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Steve Bowles

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My worst “food” nightmare.:sick::D Although I lived in Texas for 10 years I never was able to get my mind let alone pallet around chicken-fried steak, white gravy, etc.; a heart attack on a plate. Give me good old bangers and mash, baked beans on toast, or steak and kidney pie any day.:hungry:
Which is why British troops played "The World Turned Upside Down" as they marched out of New York after being whupped by a bunch of farmers filled with CFS and cream gravy. You really missed out. On your deathbed you will regret the missed opportunities of 10 years in the Lone Star state.
 

Rufusdog

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Which is why British troops played "The World Turned Upside Down" as they marched out of New York after being whupped by a bunch of farmers filled with CFS and cream gravy. You really missed out. On your deathbed you will regret the missed opportunities of 10 years in the Lone Star state.
If that legend is true, given what that bunch of farmers had in their stomachs they were still trying to digest it 33 years later when, in 1814, the British burned Washington (including the Presidential Mansion, aka the White House, and the Capitol building).:p:
 
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Steve Bowles

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If that legend is true, given what that bunch of farmers had in their stomachs they were still trying to digest it 33 years later when, in 1814, the British burned Washington (including the Presidential Mansion, aka the White House, and the Capitol building).
And we've never forgotten that. Which is why we sent you Meghan.
 

TobyC

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My next trip to Montana next September is going to be nothing but Chicken-Fried Steak, Home fries, Country gravy, buttermilk biscuits and sausage gravy, hash browns, Mexican food with frozen Margaritas , and jalapeño black-eyed beans. Two weeks without the ubiquitous English pies.
Hot damn! Pass the gravy buddy roe! :hungry:
 

donnie_arko

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Let's just say that biscuits and gravy take the place of a full English breakfast. Two biscuits covered in country gravy and you're good to go.
I'd like to try it sometime.

FWIW, I think the breakfast culture in the States where people regularly go out to eat breakfast is a great thing. When I went many years ago I really loved eating in local style diners things like MASSIVE omelettes, pancakes and so on. If I make a trip to the States again, I will go where to a state where the BBQ is celebrated.
 

TobyC

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My worst “food” nightmare.:sick::D Although I lived in Texas for 10 years I never was able to get my mind let alone pallet around chicken-fried steak, white gravy, etc.; a heart attack on a plate. Give me good old bangers and mash, baked beans on toast, or steak and kidney pie any day.:hungry:
Kidney pie doesn't sound like food. As far as the heart attack goes, well, I had a triple bypass in 2001, so I'm good to go! :dance:
 

TobyC

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I'd like to try it sometime.

FWIW, I think the breakfast culture in the States where people regularly go out to eat breakfast is a great thing. When I went many years ago I really loved eating in local style diners things like MASSIVE omelettes, pancakes and so on. If I make a trip to the States again, I will go where to a state where the BBQ is celebrated.
BBQ is everywhere! And there are many different kinds with different bases and flavors.
 
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Steve Bowles

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I'd like to try it sometime.

FWIW, I think the breakfast culture in the States where people regularly go out to eat breakfast is a great thing. When I went many years ago I really loved eating in local style diners things like MASSIVE omelettes, pancakes and so on. If I make a trip to the States again, I will go where to a state where the BBQ is celebrated.
Gotta be Texas.
 
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