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The UK Menu Game (2003)

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Bapi

Bapi

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Hi there, I am now around afterall and I was decorating at the weekend actually- worse luck. Saving myself and my current account for this Thursday and Friday at the Fat Duck

Charlene, pointed out that this one may be a tad difficult, so a quick clue.

Its not in London.

Bapi

Bapi

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Damm, the clue was a bit of a give away wasn't it ?

Well done, Simon- a packet of wine gums is winging its way over to you.

Your turn I believe

Matthew Grant

Matthew Grant

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Fillet of woof

This is a new one on me. What on earth is woof :blink: ?

My dog is getting worried and won't come into the kitchen :smile:

Everybody knows what woof is! What on earth is tatare sauce? :raz:

"Why would we want Children? What do they know about food?"

peterpumkino

peterpumkino

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Is it the contents of Peter Pumkino?

surely the dessert would be 'Waffle served with lots of cheese'

I would never eat in an Italian restaurant in London that has POLENTA FRITTA WITH DOLCELATTE, ARTICHOKES AND PANCETTA on the menu!!

I mean, the Italians would laugh for days if they saw that in a restaurant! Polenta is only served in rustic restaurants in the mountains. Come on!!!!! That's for Brit poseurs only - you know who you are! :biggrin:

And I love cheese - can't stand waffle.

Simon Majumdar

Simon Majumdar

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Is it the contents of Peter Pumkino?

surely the dessert would be 'Waffle served with lots of cheese'

I would never eat in an Italian restaurant in London that has POLENTA FRITTA WITH DOLCELATTE, ARTICHOKES AND PANCETTA on the menu!!

I mean, the Italians would laugh for days if they saw that in a restaurant! Polenta is only served in rustic restaurants in the mountains. Come on!!!!! That's for Brit poseurs only - you know who you are! :biggrin:

And I love cheese - can't stand waffle.

OK, now Peter has made sure he's mentioned again, back to the game

Another clue. For location think Buffy

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Kikujiro

Kikujiro

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I mean, the Italians would laugh for days if they saw that in a restaurant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Polenta is only served in rustic restaurants in the mountains. Come on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's for Brit poseurs only - you know who you are! :biggrin:

Rubbish. I had it in two of the best restaurants in Venice last week.

I am only able to type this reply because I'm checking the board less often these days so I know won't get dragged into another 'debate' on 'real' 'Italian' 'food'.

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Charlene Leonard

Charlene Leonard

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Over to the brassy bottle blonde essex girl

anyone know what Heston has done with the rest of the liquid nitrogen...?

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