70's cooking...

Emp_Fab

Get the sick-bags ready, this stuff is awesome.

Go here for some stunners :  https://twitter.com/70s_party/media




Chicken on.... fuck knows what...  Anyone ?




I'm feeling a little queasy...






Jellied mechanically recovered chicken pulp sausages and spaghetti hoops !!!!

Oh god, here it comes....  BLLEEEEEAUURRRGGGHHHHHHHH.....

tone1

What....no Angel Delight? 

boogieman

Epic! 

I can remember Fanny Craddock doing some really odd dishes on the telly in the 70s. Xmas pudding fried in Guinness always sticks in my mind. 

hotpot

That spaghetti hoop monstrosity looks revolting & I'll eat pretty much anything.

Flink_Poyd

Crown Roast of Frankfurter? I'm in

dogload

boogieman said:

Epic! 

I can remember Fanny Craddock doing some really odd dishes on the telly in the 70s. Xmas pudding fried in Guinness always sticks in my mind. 

There was much disappointment in our house this year as there was not the annual broadcast of Fanny Craddock's programme in which she showed us how to prepare the turkey. We have enjoyed for at least ten years the sight of Fanny with a fistful of butter rammed under the turkey's skin, scowling at the camera and telling us how to lubricate a dry old bird.

Ah! Good old YouTube

boogieman

dogload said:

boogieman said:

Epic! 

I can remember Fanny Craddock doing some really odd dishes on the telly in the 70s. Xmas pudding fried in Guinness always sticks in my mind. 

There was much disappointment in our house this year as there was not the annual broadcast of Fanny Craddock's programme in which she showed us how to prepare the turkey. We have enjoyed for at least ten years the sight of Fanny with a fistful of butter rammed under the turkey's skin, scowling at the camera and telling us how to lubricate a dry old bird.

Ah! Good old YouTube

Filth!! 

p90fool

It wasn't just the 70s, we fled Swansea Uplands Rugby Club about 15 years ago when we found out the after match meal was spam and spaghetti hoops.

It smelled terrible, we left before it was served.

57Deluxe

Spam Fitters anyone?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v51/MarieAlice/The English Kitchen 4/SDC11072.jpg

Chalky

Nah, that's American food not English.

57Deluxe

/\ Spam fritters, tinned toms and soggy chips - was most deffo school dinner fodder for all of my school days!

Chalky

57Deluxe said:

/\ Spam fritters, tinned toms and soggy chips - was most deffo school dinner fodder for all of my school days!

I meant the pictures and the Twitter link.

Philly_Q

p90fool said:

It wasn't just the 70s, we fled Swansea Uplands Rugby Club about 15 years ago when we found out the after match meal was spam and spaghetti hoops.

That reminds me of school dinners - spam or corned beef with (cold) baked beans was a perennial.

That was also in Swansea, oddly enough, but it was actually in the 1970s.  Maybe the "chefs" went to Uplands Rugby Club after the school closed....

Hootsmon

it'll be cold by now

starwarsnosebleed

hootsmon said:

it'll be cold by now

Fanny from the 70's will be. Definitley!

Emp_Fab

Strat_a_tat_tat

Philly_Q said:

p90fool said:

It wasn't just the 70s, we fled Swansea Uplands Rugby Club about 15 years ago when we found out the after match meal was spam and spaghetti hoops.

That reminds me of school dinners - spam or corned beef with (cold) baked beans was a perennial.

That was also in Swansea, oddly enough, but it was actually in the 1970s.  Maybe the "chefs" went to Uplands Rugby Club after the school closed....

Which school was that?

Col_Decker

tone1 said:

What....no Angel Delight? 

We had Angel Delight tonight, my kids are mad for it. Butterscotch too, my favourite. Good old ma'am used to crumble up a flake on top of it. 

Strat_a_tat_tat

Col_Decker said:

tone1 said:

What....no Angel Delight? 

We had Angel Delight tonight, my kids are mad for it. Butterscotch too, my favourite. Good old ma'am used to crumble up a flake on top of it. 

... with a crumbled flake!?!?!?  Your family was much posher than mine.

EricTheWeary

My mother did pretty conventional meat and three veg type cooking. Although I remember being very excited about chicken with mushroom soup poured over it as her great innovation. I became a vegetarian in 1980 or 81 so it was definitely seventies cookery. 
And lots and lots of Artic Roll. 

Philly_Q

Strat_a_tat_tat said:

Philly_Q said:

p90fool said:

It wasn't just the 70s, we fled Swansea Uplands Rugby Club about 15 years ago when we found out the after match meal was spam and spaghetti hoops.

That reminds me of school dinners - spam or corned beef with (cold) baked beans was a perennial.

That was also in Swansea, oddly enough, but it was actually in the 1970s.  Maybe the "chefs" went to Uplands Rugby Club after the school closed....

Which school was that?

Emmanuel Grammar School, but the dinners were shipped over from Bishop Gore because we didn't have our own kitchen, so they were always cold.