farmerbarleymow
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Pilchards are great, so post up pilchard recipes here.
Isn't that in breach of your contract with the Pilchard Marketing Board?No, I fucken don’t.
Pilchard Puff
Do this, but instead of sausages use tinned pilchards: Traditional toad in the hole recipe
Pilchard Stovies
Do this, but instead of meat use tinned pilchards: Scottish stovies recipe | BBC Good Food
Pilchard Cottage Pie
Do this, but instead of beef use mashed tinned pilchards: Easy cottage pie recipe
You can't joke about pilchards.Poll is missing the obligatory third humorous/other option.
HE FUCKING MAKES IT HARD FOR HIMSELF!Sounds like your dad maybe didn't have the easiest life
Sounds like we have a lot in common. My parents were the same. When we all left home they split up. Not primarily over pilchards. Dad had an affair.My dad has a store of canned pilchards and sardines (aren't they the same thing?) - genuinely 90-odd cans of the things at last count. He eats them regularly, and replenishes his stash/bunker, but only when the old dear is out. She fucking hates them...
This is my only pilchard recipe! Though I'd add veg/sweetcorn/peppers/whatever as well. Lidl do sardines in a spicy tomato sauce if you fancy something a bit differentFor pilchard pasta - cook the pasta as normal. While it's drained tip a tin or two of pilchards in tomato sauce into the pan, mash them up and add a bit of olive oil, along with whatever herbs/spices you want, and tip the pasta back in and give everything a good stir.
Nutritious and cheap.
Well you're in the right place to expand your pilchard repertoire.This is my only pilchard recipe!
Curry in the 70s always had fruit in it. Even tinned mandarins. Fruit salad with curry powder, basically. Dad once made pilchard and banana curry. Once. Even for him that was a step too far. It was rank.
Another thing I miss living here is the range of very fresh fish that was so readily available everywhere.Another holiday story.
Me and another partner went to Portugal on Holiday out of season and after a lot of walking settled on a very remote restaurant that had no customers but looked pretty decent.
After trying to order virtually everything off the menu which had "just sold out" we ended up ordering just about the only thing he did have on the menu. Locally caught Sardines or pilchards ( can't remember which) and they were much nicer than the tinned crap that ends up on the supermarket shelves
Curry in the 70s always had fruit in it. Even tinned mandarins. Fruit salad with curry powder, basically. Dad once made pilchard and banana curry. Once. Even for him that was a step too far. It was rank.
Most of it gets exported!Another thing I miss living here is the range of very fresh fish that was so readily available everywhere.
The seas around the UK have some beautiful fish in them. Why on earth don't we eat more?
And let's not forget the bits of apple.Oh god I know, raisins and curry powder in some gravy with unidentifiable meat served on mushy overcooked long grain rice.
Another thing I miss living here is the range of very fresh fish that was so readily available everywhere.
The seas around the UK have some beautiful fish in them. Why on earth don't we eat more?
Most of it gets exported!