Brit Food: Pancakes and flapjack
Geoff Bannister
gbannister10 at tiscali.co.uk
Wed May 30 22:03:03 UTC 2007
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "kadedeetje" <kadedeetje at ...> wrote:
>
> Here on mainland Europe (or Belgium more specific) the term we us is pickles
> also, but I believe that it should be piccalilly. The piccalilly we have
> (Bister is the brand name) is a bright yellow and tastes very good with
> (sweet) carrots but I also know this is a bit of an acquired taste. My mum
> had craves for the stuff back when she was pregnant with a few of siblings.
>
> The colour (yellow as far as I know) comes from the spices used, so that
> might explain the greener variety you speak of.
Geoff:
I am not a fan of any pickle using them quite rarely - usually with cold
meat.
Piccallili (with a final i) is quite specifically a mustard pickle hence the
yellow colour.
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