
Of course , if you're reading this as a side effect of laparoscopic gastric banding, you'll shudder at the sight of the following because the missing slice would sit at the top of the restriction and induce all sorts of bending-over-the-sink episodes..

But there is a solution. There is real custard, made from whisking eggs and sugar over a low heat to form a sabayon type mixture that is then combined with hot milk to form a smooth custard, thickened by the unrolling proteins in the egg. But a non foodie British person wouldn't recognize that at custard. In Britain, real custard is made from fake custard powder from a tin can supplied by Bird's Eye foods.


5 comments:
It looks divine!
ewww..I had some of that pie. I did not require the yucky warm custard. I did however appreciate the pi.
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Hey, Tessie Rose pointed out your blog to me... I look forward to reading further.
I am British and surely Bird's is the only custard?
They do one where you just add water now!
You're a dealer man. A real live pimp/distributor of quality food porn.
I'd say two followers is only the beginning of the kind of action your blog is about to see.
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