Beliall Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 1 minute ago, Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo said: Yeah if we're adding all that shit, then fish and chips you can put a battered sausage, cheese, pickled onions, gravy, pineapple fritter and a steak and kidney pie Beer battered cod, salt and vinegar chips, minted mushy peas, and tartar sauce.
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 Just now, Beliall said: Beer battered cod, salt and vinegar chips, minted mushy peas, and tartar sauce. And a gherkin
The Blur Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 7 minutes ago, Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo said: Yeah if we're adding all that shit, then fish and chips you can put a battered sausage, cheese, pickled onions, gravy, pineapple fritter and a steak and kidney pie Even with all of these additions for fish and chips, burritos will still taste better though Seriously though, all of additions that I have mentioned is a staple accompaniment of the dish like the rice with tandoori chicken. You could make a case for salt, vinegar, tomato ketchup, even arguably curry sauce for fish and chips but all other mentions, just no.
The Doctor Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 How on earth has fish and chips made it this far? It's not even the best British dish (Sunday roast or the full English breakfast). Anyway, burritos are brilliant: had curry burritos last night (tandoori chicken, refried beans, mango chutney) and they were solid. Can't do fusion with fish and chips can you.
AKCJ Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 32 minutes ago, The Blur said: And fish and chips are more flavoursome? With burritos, you get to add cheese, salsa, guacamole, vegetables etc to it which surely make it more tasty than fish and chips? If you're adding cheese and salsa to your burritos then they become American shite. The Mexican version is what you're voting for.
The Doctor Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 1 minute ago, AKCJ said: If you're adding cheese and salsa to your burritos then they become American shite. The Mexican version is what you're voting for. Guac and sour cream though. Burrito is more than just wrap with rice and a meat, just as fish and chips requires dousing in vinegar. Even if it weren't though it's still superior to Britain's third (at most) best dish
AKCJ Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 1 minute ago, The Doctor said: Guac and sour cream though. Burrito is more than just wrap with rice and a meat, just as fish and chips requires dousing in vinegar. Even if it weren't though it's still superior to Britain's third (at most) best dish My point is that a traditional Mexican burrito pretty much is just a wrap with beans, rice and meat. Just as a traditional British fish and chips is Fish, Chips, salt, vinegar and mushy peas.
Webbo Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 I must admit that the burritos we have at home have no beans and no rice in them. Just mince, salsa, salad and a sprinkle of cheese. I had a burrito at Las Chiquitas (have I spelt that right?)that was probably more authentic and it was crap.
Beliall Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 13 minutes ago, The Doctor said: How on earth has fish and chips made it this far? It's not even the best British dish (Sunday roast or the full English breakfast). Anyway, burritos are brilliant: had curry burritos last night (tandoori chicken, refried beans, mango chutney) and they were solid. Can't do fusion with fish and chips can you. Hey good point, what happened to the full english or roast dinner?
MPH Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 1 hour ago, Costock_Fox said: Shit draw, Fish and Chips and Burrito are the Greece of the modern era. I demand a redraw to allow Tandoori V Doner to be richly deserved battle to the death. third place play-off?
MPH Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 28 minutes ago, The Doctor said: How on earth has fish and chips made it this far? It's not even the best British dish (Sunday roast or the full English breakfast). Anyway, burritos are brilliant: had curry burritos last night (tandoori chicken, refried beans, mango chutney) and they were solid. Can't do fusion with fish and chips can you. It's on home soil!
VLC86 Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 1 minute ago, MPH said: It's on home soil! Fully where it belongs, muck.
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 12 minutes ago, AKCJ said: My point is that a traditional Mexican burrito pretty much is just a wrap with beans, rice and meat. Just as a traditional British fish and chips is Fish, Chips, salt, vinegar and mushy peas. Yep, a traditional burrito is a very bland dish, and I believe was invented for the same reason the Cornish pasty was - an easy way for workmen to eat a pre-prepared lunch. The original version wouldn't have had any sauce or cheese on it, I doubt sour cream would have featured as it would spoil before lunchtime. Just a tortilla with rice and beans, and, if you weren't impoverished, meat
DJ Barry Hammond Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 It'll be quite sad if it turns out to be Fish & Chips vs Kebab in the final!
Finnegan Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 Can't believe I'm on a football forum for a team based in England and anyone would even consider voting for a ****ing wrap over fish and chips. What is wrong with you people? You're all going to be voting for Mai Tais over beer next.
VLC86 Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 17 minutes ago, Finnegan said: Can't believe I'm on a football forum for a team based in England and anyone would even consider voting for a ****ing wrap over fish and chips. What is wrong with you people? You're all going to be voting for Mai Tais over beer next. I am refusing to vote mate, complete farce.
Strokes Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 28 minutes ago, DJ Barry Hammond said: It'll be quite sad if it turns out to be Fish & Chips vs Kebab in the final! Pathetic.
Finnegan Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 29 minutes ago, ScouseFox said: bloody love a mai tai I always suspected.
AKCJ Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 I'm amazed that Tandoori Chicken vs Doner Kebab is even close. Who has a kebab unless they're too drunk to taste it?
Finnegan Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 Might as well be Maryland chicken Vs doner kebab tbh.
TiffToff88 Posted 24 March 2017 Author Posted 24 March 2017 4 minutes ago, AKCJ said: I'm amazed that Tandoori Chicken vs Doner Kebab is even close. Who has a kebab unless they're too drunk to taste it? As far as Indian dishes go, i think Tandoori Chicken is one of my least favourite, I think it can be quite dry sometimes. Doner gets my vote on this one.
ScouseFox Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 2 hours ago, Finnegan said: I always suspected. an I always had you down as a reet manly man
Samilktray Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 It's genuinely criminal that fish & chips has got this far over some of the dishes to have gone out. It's so crap
Osavo Posted 24 March 2017 Posted 24 March 2017 Will be shocking if fish and chips sh*thouses this. Not even one of the best eight dishes in the competition if we're being honest.
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