The best of British was on the Menu. A trio of visits: K.Roger, Yellow Umbrella, 'Vine.
Once upon a time, there was Fish, with Chips.
... which was good but not exactly right.
Then there was eating out at Penny Lane,
overseen by a friendly Liverpudlian. Not bad:
: Mk. II involved Tater Tots with homemade tartar sauce.
But still, we had yet to triumph at home in the ways of F&C.
|
Prep: chunky-cut chips. |
|
Made in England? We'll have it. |
|
Decorations out front & back. |
The Manly Man had decided upon Bangers n' Mash, which went down a storm
amongst the guests, with all that delicious onion gravy on top:
|
And #2! |
|
Success #1! |
|
Hurrah! Homemade! |
I wanted to make my mark with a county offering.
Yorkshire Puddings, Mk. II.
Emily also had similar ideas ... What a gift! What a girl!
Yup, the Michiganite succeeded where our trio of genius
(myself, The Manly Man & Mr. James Martin)
went, um, sculptural....
Julie also lent a hand to the proceedings. Given that I'd miss the State Fair in late September/early October, she brought the best of the State Fair (along with bonus Tater Tots!) to me. Deep-fried battered strawberry oreos. I kid you not. They were ... Tasty. Um...
Sarah's event-organising paid off well. So many lovely faces to hug goodbye & wish me well:
Marcia & John, Sarah, Lynn; Laine, Molly, Julie, Robyn; Geoff & Peder, Scott & Tiff; Emily & Martha; Billy-Christopher; Luke, Tommy, JoelBear.
Such a wonderful party, so well-loved.