How can I re-create chip shop style chicken chunks at home? Specifically I am trying to re-create the kind of fried chicken chunks made at NYC's
A Salt And Battery, in general I am trying to get that moist, crunchy, batter-just-pulls-away taste and texture found in fry joints.
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posted by The Whelk
on May 28, 2012 -
7 answers
What specialty food items should I bring back from Paris and London? I am traveling to both places in May. Can you recommend some unique and delicious food items I can bring back with me?
(Any other travel recommendations are welcome as well!)
posted by thelastgirl
on Apr 12, 2012 -
27 answers
In a few days I will be staying with friend's family in western France, at a house they own. I will be in the UK the next few days.
Normally I would bring wine or chocolates as a thank you for the accommodation, but France does these much better and cheaper than the UK (I am told). I am Canadian. What could I bring that would still be a great gift, that I could find in London? It should be something like food or drink, and something of benefit to people on vacation. Price about $50. The friends I am visiting are French/Canadian and appreciate quality/luxury
posted by niccolo
on Aug 3, 2011 -
14 answers
Help me get a care package of "Only in America" type stuff for some friends in Scotland.
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posted by arishaun
on Sep 27, 2010 -
32 answers
[UK only] What equivalents are there to Pizza Express and Wagamama for different food types? i.e. ubiquitous, reasonably priced, appeals to all ages, and specialises in one sort of food.
posted by djgh
on Jun 20, 2010 -
17 answers
AussieExpatFilter: What items (probably foodstuffs) are:
- essentially English
- unavailable in Australia
and could be given to a UK expat in Aus?
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posted by SpacemanRed
on Oct 5, 2007 -
20 answers
What Japanese style amenities can be found in London? Most especially I am on the hunt for group
Karaoke booths (preferably with an 'all you can drink' policy) and supermarkets stocking
exclusively Japanese produce.... What's out there?
posted by 0bvious
on Oct 1, 2006 -
8 answers
I can't always make it to my local farmers' market, and I'd love to arrange regular weekly deliveries of organic fruits and vegetables. I'm in London (NW3). Google turns up
a ton of possibilities but I'd prefer personal recommendations. Any suggestions? If anybody has suggestions for delivery of organic meat, eggs, or dairy products, in addition to fruit and veg, I'd be interested in those, too.
posted by yankeefog
on Feb 9, 2006 -
10 answers
