I live in the north east and no one calls them Parmos, only Parmesans.
I have been working in Glasgow past few months and they like to have battered deep fried pizza
The sausage supper you always get two sausages![]()
Who let the food snob in?Eat better food.
Such nasty people in this country...![]()
Yeah they do, I'm from Gateshead and I say Parmo![]()
Nope. Definitely known as parmo's to me.
Literally everyone I know from the North East calls them Parmos. Infact when I've been there, everyone ordering called them parmos. I called it a parmo when I orderderd. It's definitely a Parmo.
I've always wanted to try one of those as well as a munchie box. Fish and chips at the Beamish museum is at the top of my list though - has anyone eaten there?
Sounds lush. Veal/pork/chicken escalopes with tomato sauce are lovely. I wouldn't deem it totally unhealthy but I suppose the cheese/bechemel sauce takes care of that in this instance..When I was working in Spain in in 1979 we used to eat a veal and cheese escalope with a plum tomato sauce at lunch. Served with a spanish salad on the side it was sublime.
With an egg and rice starter, a glass or two of red and a creme caramel to finish, it began the siesta in the right way. Back to work at 4pm through 9pm though.
I had a deep fried pizza in Scotland last year but although still good, I was slightly disappointed to learn it was just a frozen pizza deep fried. Some reason the pizza shop didn't deep fry their own freshly made pizzas.
They did deep fried Mars and Snickers too, and also sold Rennies![]()
Sounds lush. Veal/pork/chicken escalopes with tomato sauce are lovely. I wouldn't deem it totally unhealthy but I suppose the cheese/bechemel sauce takes care of that in this instance..
But what's an egg and rice starter?![]()
You mustn't be north eastern enough. Definitely around here everyone says Parmesan and all the takeaway outlets have it listed as a Parmesan.![]()
I literally couldn't be more north eastern! Any further north and I'm Scottish. Any further east and I'm speaking Dutch!
Sounds nice enough, does it have a posh name?Cooked rice, onion and garlic pressed into a teacup and inverted onto a soup plate, a lightly poached egg placed on top and a drizzle of any sauce around the plate.![]()
You mustn't be north eastern enough. Definitely around here everyone says Parmesan and all the takeaway outlets have it listed as a Parmesan.![]()
I live in the north east and no one calls them Parmos, only Parmesans.