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Mud, rubbish sex, food poisoning and the Quo replacing the headline act you've mortgaged your house to see. Tell us your experiences
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( , Thu 4 Jun 2009, 13:33)
Mud, rubbish sex, food poisoning and the Quo replacing the headline act you've mortgaged your house to see. Tell us your experiences
Question from Chart Cat
( , Thu 4 Jun 2009, 13:33)
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Somethings man is not meant to interfere with
Hi Everyone,
Long time lurker (the only post that I've done before was bitching last year that I didn't go to Glastonbury).
I could write about my first Reading where I accidently ignited a gas canister, which a helpful metalhead booted into the next field (I'll be interested to see if any stories about a fireball landing on someones tent come in). Or I could write about the 3 litres of pear cider I necked in half an hour that led to me leading a conga line in front of the main stage at Glastonbury to "play that funky music white boy".
However, there seems to be a lot of those type of stories so I'll tell you about what was my most memorable festival moment of last year.
I was at Secret Garden Party, wandering around and looking at the food on offer. They had bacon sandwiches, they had pies BUT no breakfast themed pies. For the rest of the festival, I sat by the lake and divised what would be the best pie in the world: It would have chopped bacon, sausages, baked beans and tomatoes for a filling in shortcrust pastry, I would serve it with hash browns on the side and top the pie with a fried egg. This would make me my millions! I would be a hero to the common man and women would swoon at my mad pie skills!
Shame that when I got home and made it was saltier than a seaman's semen.
Ho hum
( , Sat 6 Jun 2009, 21:24, 3 replies)
Hi Everyone,
Long time lurker (the only post that I've done before was bitching last year that I didn't go to Glastonbury).
I could write about my first Reading where I accidently ignited a gas canister, which a helpful metalhead booted into the next field (I'll be interested to see if any stories about a fireball landing on someones tent come in). Or I could write about the 3 litres of pear cider I necked in half an hour that led to me leading a conga line in front of the main stage at Glastonbury to "play that funky music white boy".
However, there seems to be a lot of those type of stories so I'll tell you about what was my most memorable festival moment of last year.
I was at Secret Garden Party, wandering around and looking at the food on offer. They had bacon sandwiches, they had pies BUT no breakfast themed pies. For the rest of the festival, I sat by the lake and divised what would be the best pie in the world: It would have chopped bacon, sausages, baked beans and tomatoes for a filling in shortcrust pastry, I would serve it with hash browns on the side and top the pie with a fried egg. This would make me my millions! I would be a hero to the common man and women would swoon at my mad pie skills!
Shame that when I got home and made it was saltier than a seaman's semen.
Ho hum
( , Sat 6 Jun 2009, 21:24, 3 replies)
pie :D
Bacon always causes this extra saltiness. Two solutions:
- Add a load of chopped onion to the pie
- Add a dash of smoked paprika (the stuff that smells like bbq)
- Add a bit of egg white to the mixture to get a nice texture.
- Use sweet/unsalted shortcrust pastry (sounds gross, but it's tasty)
I also suggest topping with puff rather than shortcrust pastry and make sure the yolk of the egg is runny so you can dip the shards of puff pastry into the egg yolk!
( , Sat 6 Jun 2009, 23:42, closed)
Bacon always causes this extra saltiness. Two solutions:
- Add a load of chopped onion to the pie
- Add a dash of smoked paprika (the stuff that smells like bbq)
- Add a bit of egg white to the mixture to get a nice texture.
- Use sweet/unsalted shortcrust pastry (sounds gross, but it's tasty)
I also suggest topping with puff rather than shortcrust pastry and make sure the yolk of the egg is runny so you can dip the shards of puff pastry into the egg yolk!
( , Sat 6 Jun 2009, 23:42, closed)
You madam, are a genius.
I'll give the breakfast pie a go again when I get back from Glastonbury.
( , Sun 7 Jun 2009, 11:20, closed)
I'll give the breakfast pie a go again when I get back from Glastonbury.
( , Sun 7 Jun 2009, 11:20, closed)
this is making me laugh like a twat
and everyone on the train is staring at me. thanks for that!!
( , Sun 7 Jun 2009, 22:06, closed)
and everyone on the train is staring at me. thanks for that!!
( , Sun 7 Jun 2009, 22:06, closed)
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