Is that similar to the Irish stew?
Iirish stew is a fast food version of Welsh Cawl with better marketing
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To a Liverpudlian Irish stew is just watered down scouse!
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Curry is almost never like Irish Stew except in Fawlty Towers where it is reliably so. It goes particularly well with their Waldorf salad - when Waldorfs are in season, that is,
Justin
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I thought watered down scouse is the way a Liverpudlian speaks in London when they want to get understood.
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I only heard about it (the Irish stew) from the Three men in a boat:)
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You seem to be on food now! Or music?
Is there still a thread on reading? Please direct me @tatjana, @aran, @owainlurch or @seren or anyone! (Case in point, can’t remember how to spell ‘anyone’ in Cymraeg, too lazy to ;look it up… reading good for improving spelling!! In fact try @ramblingjohn in ‘What’s outside’ and there is loads to read!!
Ah now I understand the confusion between Irish Stew and Currry - perhaps one of them was from Ireland, the second from Madras and the third Manuel from Fawlty Towers,
Justin
I would like to have a thread on reading, maybe we can talk someone else into it?
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There have been several. e.g.
Tagging @henddraig
They are normally just threads with advice on whether to start reading, and when to do it, and what to read, and I think it would be so great to have a thread where we could discuss different books, in Cymraeg or in Saesneg:)
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I have finally decided to get my own copy of Y Mabinogion, in Cymraeg!
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You do have the user ability to open a new thread, don’t you?..
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I do, but I’m trying to test the waters first, maybe nobody else is interested!
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Go for it - there’s lots of interest;,
Justin
What’s the phrase? “If you make it, they will come”?
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Well, I’m giving it a try:)
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