Davs 19
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Phil Meup said:
No matter what you do, they're never the same as from the chippy though, are they ?
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Hollands pies and puds
- Thread starter Barcon
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No matter what you do, they're never the same as from the chippy though, are they ?
Chris in London
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YouTube 'chippy tea' by the Lancashire hotpots.
That is all
That is all
andyhinch
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Go to mr Thomas's chop house and get a proper pud.
Davs 19
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Chris in London said:YouTube 'chippy tea' by the Lancashire hotpots.
That is all
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOsYykqvghY&sns=em[/youtube]
Thenumber1blue
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Now i'm older,Holland pies really are fuckin disgusting !
Davs 19
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Thenumber1blue said:Now i'm older,Holland pies really are fuckin disgusting !
Wash your mouth out !!!
jimharri
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What about that chippy/takeaway in Piccadilly (Tutzy's, or something similar)? Do they do Holland's?
andyhinch said:Go to mr Thomas's chop house and get a proper pud.
Correct, best baby's head you'll have in Manchester.
CITYBOY1000
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I don't eat meat any more, gave up in 1987, but I remember Hollands steak and kidney puddings from back in the 1980s. At the right chippy, usually small town ones catering for locals with a set clientele, were superb.
I had an evening job whilst at school and worked at my local. The pay was crap but just before the place closed, the boss used to let me pick my supper. I always had a Hollands, a nice piece of battered cod, a mound of chips, salt and vinegar, a big dollap of mushy peas and then a ladle of curry sauce across the lot. He'd let me put it to one side and heat it up. We'd shut up shop and clean the place up and then I was out of there like a greyhound out of the traps and home. I'd sit in the kitchen about 2.00am and scoff the lot. Used to wake up and straight out for the school bus the next morning.
Happy days.
I don't ever recall having a nice Hollands, or anthing for that matter in the city centre. The whole situation is about mass production and food being re-heated and basically, no disrespect as I've been there myself many times, but feeding the throw-outs from the pub who will eat anything.
-- Fri Sep 20, 2013 8:37 pm --
I wasn't including proper restaurants in that like Sam's Chop House and a few othres. Just the chippies.
I had an evening job whilst at school and worked at my local. The pay was crap but just before the place closed, the boss used to let me pick my supper. I always had a Hollands, a nice piece of battered cod, a mound of chips, salt and vinegar, a big dollap of mushy peas and then a ladle of curry sauce across the lot. He'd let me put it to one side and heat it up. We'd shut up shop and clean the place up and then I was out of there like a greyhound out of the traps and home. I'd sit in the kitchen about 2.00am and scoff the lot. Used to wake up and straight out for the school bus the next morning.
Happy days.
I don't ever recall having a nice Hollands, or anthing for that matter in the city centre. The whole situation is about mass production and food being re-heated and basically, no disrespect as I've been there myself many times, but feeding the throw-outs from the pub who will eat anything.
-- Fri Sep 20, 2013 8:37 pm --
I wasn't including proper restaurants in that like Sam's Chop House and a few othres. Just the chippies.