Macaroni pie

[GogLais]

Thank you Dundee for introducing this delicacy to me. Truly wonderful.

[vball]

With a dod of tomato ketchup on it?

[dpedin]

Its nice but I prefer the haggis and tatties pie. However the winner was always the Wallaces Onion bridie, hot from their now defunct shop in Castle Street, just bliss.

[Biffer]

Uhllhuvaplenpehanananyanananaw.

[dpedin]

Its nice but I prefer the haggis and tatties pie. However the winner was always the Wallaces Onion bridie, hot from their now defunct shop in Castle Street, just bliss.

It then moved to Crichton Street I think?

[dpedin]

Uhllhuvaplenpehanananyanananaw.

Try this

[dpedin]

Or this ....

[Biffer]

Ok, those are weird.

Anyone not Scottish has no idea what we’re on about. And probably not all of the Scots either.

[GogLais]

With a dod of tomato ketchup on it?

No, nothing fancy like that. I don’t usually buy pies on impulse but it was a real “I’ve got to try one of those”.
Staying in Edinburgh, loved the train ride over the Forth and Tay bridges and I had no idea that the Discovery ship is in Dundee.

[Chilli]

What exactly is a macaroni one?

[Tichtheid]

What exactly is a macaroni one?

[Tichtheid]

They were originally filled with mutton, but you can get all sorts of stuff scraped up off the abattoir floor in them now, a good Scotch pie is a wonderful thing, hot with a dollop of HP sauce.

[robmatic]

When I lived in Edinburgh, I was fond of a deep fried Scotch pie in a roll with chippy sauce after an evening in the pub.

[SaintK]

When I lived in Edinburgh, I was fond of a deep fried Scotch pie in a roll with chippy sauce after an evening in the pub.

[vball]

With a dod of tomato ketchup on it?

No, nothing fancy like that. I don’t usually buy pies on impulse but it was a real “I’ve got to try one of those”.
Staying in Edinburgh, loved the train ride over the Forth and Tay bridges and I had no idea that the Discovery ship is in Dundee.

Did you do the Discovery Ship tour? Ithought it was brilliant and so "scary" what they did/lived.

[Sandstorm]

What exactly is a macaroni one?

A pie has a pastry top. That’s a quiche.

[SaintK]

What exactly is a macaroni one?

A pie has a pastry top. That’s a quiche.

Tart!!!!!

[Sandstorm]

A pie has a pastry top. That’s a quiche.

Tart!!!!!

Tarts have cream. And soft lips.

[westport]

If you got it in Dundee it is not a pie it is a peh

[SaintK]

A pie has a pastry top. That’s a quiche.

Tart!!!!!

Tarts have cream. And soft lips.

[GogLais]

With a dod of tomato ketchup on it?

No, nothing fancy like that. I don’t usually buy pies on impulse but it was a real “I’ve got to try one of those”.
Staying in Edinburgh, loved the train ride over the Forth and Tay bridges and I had no idea that the Discovery ship is in Dundee.

Did you do the Discovery Ship tour? Ithought it was brilliant and so "scary" what they did/lived.

We did, open bridge in the Antarctic doesn’t bear thinking about.
Also went to the new V&A, like many new arts buildings a vast expensive spacious building with an excellent Scottish design exhibition tucked away in one corner. I guess they had to build a feature building on that site.

[GogLais]

What exactly is a macaroni one?

That’s it, mouth’s watering again.

[Biffer]

When I lived in Edinburgh, I was fond of a deep fried Scotch pie in a roll with chippy sauce after an evening in the pub.

Always preferred the deep fried steak pies myself. Deep fried pizza better than either, it’s the food of the gods. But each one takes a couple of months of your life expectancy.

[mat the expat]

What exactly is a macaroni one?

That’s it, mouth’s watering again.

I had a Schnitty on Saturday with Mac'n'Cheese topping and then crumbled up Twisties on it!

[mat the expat]

What exactly is a macaroni one?

That’s it, mouth’s watering again.

I had a Schnitty on Saturday with Mac'n'Cheese topping and then crumbled up Twisties on it!

[Slick]

When I lived in Edinburgh, I was fond of a deep fried Scotch pie in a roll with chippy sauce after an evening in the pub.

Always preferred the deep fried steak pies myself. Deep fried pizza better than either, it’s the food of the gods. But each one takes a couple of months of your life expectancy.

I've never been brave enough to try the pizza, but deep fried haggis is the stuff of legends

[robmatic]

Always preferred the deep fried steak pies myself. Deep fried pizza better than either, it’s the food of the gods. But each one takes a couple of months of your life expectancy.

I've never been brave enough to try the pizza, but deep fried haggis is the stuff of legends

Deep fried pizza is so greasy but after a certain amount of beers it hits the spot.

The haggis is tasty but I always found it wreaked havoc on my guts.

[dpedin]

If you got it in Dundee it is not a pie it is a peh

Exactly!

Only a Dundonian knows how to tell the difference between a plain and an onion bridie just by looking!

[Dogbert]

Always preferred the deep fried steak pies myself. Deep fried pizza better than either, it’s the food of the gods. But each one takes a couple of months of your life expectancy.

I've never been brave enough to try the pizza, but deep fried haggis is the stuff of legends

Deep fried pizza is so greasy but after a certain amount of beers it hits the spot.

The haggis is tasty but I always found it wreaked havoc on my guts.

You can tell how solidly the middle class the board is , only the Finlay's & Farquhar's of Bearsden & Morningside call it 'Deep fried Pizza ' - to everyone else , its Pizza Crunch

[dpedin]

If you got it in Dundee it is not a pie it is a peh

Exactly!

