... sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? I would get a dish (a chicken/meat pie tin) along with other scrumptious food at the Jewish deli across the street from my apartment in Kensington. -- mad

... sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? I would get a dish (a chicken/meat pie tin) along with other scrumptious food at the Jewish deli across the street from my apartment in Kensington. -- mad

On Feb 10, 6:19 pm, dman <d...@mytrashmail.com> wrote: how much I spent for the entire night....  five bucks is the answer. $2.50 for each of the meat pies, and to think I could buy pies from Pak'N Save for less than a dollar. Y Mmm. Did you ever have those Mrs. Paterson Aussie meat pies? They're fuckin' AWESOME.

... this way, and anyway after a little while we go past a tiny diary. Where I buy a couple of meat pies for each of us. Around about here she takes off her heels to walk in bare feet instead (I do ... how much I spent for the entire night.... five bucks is the answer. $2.50 for each of the meat pies, and to think I could buy pies from Pak'N Save for less than a dollar. Yeah, I feel totally ripped ...

..., and the potato famine - cannibalism of the new-born. Very efficient. "Sweeney Todd" is likewise enterprising - the conversion of enemies (and others) into meat pies. Indeed, cannibalism might be the corporate (sic) capitalism of the future, once we get over an initial squeamishness. The only trouble with the whole project ...

... a chook raffle. > In 2004 CSG Solar purchased the rights. Aussie solar cells are now manufactured where staff eat bockwurst during their lunch breaks, not meat pies. This is only one example of a phenomenon that surprises even long-term observers of this country. Be it the lack of superfast, cheap broadband ...

... commercialise the brilliant invention. In 2004 CSG Solar purchased the rights. Aussie solar cells are now manufactured where staff eat bockwurst during their lunch breaks, not meat pies. This is only one example of a phenomenon that surprises even long-term observers of this country. Be it the lack of superfast, cheap broadband ...

Snowleopard <wintersnowfox@gmail.lair.com> wrote: I was wondering, does Jamie Oliver have any success in the US? Yes, he had a cooking show on our Food Network-- The Naked Chef -- haven't seen him for a while. I liked watching him .. his enthusiasm, his accent. His food was elegant although he's streetwise, straight out of Oliver Twist .. but not all posh, he could do wonderful meat pies, pizzas, etc. v

...outer fringe. There will be a "eewww" from the crowd as the occassional bottle with no cap goes flying releasing processed amber liquid. Flying kebas, fried chicken and meat pies elicit a "uurgh". -- Peter Hill Spamtrap reply domain as per NNTP-Posting-Host in header Can of worms - what every fisherman wants. Can of worms - what ...

... I meant the eastern states, Vic in particular), then it wasn't that flash. Not much in the way of food vendors, other than stale-ish sandwiches and pita wraps, and crappy meat pies. Still, the food was better than what was offered on the flight, and which we had to pay for... -- Reality is for people who lack imagination.