Originally Posted by Skye Ephémérine

I befriended this very domesticated 'lass' who had a very unusual accent,...........and she surprised me once with some sort of 'sheep' dish and jacket potatoes.. :

I think she was probably a Scot and the dish was Haggis & Tatties. Thats a scottish national dish.

Originally Posted by Muezzin

Chaat is indeed delish.

If every single person of every persuasion served a bowl of chaat to others with a smile, the world would be a big smiley bowl of yoghurt.

Ha brilliant that is the one.. actually looked better in real life than those pix.. they don't make it very well here in the U.S.. it was a one time fluke I am starting to believe --

Originally Posted by barney

I think she was probably a Scot and the dish was Haggis & Tatties. Thats a scottish national dish.

She told me where she was from in the early days indeed (when I understood nothing).. I didn't want to seem rude by asking her again... she could have been from Saskatchewan for all I know.. I just looked enthused and smiled alot...

off to google haggies and tatties ...

True, here are my 10 ways to gain weight.
1. Watch TV with a bag of patato chips
2. Sitting in the toilet all day.
3. Staying on LI ( good thing)
4.Playing Video Games
5. Not joining Athelitic things.
6.Sleeping and Eating.
7.Sitting on the sofa.
8.No clue
9. No clue
10. No clue

Which ones do you do?

I am not discriminating against British food alone (although it really was very bad)

Awww

How long were you in the Uk? How much British food did you actually have? I'm sure there's plenty of British food you'd like. Haggis, shepard's pie, roast lamb. Anyways, never mind. If it was Haggis you had, and if you did like it, then that's pretty extreme so I'll give you props.

Originally Posted by mediadave

Awww

ne sois pas triste

How long were you in the Uk?

two bloody yrs

How much British food did you actually have?

considering that I don't know how to cook at least once or twice a day.. I do know how to butter my 'crumpets' and honestly even those took a little getting used to..

they always seemed a little un-made



compared to what I am used to

I'm sure there's plenty of British food you'd like. Haggis, shepard's pie, roast lamb. Anyways, never mind. If it was Haggis you had, and if you did like it, then that's pretty extreme so I'll give you props.

I was fasting the day she made it, anything she would have made would have been great




I do miss England at times, it was charming otherwise...

peace

I guess it'd actually be pretty hard for a muslim to get proper traditional British food, as outside of home cooking, the only places that actually serve it are pubs really - and even pubs can be pretty variable in quality. You won't find a 'British' restaurant, unlike French or Italian restaurants.

So don't worry about not liking our food! You probably didn't get to try the good stuff.

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Masha'allah nice post bro!!!!!!!!!!!! Jizaka'allah Khayr.