Cool for you. I grew up and live in swabia and still learned a swabian dish recently from my grandma: Kohlrouladen, that i also never saw in any restaurant, neither friends know it or seen it in media. Your entire point and argument against me now being?
Given how much it seems to matter to you that fish head soup is a thing because you found it in a book, I retract my entire ‘point and argument’. It’s clearly as British as red double decker buses, fish and chips, self-deprecation, a vague sense of unease at our politicians behaving as if our country is in some way still important, kilts, Cornish pasties, lava bread and cockles, and an Ulster fry. You obviously know more about British food than I do, and are expert in all things and definitely not. to. be. trifled with. whereas I have probably never eaten food in my entire life. You’ve won a disagreement on the internet and will be able to feel powerful and vital for the rest of your day.
Also doesn’t mean it’s a common British dish just because it appears in a cook book.
Never said it was common. It clearly states: scotland
I grew up in Scotland.
Cool for you. I grew up and live in swabia and still learned a swabian dish recently from my grandma: Kohlrouladen, that i also never saw in any restaurant, neither friends know it or seen it in media. Your entire point and argument against me now being?
Given how much it seems to matter to you that fish head soup is a thing because you found it in a book, I retract my entire ‘point and argument’. It’s clearly as British as red double decker buses, fish and chips, self-deprecation, a vague sense of unease at our politicians behaving as if our country is in some way still important, kilts, Cornish pasties, lava bread and cockles, and an Ulster fry. You obviously know more about British food than I do, and are expert in all things and definitely not. to. be. trifled with. whereas I have probably never eaten food in my entire life. You’ve won a disagreement on the internet and will be able to feel powerful and vital for the rest of your day.