Polls: Food & Beverage

Finally an important question

Originally created for the queen's coronation it's been a popular sandwich ingredient ever since. At it's basic level it's chicken tossed in curry powder and mayonnaise. Some put sultanas in.

In other words it's British cooking at it's best. But do you like it?

I like both but, butter is the best! How about you?

The Coronation Quiche contains cheese, spinach and broad bean and has horrified the French who insist only Quiche Lorraine should be called quiche, everything else is a tart.

Now personally I've chucked lots of things in one over the years, sausage, bacon, mushrooms and a whole range of vegetables. Basically what's at hand at the time and still called it a quiche.

Thoughts?

Custards a funny thing, it's really just hot ice cream when you think about it. Some love it, others claim it's nasty gloop that destroys the taste of the pudding.

You can make it from powder or just open a can/carton of ready made stuff. Of course you can cook it from scratch with eggs cream and sugar but that's more expensive.

So how do you make custard?

I saw something on TV where a gentleman was asking people if certain things were offensive and if their names should be changed. He asked if Cracker Jacks should be changed to something like White People Jacks because "cracker" is offensive to the White Community. But is it also offensive that Jack is a boy? Do you find Cracker Jack offensive? If so, what should the name be? VOTE BELOW!

Is it mac & cheese or macaroni salad you like best? I love both personally, but thankfully I do not have to pick.

Some people like just to give them a simple rinse and leave the stains in the belief it improves the flavour of future cuppa's.
Others give them a good scrubbing and keep them white. Generally the two types don't get on.

Cannoncini – Cream Filled Puff Pastry Cones

Citrus Punch Pavlova