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I hereby pronounce them an annual tradition. The best, best, best way of making the most of the annual post Christmas food parcel. I chopped up the turkey slices, pigs in blankets, stuffing and bacon and mixed them up with the other ingredients Roland suggested and they made the most yummy little patties ever.
I had to make a last minute plan today. Charley was poised for a trip to the countryside but Rosalind and Jimmy had to wait in for the cable guy. Hence a luncheon party in the Crouch seemed the best option and we had a late lunch (Linner / Dunch) incorporating Roland's Rissoles.
Alas, nobody knew the classic phrase to quote when invited to such a repast, as Ginger would have put it when invited to a last minute lunch: "I'll be round like a rissole!"
4 comments:
I remember him as one of the Spider's victims in the 30s "Dick Tracy" serial.
Aha! For me it is (as the IMDB puts it) "the irrepressible, fanny-pinching Uncle Willy" in Philadelphia Story. Would have been great to have watched that after our rissoles but we went to the pub instead!
Actually, I might be thinking of the wrong actor. I'd have to watch the movie again to be sure...sorry. I don't remember him in Philadelphia Story at all. Guess I'll need to see that again, too.
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