Disney Recipes

[Amy]

This thread makes my life... now if only I could afford the ingredients to make this stuff!

The banana bread pudding is cheap. Mostly stuff you probably have around the house already, you just need to buy 10 bananas, cinnamon bread and liquid eggs (and raisins and pecans if you desire).

Ehh, I'm in uni. I don't usually keep anything but ramen lying around the apartment.

But I bet you have at least 3 different pizza take-out magnets on the fridge right?!

[Soarin08]

The banana bread pudding is cheap. Mostly stuff you probably have around the house already, you just need to buy 10 bananas, cinnamon bread and liquid eggs (and raisins and pecans if you desire).

Ehh, I'm in uni. I don't usually keep anything but ramen lying around the apartment.

But I bet you have at least 3 different pizza take-out magnets on the fridge right?!

Actually no... I only do Subway and Taco Bell.

[Jacca5660]

Do they have pizza in England?? I'll have a pizza with herring????????????

[Amy]

Do they have pizza in England?? I'll have a pizza with herring????????????

They probably have pizza in England, but it is served like the beer ~ lukewarm

[mindflipper]

Do they have pizza in England?? I'll have a pizza with herring????????????

...or maybe a shepherd's pie pizza? Or perhaps a Fish & Chips pizza?

[theBIGyowski]

Do they have pizza in England?? I'll have a pizza with herring????????????

...or maybe a shepherd's pie pizza? Or perhaps a Fish & Chips pizza?

[Wizzard419]

Do they have pizza in England?? I'll have a pizza with herring????????????

I was a little surprised at how they "classed up" the pizza in the UK, cheese pizza was always called "pizza margherita", be it high end, frozen/deli, or delivery.

They (Eng and Scot) are also apparent fans of deep fried pizza, take half a frozen pizza, dunk it in batter, and fry it up.

[elizabethswann]

I'm going to have to look through these recipes and try some of them out during the summer.

[Wizzard419]

Don't forget Food Pr0n, many of them are served in the parks and those are almost always up for grabs as well.

[Amy]

I was a little surprised at how they "classed up" the pizza in the UK, cheese pizza was always called "pizza margherita", be it high end, frozen/deli, or delivery.
They (Eng and Scot) are also apparent fans of deep fried pizza, take half a frozen pizza, dunk it in batter, and fry it up.

Deep, fried pizza? Hmmm, that is something I would have to try to see what it was like. Doesn't sound very tasty though...

[Wizzard419]

It's fat, carbs, cheese, and tomato sauce, so it probably tastes fine. Then you can wash it down with an Irn Bru

[Amy]

It's fat, carbs, cheese, and tomato sauce, so it probably tastes fine. Then you can wash it down with an Irn Bru

It's the "fried" part that is not so tasty sounding...of course you must wash the pizza down with a tasty adult beverage!!

[Wizzard419]

Well... it's not and it is an adult beverage... sort of... It's a caffinated soda (no alcohol) that is the Scottish coke (it's old enough to be). Apparently it's also popular with them as a hangover cure (caffine does help but electrolytes work better). The reason they use Bru is becuase it's not brewed.

[Amy]

Well... it's not and it is an adult beverage... sort of... It's a caffinated soda (no alcohol) that is the Scottish coke (it's old enough to be). Apparently it's also popular with them as a hangover cure (caffine does help but electrolytes work better). The reason they use Bru is becuase it's not brewed.

Caffeinated fruity soda? Blech, I'll have a pint instead!

[mindflipper]

What's wrong with caffienated fruity soda? Seemed like when I was in Europe they had Orangina everywhere!