Garlic Bread as a starter course in Italian restaurants.

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Garlic Bread as a starter course in Italian restaurants.

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Well, mine was very average last night.

Not enough olive oil and a bit too crusty.

Would have preferred the tomato sauce on top but management said that was, "not possible". :?

So.

Garlic Bread as a Starter Course.

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Much prefer Garlic Mushrooms!!!!!

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Bread? Pizza base more like, like.
It's Bread Lord High London but not as we know it.

Pate or prawn cocktail (or both) for me to start.

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EckyEckyNahNah wrote:Garlic bread?

Garlic bread?

Garlic on bread????

Are you sure???
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PaulinLondon wrote:Well, mine was very average last night.

Not enough olive oil and a bit too crusty.

Would have preferred the tomato sauce on top but management said that was, "not possible". :?

So.

Garlic Bread as a Starter Course.

Thoughts :?:
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I'm thinking of getting my eyes tested, I've just read all the threads in this post under the impression that it was refering to Indian restaurants and couldn't understand why no one was suggesting a bhaji instead... All in all, this is a lot less interesting now I know what's going on, at least I think I know, do I?
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Should ask them to deep fry their pizzas. :wink: We Scots have been eating them for decades.

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Gene Regulation wrote:Should ask them to deep fry their pizzas. :wink: We Scots have been eating them for decades.

That's a down side to going to Engerlund on holiday, the chippys are shite.
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