Topic: What's for dinner, Josephine?

[Naga]

That is surely the Gilliamesque epitomy of a bouncy castle in the Python-Land of Pan Bread!

[loveitspicy]

Cracking as always Andy

best, Rich

[Gav Iscon]

Cheers

Hers a photoshop Naan to get it similar to yours Garp  ;D

You're obviously very good and quick at photoshopping

Looks very authentic Garp and in the style of those burnt bread rolls they sell up your way.  ;D

[Peripatetic Phil]

Garp's naan bears a more than superficial resemblance to a photograph that I took of a black cat sleeping on the bedroom floor :



only to discover upon closer inspection that it was, in fact, a T-shirt :



** Phil.

[Gav Iscon]

Probably tastes the same as well. 

[Madrasandy]

 ;D ;D ;D ;D Phil , classic

[Naga]

...Looks very authentic Garp and in the style of those burnt bread rolls they sell up your way.  ;D

Oi! Well-fired, we call them!

[Gav Iscon]

Oi! Well-fired, we call them!

Cheers Naga, I can never remember the name of them.

I'll write it on my forehead backwards so I'm reminded everytime I look in the mirror.  ;D ;D


So its a 'Well Fired Naan'  . I had a 'Lead Naan' once in Blairgowrie in the mid 80's along with a curry which is still on my worst currys list.

[Naga]

Blairgowrie? Well, no wonder - you were in Fruit-Scone-and-Jam territory! A wee bit further north-east and you were almost in glorious buttery/rowie country. Ah, the buttery! Scotland's answer to the croissant!

[Micky Tikka]

It could be one of those new licorice naans
Well done Garp