soup
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| mustard salt pepper spicy lentil | soup | 2 tbsp oil 2 onions |
| aye had lentil or tattie | soup | an sausage rolls an wee |
| in my kitchen thinking about | soup | lentil cullen skink split pea |
| of dishes was made pea | soup | lentil soup skink soup various |
| with rice lentil and bacon | soup | makes a large panful enough |
| was made pea soup lentil | soup | skink soup various casserole dishes |
| pea soup lentil soup skink | soup | various casserole dishes for meat |
| skelf splinter skellum scoundrel skink | soup | skirl shriek skour scour skowth |
| winter icicle bound and brittle | soup | creeps up their stems pea |
| plate of soup from the | soup | kitchen often broth pea or |
| often broth pea or tattie | soup | local farmers provided vegetables barley |
| files or tattie soup pea | soup | maist days except maybe in |
| wis broth files or tattie | soup | pea soup maist days except |
| from beef bree broth pea | soup | rice soup with chicken hare |
| bree broth pea soup rice | soup | with chicken hare soup to |
| mither ah dinna lyke tattie | soup | ah m no ill ti |
| they were eaten with tattie | soup | and with milk soup and |
| tattie soup and with milk | soup | and with stovies which didna |
| but ah canna thole tattie | soup | at aw she l be |
| ye he disna lyke tattie | soup | but he said ye wad |
| puddok it wul be tattie | soup | for the denner the morn |
| ah l gie him tattie | soup | he l git tattie soup |
| boo f1105: leek and tattie | soup | m1106: [blows bubbles in water] mum can you |
| ye tummy full o tattie | soup | m1110: erm yes f1109: hmm |
| soup he l git tattie | soup | owre the heid an he |
| day there could be tattie | soup | sometimes there could be a |
| sauce with mustard added tattie | soup | this was often served with |
| and the smell of tattie | soup | was combined with the reek |
| grimly he disna lyke tattie | soup | ye expek me ti see |
| the challenge as for the | soup | cups my soup never tasted |
| want for your dinner f1114: | soup | f1113: soup what else f1114: |
| eat muck would you like | soup | f1114: muck f1113: soup what |
| f1113: soup what kind o | soup | f1114: [?]puck[/?] f1113: you re |
| soup f1118: erm yes chicken | soup | f1117: fitt else did i |
| would you like some chicken | soup | f1118: erm yes chicken soup |
| bread and a plate of | soup | from the soup kitchen often |
| orangey red soup or green | soup | leaving plenty of time for |
| ehm oh we just had | soup | maybe to start f640: soup |
| for the soup cups my | soup | never tasted so good i |
| will make either orangey red | soup | or green soup leaving plenty |
| rice soup with chicken hare | soup | to which they added curry |
| soup maybe to start f640: | soup | usually mmhm f639: maybe a |
| your dinner f1114: soup f1113: | soup | what else f1114: puck f1113: |
| like soup f1114: muck f1113: | soup | what kind o soup f1114: |
| brandy sugar meringue freeze peanut | soup | 2 ¼ pts chicken stock |
| a buffet lunch i had | soup | and a chicken kebab for |
| you f1118: i want chicken | soup | f1117: ah but fitt else |
| f1118: no is there chicken | soup | f1117: i ve got chicken |
| your f1118: [singing] f1117: chicken | soup | f1118: no f1117: no [inaudible] |
| just want pa- er chicken | soup | f1118: no is there chicken |
| place i indulged in creole | soup | followed by a tasty chicken |
| s- i have got chicken | soup | for you cause you are |
| bread and butter and chicken | soup | [inaudible] f1117: [laugh] bread and |
| f1117: you smell the chicken | soup | it s cooling doon there |
| a tomato salad chicken noodle | soup | time 10 15 minutes but |
| bacon serve or sieve chicken | soup | unblended 1 ½ pt chicken |
| and butter for your chicken | soup | would you f1118: yes f1117: |
| f1117: what about some chicken | soup | would you like some chicken |
| on top flannel broth was | soup | made from milk and barley |
| spaad turf spade flannel broth | soup | of milk and barley flap |
| aberdeen 1940 d brazil 1999 | soup | s on the table broth |
| say a forkytail you say | soup | we say broth gyads there |
| that if wanted broth or | soup | with oatcakes after was often |