Only a Dundonian knows how to tell the difference between a plain and an onion bridie just by looking!

By the way I used to drink in the West Port in Dundee - the infamous Scout Bar!
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-C-miOGDNluc/ ... 2B1980.jpg

[Phredd]

One of my work colleague's signature dish is mac/cheese made with a mixture of extra mature cheddar and red Leicester cheese, and in it is a mixture of mushrooms, Lincolnshire sausages and black sausage.

Sounds like it should be horrible, but everyone who eats it raves over it - including my wife who won't normally eat mushrooms.

[TB63]

That’s it, mouth’s watering again.

I had a Schnitty on Saturday with Mac'n'Cheese topping and then crumbled up Twisties on it!

Did you send a pic of it to Whitbags? Quite impressive accuracy..

[Biffer]

I've never been brave enough to try the pizza, but deep fried haggis is the stuff of legends

Deep fried pizza is so greasy but after a certain amount of beers it hits the spot.

The haggis is tasty but I always found it wreaked havoc on my guts.

You can tell how solidly the middle class the board is , only the Finlay's & Farquhar's of Bearsden & Morningside call it 'Deep fried Pizza ' - to everyone else , its Pizza Crunch

No no no no no.

Pizza crunch is battered. Deep fried pizza is straight into the oil.

At least that's my understanding, given to me by an Italian Scots ex whose dad had a chippie in Dundeh

[Biffer]

One of my work colleague's signature dish is mac/cheese made with a mixture of extra mature cheddar and red Leicester cheese, and in it is a mixture of mushrooms, Lincolnshire sausages and black sausage.

Sounds like it should be horrible, but everyone who eats it raves over it - including my wife who won't normally eat mushrooms.

What's black sausage?

[Tichtheid]

If you got it in Dundee it is not a pie it is a peh

Exactly!

Only a Dundonian knows how to tell the difference between a plain and an onion bridie just by looking!

By the way I used to drink in the West Port in Dundee - the infamous Scout Bar!
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-C-miOGDNluc/ ... 2B1980.jpg

I was in a pub watching rugby here once and a woman near me caught my accent and we got talking because she’d been at Uni in St Andrews.
She said that she and a friend were in Dundee one Saturday and decided to go for a pint, this was early 80s.
They went into what she described as being a “down beat looking” place.
A couple of old guys were playing draughts, the racing was on the telly.

They were refused pints, but allowed half pints of lager.
When they went to sit down they were directed to a little snug round from the main bar and when they were seated the barman drew a curtain, keeping them separated from the room.

They were shrieking by this point.

I think they just stayed for the one

[robmatic]

I've never been brave enough to try the pizza, but deep fried haggis is the stuff of legends

Deep fried pizza is so greasy but after a certain amount of beers it hits the spot.

The haggis is tasty but I always found it wreaked havoc on my guts.

You can tell how solidly the middle class the board is , only the Finlay's & Farquhar's of Bearsden & Morningside call it 'Deep fried Pizza ' - to everyone else , its Pizza Crunch

Hey, I'm no Morningside Farquhar.

It's New Town for me, thank you very much.

[inactionman]

No, nothing fancy like that. I don’t usually buy pies on impulse but it was a real “I’ve got to try one of those”.
Staying in Edinburgh, loved the train ride over the Forth and Tay bridges and I had no idea that the Discovery ship is in Dundee.

Did you do the Discovery Ship tour? Ithought it was brilliant and so "scary" what they did/lived.

We did, open bridge in the Antarctic doesn’t bear thinking about.
Also went to the new V&A, like many new arts buildings a vast expensive spacious building with an excellent Scottish design exhibition tucked away in one corner. I guess they had to build a feature building on that site.

The visiting exhibitions are excellent - been to an Ocean Liners one which had all the artworks and design of the 1920s Liners and was beautifully presented, and a Mary Quant one which I got tickets as a gift for the missus but was unexpectedly fascinating.

Gift shop is an outrageous ripoff but expect they're just going with V&A Kensington prices.

I've been through the discovery museum but wasn't aware they offered a tour, might give that another go. Different breed, those boys. 'There's a water distiller but it's for the boilers, the sailors wouldn't drink it'.

[Slick]

Deep fried pizza is so greasy but after a certain amount of beers it hits the spot.

The haggis is tasty but I always found it wreaked havoc on my guts.

You can tell how solidly the middle class the board is , only the Finlay's & Farquhar's of Bearsden & Morningside call it 'Deep fried Pizza ' - to everyone else , its Pizza Crunch

Hey, I'm no Morningside Farquhar.

It's New Town for me, thank you very much.

Quite right. Bloody Morningside peasants

[Biffer]

Deep fried pizza is so greasy but after a certain amount of beers it hits the spot.

The haggis is tasty but I always found it wreaked havoc on my guts.

You can tell how solidly the middle class the board is , only the Finlay's & Farquhar's of Bearsden & Morningside call it 'Deep fried Pizza ' - to everyone else , its Pizza Crunch

Hey, I'm no Morningside Farquhar.

It's New Town for me, thank you very much.

I’m half a mile from Saughton prison.

And before any one else suggests it, yes, I’m still running.

[westport]

Deep fried pizza is so greasy but after a certain amount of beers it hits the spot.

The haggis is tasty but I always found it wreaked havoc on my guts.

You can tell how solidly the middle class the board is , only the Finlay's & Farquhar's of Bearsden & Morningside call it 'Deep fried Pizza ' - to everyone else , its Pizza Crunch

Hey, I'm no Morningside Farquhar.

It's New Town for me, thank you very much.

So, it is a fur coat and knickers for you