Hey, Mr Falafel! I was just entering your haggis pie recipe into my cookbook when I noticed that it
called for a 'spur of margarine.' What's that?
--Rebecca
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rebecca <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Hey, Mr Falafel! I was just entering your haggis pie recipe into my cookbook when I noticed that
it called for a 'spur of margarine.' What's that?--Rebecca
That's actually a recipe by MrsFalafel. She meant to say 'knob' of margarine which in her mind means
'just enough margarine to make a smooth mash'. I think she thought spur would avoid the English
slang knob references 😉 -
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rebecca <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
Hey, Mr Falafel! I was just entering your haggis pie recipe into my cookbook when I noticed that
it called for a 'spur of margarine.' What's that?--Rebecca
That's actually a recipe by MrsFalafel. She meant to say 'knob' of margarine which in her mind
means 'just enough margarine to make a smooth mash'. I think she thought spur would avoid the
English slang knob references 😉Thank you-- I figured it was something like that. I'll have to try that recipe out on the leftovers,
next time I make a haggis. Probably not till next January.
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