I say we go the other direction. Sirloin steak, cooked medium rare (again using the Ford model) with a rocket salad, parmesan crusted pan fried baby new potatoes and a red wine jus. Glass of nice riocha to go with it instead of your bovril as well.
Let your cheap fried doo-dahs be the reserve of Gorgie. Proper, Hibs class food that Le God would appreciate.
I also make bitter chocolate and salted caramel brownies that could replace the ridiculously overpriced bags of sweets and **** too.
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Thread: The Easter Road Pie
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10-06-2015 10:21 PM #31
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12-06-2015 02:21 PM #33This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-06-2015 11:31 PM #34
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what the **** man
So there you have it Pie 99, and to celebrate the penultimate entry into the Meat Filled Pastries Hall of Fame I have borrowed part of a little ditty from Mr. Jay Z:If you’re having pie problems I feel bad for you sonI’m on the pie patrol, high cholesterol
I’ve had 99 pies but of fish I’ve had none
Pies that wanna make sure my casket’s closed
“Cardiac Arrythmia is a risk”, I know!
But I love food stupid what type of facts are those
If you grew up with football and a thirst for goals
You’d celebrate each minute with meat wrapped in dough
I’m a fair minded critic I’ll give anything a go,
If you don’t like meat pies you can press fast forward
Got beef not lamb then it’s steak that’s on show
A pie innuendo is always the way to go, ayyyoooo
Whether, moist or deep it’s easy being crass,
And here’s another one just for the lads…munchers
I don’t know what you rate your pastries as
or understand the intelligence that a butcher, baker has
Don’t forget the brown sauce, that’d be dumb
I’ve had 99 pies but of fish I’ve had none
Gravy!
99 Pies but of fish I’ve had none
If you’re having pie problems I feel bad for you son
I’ve had 99 pies but of fish I’d have none
Gravy!
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14-06-2015 09:23 AM #35
Cambridge Utd do bacon rolls and they are excellent (well it's bacon so 'excellent' goes without saying). I reckon they would be a welcome addition to our wide and varied current menu of the world!
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14-06-2015 10:39 AM #36
I always stop off at Greggs when walking down Easter Road and buy a couple of pies. I have never been stopped from taking them in, they are better and cheaper.
Why anyone would by what they sell in the ground is beyond me.
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14-06-2015 01:26 PM #37This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-06-2015 01:38 PM #39This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The other six were always reserved for another kind of Greig.
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14-06-2015 02:03 PM #40
No keen on oor pies at aw, I read above.. price v quality with price defo hammering quality. I do remember in 2005/2006 Nacho Novo enjoying a pie courtesy of the East stand right enough, wonder what his review would be ;-)
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14-06-2015 02:05 PM #41
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14-06-2015 02:33 PM #42
I used to throw a half dozen vegetarian sausage rolls in t'oven an hour or so before heading off to Easter Road then wrap them in tin foil. Three in one pocket of my jacket and three in the other one. That way I knew I was getting a balanced late lunch.
Nothing on the menu at Easter Road that would excite me. Anyway by providing my own scran I avoid having to queue for ages.
Simples.
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14-06-2015 03:17 PM #43
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The steak pies in Behind The Goals pre-match are 100 times better than the ones from the kiosks
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14-06-2015 08:25 PM #44
I go to White Hart Lane quite a bit. Multi-million dollar football club and the food is still utter ***** and it seems to always take them completely by surprise when lots of people want fed and watered at half time.
As long as people keep buying ***** at inflated prices, they will keep selling it.
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We'll be using the finest "Oil De La Vegeteeeble", direct from the groond of East Lothianshire, as I said in my fully costed and detailed plan. Tatteez, de la brek, as they say in the Treenent.
And Le God? You telling me you have no idea that when naebody was looking he fired straight doon to the Bronx, late on a Sunday night and snaffled a big two pound bag ay chips, nae salt, just plenty sauce and a tin of Irn Bru?
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The bottom line
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Is....
Tatties. Big, **** off tatties, cut into big, **** off chips. Sold in a traditional sheet of newspaper (Petrie has a couple of thousand bales of old Herald and Post stored for such an occassion under the Dunbar End) and two poond a skull. As I said. Genius.
Nae pissing around.
Just imagine those big, fat, not quite shrivelled but no greasy, lashings of BROON sauce and piping hot...chips...as ye stand and remember the bad auld days when we had pishy pies, pizza, sweeties, crisps etc. Aw bollocks.
MON THE CHIPS
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15-06-2015 09:58 PM #46This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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16-06-2015 11:13 AM #47This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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