Food that can do one

[idahoblues]

Never heard of that mate, is it similar to Bok Choi?

Not really, it’s just a different kind of cabbage, I’m sure they grow it over there too
https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=napa cabbage&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5

 

[idahoblues]

This is a good one too
https://www.feastingathome.com/asian-slaw/

 

[mexico1970]

Not really, it’s just a different kind of cabbage, I’m sure they grow it over there too
https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=napa cabbage&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5

Yeah we call it Chinese Cabbage over here and you can buy it it's just a little harder to get, will keep my beady eyes open for it.

Just as an aside, I can's stand any cabbage if it has been cooked.

 

[dobingsdobber]

Fig Rolls,evil bastards.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

As someone once said, an acquired taste not worth acquiring. It's telling that the only way to stomach a particular foodstuff is by disguising the taste and texture with a rich sauce. I still feel distinctly queasy when I think back to the one and only occasion my mother served up tripe to us kids for tea.

Tha texture is something to behold.
Pork tripe - quite white, smooth and bland.
But beef tripe - very frilly and fun to eat!
An oral experience...

 

[Kippaxpete]

Once upon a time I wouldn't entertain the idea of 'cheesecake'! What! Cheese in a cake? WTF. And then a friend offered some, didn't say what it was, and I followed up with 'That's delicious!. But I won't make the same mistake with curry. Cheesecake didn't give the game away by smelling like a latrine.

Spoiler Alert!
Unless you were served the American version (which contains cream cheese), cheesecake widely available in the UK doesn't actually contain cheese. Otherwise, I'm assuming that the only latrines you've ever smelt are those recently used by someone who's consumed a vindaloo!
; )

 

[idahoblues]

Spoiler Alert!
Unless you were served the American version (which contains cream cheese), cheesecake widely available in the UK doesn't actually contain cheese. Otherwise, I'm assuming that the only latrines you've ever smelt are those recently used by someone who's consumed a vindaloo!
; )

Most English cheesecakes contain cream cheese, yes it’s possible to make without but not the norm

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Olives. And Sardines in tins with tomato juice on them

 

[idahoblues]

Olives. And Sardines in tins with tomato juice on them

Both food of the gods

 

[Kippaxpete]

Most English cheesecakes contain cream cheese, yes it’s possible to make without but not the norm

I'll grant you it's debatable Idaho but I maintain that the majority of unbaked cheesecakes on sale in the UK are free of cheese. Do I sound like I'm clutching at straws?
; )