| anything that was available as | soup | without any meat barfit broth |
| service buffet this consisted of | soup | a large salad battered fish |
| good lunch was usually salad | soup | and bread the best course |
| for egg salad and veg | soup | you could dance on great |
| salad and bread french onion | soup | your favourite ingredients for a |
| on whether we wanted tomato | soup | and steam pudding or not |
| this space 4 22 tomato | soup | has cut no anagram in |
| or cold old fashioned tomato | soup | serves 10 2 tblspns oil |
| we will not have tomato | soup | unvanquished driven within the confines |
| barley and rabbits for the | soup | and the butcher supplied bones |
| father widna hae milk barley | soup | another time the food was |
| carrots and barley when the | soup | kitchen was not supplying meals |
| cooked rice for solidity watercress | soup | 1 pack watercress ¼ lb |
| sometimes they had milk rice | soup | though for some reason mabel |
| mine requesting bread with his | soup | said hae ye a bittie |
| his bread ration into the | soup | the man rolled up his |
| well its lunch time now | soup | and a roll as usual |
| 2nd world war cocoa replaced | soup | at lunch time in 1905 |
| lunch and supper started with | soup | of various kinds usually followed |
| a pleasant dinner of corn | soup | and baked trout in white |
| go mam mam s got | soup | for dinner [inaudible] f1114: roll |
| tae mak a plate o | soup | for the dinner syne there |
| dinner the boiler for the | soup | was out in the shelter |
| drive in aid of the | soup | kitchen 80 players took part |
| years in aid of the | soup | kitchen every child had two |
| caused by bad weather the | soup | kitchen had been most successful |
| hot dinners from the school | soup | kitchen had been stopped for |
| studied the recipe books potato | soup | and milk soups that were |
| if it was a milk | soup | day this was usually followed |
| boiled tatties except with milk | soup | you could have them or |
| except that there was no | soup | and to drink there was |
| a mid day meal usually | soup | and a bun or mince |
| topped with sour cream the | soup | or borsht i usually avoid |
| often left a pot of | soup | outside in the steading for |
| get out the pan with | soup | f1114: yes ah come on |
| maybe a different kind of | soup | every year but we always |
| i started with a garlic | soup | and followed up with a |
| had a cream of corn | soup | followed by a trout in |
| connections are made across the | soup | from the kennel of his |
| heated up and made into | soup | it was more commonly eaten |
| some are still enjoyed today | soup | made from a knap bone |
| in the pot an the | soup | made wi ham shank bones |
| somethin special like ye made | soup | or ehm apple tart or |
| this was a dark brown | soup | which was made by boiling |
| thing- you know ye made | soup | wi margarine f640: ye were |
| have meant some kind of | soup | or vegetable dish sometimes with |
| or parsely to garnish cucumber | soup | for 10 2 med cucumbers |
| an wobbly is that my | soup | gan solid or my macaroni |
| them or not in your | soup | just as you pleased they |
| them a big bowlful of | soup | or a cup of tea |
| from the earth for a | soup | or a stew to feed |
| have a quick bowl of | soup | change and make our way |
| many thanks for the lovely | soup | cups they really make my |
| make a main meal cum | soup | very welcome in the increasingly |
| boiled because she could make | soup | with the stock and f639: |
| roon [censored: forename] [censored: forename] had pumpkin | soup | and i says oh i |
| m1128: aye aye f1127: pumpkin | soup | m1128: who s [censored: forename] f1127: |
| [censored: forename] had a large trout | soup | which was accompanied by potato |
| vegetables were taken with the | soup | then came a pudding of |
| naked thought it s nettle | soup | with french baguettes to munch |
| tonight promises to be minestrone | soup | with the leftovers of last |
| ah m feinisht wi ma | soup | an pudden ah staun ma |
| ruif in the mornin ah | soup | the snaw frae the norlin |
| about 1 hour quick potato | soup | 2 lb potatoes peeled grated |
| 45 mins leek and potato | soup | 2 tbsp oil 1 lb |
