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| big hacks of ham and | boiled | eggs show me any of |
| looked like two haunches of | boiled | ham her face wore a |
| for cutting frying ham and | boiled | ham mrs blease always had |
| was usually provided steak pie | boiled | ham oatcakes and cheese tattie |
| dinner mmhm m1078: yes mmhm | boiled | ham roast roast beef f718: |
| eggs first they were hard | boiled | and then they were painted |
| mins scotch eggs 4 hard | boiled | eggs 1 raw egg 12 |
| oz butter 2 chopped hard | boiled | eggs ¼ pt double cream |
| stock salt pepper 2 hard | boiled | eggs 4 rashers streaky bacon |
| 1 egg filling 4 hard | boiled | eggs 8 oz sausagemeat pinch |
| very good bread cold soft | boiled | eggs and coffee of which |
| it f1114: [exhale] f1113: eggie | boiled | eggs f1114: mm it s |
| was a time for hard | boiled | eggs in some places youngsters |
| the taps o their parents | boiled | eggs later they got one |
| one f1114: [inaudible] f1113: your | boiled | eggs ll be ready in |
| no i don t like | boiled | eggs look ice cream f1121: |
| picking at a brunch of | boiled | eggs melon slices and berries |
| cooked cod flaked 4 hard | boiled | eggs quartered ½ pint cream |
| brose and bone spoons for | boiled | eggs wooden spoons were used |
| clock in the morning a | boiled | egg oatcakes and tea bit |
| oatcakes stovies potatoes and onions | boiled | together until almost dry murley |
| pinch of carbonate of soda | boiled | in a pot and chappit |
| were chappit tatties and tatties | boiled | with milk and onions and |
| oatmeal salt pepper and onions | boiled | in a piece of pig |
| brose made with oatmeal and | boiled | water that was used as |
| country tea four drops of | boiled | water four drops of vanilla |
| and then er rice pudding | boiled | er baked r- rice sometimes |
| into the pudding before you | boiled | it f963: i see i |
| over chicken garnish serve with | boiled | rice yorkshire pudding for 4 |
| a substantial feast beef broth | boiled | or roasted fowl potatoes sweets |
| e as he ate the | boiled | potatoes he could point at |
| hens to be eaten or | boiled | in the broth pot though |
| up into 4 inch squares | boiled | and served with tatties and |
| and every day there were | boiled | tatties except with milk soup |
| wrapped in a cloth and | boiled | clyack shafe sheaf made from |
| this was a fruit dumpling | boiled | in a floured cloth then |
| an unusual treat a whole | boiled | egg to themselves for breakfast |
| egg though this was always | boiled | you got tea if you |
| my mother f641: mmhm f640: | boiled | because she could make soup |
| tied in a cloot and | boiled | in soup bit noo we |
| bones for soup that s | boiled | up twice t the bread |
| pieces of bread soaked or | boiled | in milk scam to scorch |
| must replace it [censored: forename] had | boiled | a hungarian chicken with vegetables |
| devoured the last of some | boiled | chicken and vegetables we spent |
| so handy when the water | boiled | you just swung the pot |
| thin the sowens these were | boiled | with salt and water and |
| sieve ill salted ill soden | boiled | thin and few o them |
| the berry pan that still | boiled | on oblivious to this raw |
| was also used for cereal | boiled | in water or milk a |
| i never liked it nor | boiled | milk in any form but |
| knotty tams a dish of | boiled | milk with meal cast in |
| or want the milk was | boiled | then the meal was plumped |
| with water the liquid was | boiled | in a pan and a |
| of meal fat and seasoning | boiled | or steamed mealy jimmie mealy |
| made with the juice of | boiled | kail kebbock a cheese kelpie |
| travelled to arbroath where they | boiled | their own urn for tea |
| to ferment and then usually | boiled | like porridge this was a |
| cereals is of course in | boiled | form as in the modern |
| form on the top of | boiled | whey fleg fright fluggin flagon |
| made with the bree of | boiled | neeps instead of boiling water |
| was that the whey was | boiled | and the top called the |
| steepit it amongst brine and | boiled | so much then sometimes you |
| the plastic kettle had recently | boiled | four cups had been primed |
| then it had to be | boiled | again on christmas day f963: |
| f963: [laugh] f965: having been | boiled | before you had to boil |
| it was f963: yeah f965: | boiled | for hours with suet and |
| the plain white fish the | boiled | potato with its sprinkling of |
| white hair somewhat reminiscent of | boiled | spaghetti he ushered dolly into |
| out of them and then | boiled | and bleached until the red |
| from the trees and then | boiled | it takes 40 gallons of |
| but it had to be | boiled | for ages as well and |
| they could be enticingly scrambled | boiled | or fried compared to the |
| out when it was getting | boiled | up in the canteen school |
| in our kitchen where we | boiled | the clothes a gas boiler |
| at their best you just | boiled | a little of anything that |
| greenock saw the joke the | boiled | bell couldny even dung and |
| her flesh reddened like a | boiled | lobster for once the old |
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