On the subject of M&S breaded chicken, their Gastropub Chicken Kiev is pretty damned epic other things that make M&S worthwhile - their fresh bakery shortbread with the chocolate pieces in that quite literally melts on your tongue is lush I have however not yet forgiven them for discontinuing their 'Posh Cheese on Toast' which was basically a slab of Welsh rarebit that you could just slice onto toast and pop under the grill
look this is a well researched topic that has an official answer depending in the region of the UK you come from. Afternoon tea ‘expert’ reveals correct way to pronounce ‘scone’ if her late majesty says "scon" then you can take your pick depending on whether you are a round head or cavalier I suppose.
Oh yes. I'm a "Senf" (Mustard) Addict Looks lovely. Is it "mild" or "sharp" (Scharf in German)? For the sharp ones I use the original "Düsseldorfer Löwen-Senf" It moves "right into the brain" and is good against "dry eyes" I pronounce it "Tee-Gebäck" btw: "Sit down. Have a scone, Make yourself at home. You klutz!" ( © "The life of Brian" )
Not sure which ''one of them' you mean - perhaps you would clarify? - The half Canadian one? - The born in Bolton one? - The grew up in County Durham one? - The also grew up in Southend one? (yes I was an Essex girl named Tracy for a while) - The also grew up in the midlands one? (it was Solihull mind you so 'the nice part of the midlands') - The lives down south now because that's where all the well paid jobs in IT are one? - The speaks English without an accent - like someone who learnt English as a 2nd language one?
There's a bloke on R5 Live on Saturdays that runs the match reports and scores as they come in, he pronounces the word 'one' as 'won', which can be a tad annoying as the live scores come in.
funnily enough, i stumbled upon this today at the grocery store and remembered your post. anything in particular you recommend for it?
Steak, sausages, burgers all benefit from a dollop of Colman's, but don't expect it to be like the much milder French mustard type dressings, it has a bit of a kick.