| burn your mouth bugger the | soup | this is a vital discovery |
| refused to eat until more | soup | arrived the next day the |
| he explain t that the | soup | o the day wis skullen |
| good will we hae pumpkin | soup | one day m1128: no f1127: |
| a pot f1018: it was | soup | in a pot erm and |
| it butterbean chive and leek | soup | [laugh] then there was f1154: |
| mummy likes pepper in her | soup | m1090: what if it was |
| the meal however was excellent | soup | venison veg s strawberry creamcake |
| liquid was then drunk hare | soup | was another favourite this was |
| back of the school the | soup | was carried in three buckets |
| in fat but fat on | soup | was liked in the north |
| costing 1d from the butcher | soup | was said to taste better |
| they ate in silence the | soup | was salty hot coorse lumps |
| if i would like pumpkin | soup | she says it s good |
| been offered a moofae o | soup | wi e lave o e |
| though not mutton fat and | soup | wi nae an e e |
| doing harm they would scorn | soup | withoot an e e in |
| puffy golden on top avocado | soup | 1 very ripe avocado blend |
| i went off for a | soup | and ravioli at a nearby |
| pick sum maws ti mak | soup | but the r naebodie for |
| for makkin a pat o | soup | for hirsell an hir thrie |
| are better for french onion | soup | fresh ingredients to keep in |
| impact on the ability of | soup | kitchens to provide food for |
| garden bones were bought for | soup | mr smith liked to clean |
| for many years campbell s | soup | not only showcases campbell s |
| for the desired amount of | soup | stir everything together bring to |
| for shaun beg bones for | soup | that s boiled up twice |
| mix together stir through the | soup | thin cucumber slices for garnish |
| in a sparse supermarket for | soup | суп and fruit juice сук |
| you i ll have the | soup | heard it before said lily |
| her halloween neep wi a | soup | speen an gaitherin the scrapit |
| the rael caucasian stuff ingan | soup | wi chehartma eftir that s |
| this evening more thicker vegetable | soup | and we all chatted about |
| queen tries to take more | soup | through the spout but fails |
| and mentions the campbell s | soup | survey of scottish work from |
| a bowle o guid het | soup | a crust o breid ti |
| wul ye tak this pikkil | soup | awa an gie it ti |
| get sandwiches insteid on noodle | soup | days an he smiled like |
| like i winna eat noodle | soup | it minds me on suppin |
| tadpoles canoodle in the hatching | soup | newts swivel their tails like |
| sink parin tatties fur dennertime | soup | da wis feedin the gowd |
| flesh an bluid mebbe the | soup | wis cauld mebbe the wine |
| onythin an aathin gin the | soup | wis cauld she throosh her |
| my rebellious stomach to fish | soup | and plov which surprisingly seemed |
| about m942: [laugh] [inaudible] cooking | soup | m941: openin a tin of |
| i see there s homemade | soup | going to be on one |
| an adequate and welcome cereal | soup | and fried fish then we |
| what do we need f1112: | soup | f1111: no come on what |
| sons tasted wonderful pots of | soup | a steaming vegetable casserole seafood |
| hamebakes an mrs baxter s | soup | an a new liqueur they |
| a cloot and boiled in | soup | bit noo we ll finish |
| a teaspoonful to sauce gravy | soup | both keep almost indefinitely in |
| has been on a cabbage | soup | diet but i do not |
| hert mynd you a coud | soup | him oot ma road the |
| foot scraper gathers dust a | soup | of polyps swim in vinegary |
| us a big pan of | soup | they went out the door |
| a grilled steak baked potatoes | soup | veg etc and last night |
| the table helped themselves to | soup | and bannocks and returned t |
| round we fed them vegetable | soup | and crab and mayonnaise and |
| been saved earlier to the | soup | at the last minute eating |
| jam sweeten to taste peanut | soup | 2¼ pts stock heaped tblspn |
| the pupils who ate the | soup | at their desks the older |
| one thing i do know | soup | doesn t have to be |
| bubbles newts navigate the oxo | soup | of water draiglin skirts gaun |
| stews cows feet brew in | soup | papyrus gods on bookmarks look |
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