Subject: SC - Re: SC European foods - Real Pizza

[kat]

	Greetings All!
	I remember that in Britain I was able to eat food that tasted great to me.
 I found sandwich shops on Piccadilly and about a block north an American
Wedy's Burger place.  It was great.  I had fish, beef and mutton, and pork.
 In combinations that tickled the tastebuds.  That is until I found a shop
catering to the tourist trade.  That food was nasty.
	I had pot pies of every variety and when we decided to not go out to eat
and found a Safeway (YES in Britain ) I found a whole isle of pot pie in
varieties that were wonderful.  I want to go back and have more of those
pies. . . sigh.
	Steak and Kidney pie is different in every shop and is interesting to
boot!  Only problem was that after we went back to Germany I ran out of the
pub mustard that was so good.  Couldn't get it in Germany and forget over
here.  Miss the curries and sauces a lot to.
	Balldrich

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> From: Phil & Susan Troy <troy at asan.com>
> To: sca-cooks at Ansteorra.ORG
> Subject: Re: SC - Views on British Food
> Date: August 05, 1998 5:17 PM
> 
> Cathy Harding wrote:
> 
> > But what ever you do, avoid the american chain resturants (McDonalds,
KFC,
> > etc)  It was the only place to eat on time (late afternoon, after pubs
> > closed for the afternon and before anything else was open).  It was
> > terrible!
> > MAeve
> 
> Hey, I hear that in McDonald's in Japan things are fried in a partial mix
of
> some kind of fish oil...don't know if it's true or not. I've never eaten
any
> type of chain fast food in Britain, but I've been told British pizza is
> universally bad, that no one in the British Isles understands the
concept. I
> have no direct experience with the latter case (although I trust my
informant)
> but wouldn't be surprised, since very few places in America grasp the
basic
> concept either. They make some very nice dishes _called_ pizza in places
like
> California and the Chicago area. They just aren't pizza.
> 
> But I digress...
> 
> Adamantius
> ______________________________________
> Phil & Susan Troy
> troy at asan.com
> 
> 
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