They can read french? http://www.swissmilk.ch/fr/toutes-le...l?qt=oeuf#rdb2
You do not know what is lurking in the abyss of a Swedish pizza menu.
nigella has an egg and bacon pie , she mentions it is good after a hard night partying, so it requires a little bit of preparation
Vanilla/chocolate/coffee/fruit pudding
tiramisu (I wouldn't recommend this because of the raw eggs and multiple people living with you - you don't want to run the risk of everyone getting sick)
potato salad or noodle salad with hard boiled eggs
Alas, I do.
And Norwegian pizza menus aren't much better (but they ARE better).
Tom
Ladyfingers, rhubarb compote, custard.
Still trying to teach my Swedish family (I'm a Joisey transplant) what pizza is...they don't know any better Tio minuter
dude Swedish pizza is awesome. Doner kebab, fries, banana and curry sauce together on a pizza is winning!
After ten pints, possibly.
Not for the one who gets to the loo second...
I don't see surströmming pizza on this, it would be interesting to see how many customers would order that one
ten pints of Absolut maybe.
I would.
In fact, seeing as I still have two cans of the stuff, I should make some sometime!
Actually, fries on pizza is an Italian thing (hotdogs too ), and doner kebab can be had here as well.
Tom
And jolly nice it was too. Anyone trying it should be aware that it fails to list tomatoes in the ingredients. I did about half quantities, and three decent sized toms seemed about the right amount.
Carbonara,
egg yolks, cream, bacon, grated cheese and pasta.
Or omelettes, just throw whatever you have in a frying pan and cook it.
Easy peasy.
Bon Appetit!!
I hope St2lemans doesn't see this. He'll be mad!
FTFY.
Tom
Eggs, milk, chocolate, peas, maple syrup, ham, curry, strawberry jelly, oven french fries
Weeeiiird omelette, that
Fried rice? - has rice, eggs, peas, ham, soya sauce
Yeah thanks for that. I always wince when I see cream in carbonara ingredients.