The perils of not providing a crust with Irish Stew

Discussion in 'Postwar' started by snailer, Apr 5, 2015.

  1. snailer

    snailer Country Member

    February 1946, RAF Station Pocklington.

    Three hundred men from Shorts arrived at Pocklington to undertake work on Stirling aircraft and it seems the grub wasn’t to their liking…

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    snailer, Apr 5, 2015
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  2. Bernard85

    Bernard85 WW2 Veteran WW2 Veteran

    good day snailer,m,yesterday.09:29pm.re:the perils of not providing a crust with irish stew.amazing what a piece of pastry could do for the war effort.thanks for posting.regards bernard85
     
    Bernard85, Apr 6, 2015
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  3. CL1

    CL1 116th LAA and 92nd (Loyals) LAA,Royal Artillery Patron

    Thank you for posting
     
    CL1, Apr 6, 2015
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  4. Lotus7

    Lotus7 Well-Known Member

    Thanks for sharing, to right a stew without a topping is just not on
     
    Lotus7, Apr 6, 2015
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  5. Tom Canning

    Tom Canning WW2 Veteran WW2 Veteran

    Once attended a function which advertised "Irish Stew " turned out it was made with BEEF - my wife wouldn't eat it- had to be LAMB

    Cheers
     
    Tom Canning, Apr 6, 2015
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