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Turns Out Your Lamb Kebab Was Having an Identity Crisis!
BBC News - Lamb kebabs made of goat compared to horsemeat in lasagne scandal - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95y1zlzyxo
BBC News - Lamb kebabs made of goat compared to horsemeat in lasagne scandal - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95y1zlzyxo
Goat Curry A tale from a few years back,
for some long forgotten reason, we were walking back to Seven Sisters Tube station instead of travelling back via White Hart Lane Station.
It was a winters early evening ,and we decided to stop off for a beer before getting on the tube. From my youth i recalled a pub on the corner near Tottenham High Cross called The Swan ( locals may know the back story)
As we walked in i realised the customer base had change to one of a West Indian nature, and as we walked up to the bar,well, to say we felt uncomfortable within ourselves is not an understatement especially as what appeared to be several gunfire shots suddenly coming from the corner of the bar.
I turned around and saw that there were a group of guys just sitting there as if it was a natural thing, when it happened again, and my fears were allayed. The were playing dominoes and i have never ,before or since, seen dominos placed with such force. They must have put two and two together as all had big grins on their faces and nodded in our direction, to which we gratefully returned..
Got the pints and sat down, when the guvnors wife came down with a massive pot and started serving the domino boys.She walked up to us and enquired if we would like some goat curry... and it was free. to which we readily accepted. as it was a first time for anything, I have never tasted a curry like it, absolutely divine.
Having had a few mouthfuls i plucked up the courage to tell the guys how i thought there was a gunfight going on. They cracked up and we spent a good hour just chatting to them.
Paid a second visit a few months later with the same welcome from all, and the recalled our conversation. and asked us to sign a petition as there had been a lot of problems there and it could be in danger of closing. Readily put our names down followed by another bowl of goat.
Sadly the closure took place, but it will always be a place i fondly remember for the curry and the friendliness.
for some long forgotten reason, we were walking back to Seven Sisters Tube station instead of travelling back via White Hart Lane Station.
It was a winters early evening ,and we decided to stop off for a beer before getting on the tube. From my youth i recalled a pub on the corner near Tottenham High Cross called The Swan ( locals may know the back story)
As we walked in i realised the customer base had change to one of a West Indian nature, and as we walked up to the bar,well, to say we felt uncomfortable within ourselves is not an understatement especially as what appeared to be several gunfire shots suddenly coming from the corner of the bar.
I turned around and saw that there were a group of guys just sitting there as if it was a natural thing, when it happened again, and my fears were allayed. The were playing dominoes and i have never ,before or since, seen dominos placed with such force. They must have put two and two together as all had big grins on their faces and nodded in our direction, to which we gratefully returned..
Got the pints and sat down, when the guvnors wife came down with a massive pot and started serving the domino boys.She walked up to us and enquired if we would like some goat curry... and it was free. to which we readily accepted. as it was a first time for anything, I have never tasted a curry like it, absolutely divine.
Having had a few mouthfuls i plucked up the courage to tell the guys how i thought there was a gunfight going on. They cracked up and we spent a good hour just chatting to them.
Paid a second visit a few months later with the same welcome from all, and the recalled our conversation. and asked us to sign a petition as there had been a lot of problems there and it could be in danger of closing. Readily put our names down followed by another bowl of goat.
Sadly the closure took place, but it will always be a place i fondly remember for the curry and the friendliness.
Edited by silverfoxcc on Friday 3rd July 16:59
silverfoxcc said:
Goat Curry A tale from a few years back,
for some long forgotten reason, we were walking back to Seven sister Tube station instead of travelling back via White Hart Lane Station.
It was a winters early evening ,and we decided to stop off for a beer before getting on the tube. From my youth i recalled a pub on the corner near Tottenham High Cross called The Swan ( locals may know the back story)
As we walked in i realised the customer base had change to one of a West Indian nature, and as we walked up to the bar,well, to say we felt uncomfortable within ourselves is not an understatement especially as what appeared to be several gunfire shots suddenly coming from the corner of the bar.
I turned around and saw that there were a group of guys just sitting there as if it was a natural thing, when it happened again, and my fears were allayed. The were playing dominoes and i have never ,before or since, seen dominos placed with such force. They must have put two and two together as all had big grins on their faces and nodded in our direction, to which we gratefully returned..
Got the pints and sat down, when the guvnors wife came down with a massive pot and started serving the domino boys.She walked up to us and enquired if we would like some goat curry... and it was free. to which we readily accepted. as it was a first time for anything, I have never tasted a curry like it, absolutely divine.
Having had a few mouthfuls i plucked up the courage to tell the guys how i thought there was a gunfight going on. They cracked up and we spent a good hour just chatting to them.
Paid a second visit a few months later with the same welcome from all, and the recalled our conversation. and asked us to sign a petition as there had been a lot of problems there and it could be in danger of closing. Readily put our names down followed by another bowl of goat.
Sadly the closure took place, but it will always be a place i fondly remember for the curry and the friendliness.
Was it Ice Cube and his boys?for some long forgotten reason, we were walking back to Seven sister Tube station instead of travelling back via White Hart Lane Station.
It was a winters early evening ,and we decided to stop off for a beer before getting on the tube. From my youth i recalled a pub on the corner near Tottenham High Cross called The Swan ( locals may know the back story)
As we walked in i realised the customer base had change to one of a West Indian nature, and as we walked up to the bar,well, to say we felt uncomfortable within ourselves is not an understatement especially as what appeared to be several gunfire shots suddenly coming from the corner of the bar.
I turned around and saw that there were a group of guys just sitting there as if it was a natural thing, when it happened again, and my fears were allayed. The were playing dominoes and i have never ,before or since, seen dominos placed with such force. They must have put two and two together as all had big grins on their faces and nodded in our direction, to which we gratefully returned..
Got the pints and sat down, when the guvnors wife came down with a massive pot and started serving the domino boys.She walked up to us and enquired if we would like some goat curry... and it was free. to which we readily accepted. as it was a first time for anything, I have never tasted a curry like it, absolutely divine.
Having had a few mouthfuls i plucked up the courage to tell the guys how i thought there was a gunfight going on. They cracked up and we spent a good hour just chatting to them.
Paid a second visit a few months later with the same welcome from all, and the recalled our conversation. and asked us to sign a petition as there had been a lot of problems there and it could be in danger of closing. Readily put our names down followed by another bowl of goat.
Sadly the closure took place, but it will always be a place i fondly remember for the curry and the friendliness.
Dog Biscuit said:
Turns Out Your Lamb Kebab Was Having an Identity Crisis!
BBC News - Lamb kebabs made of goat compared to horsemeat in lasagne scandal - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95y1zlzyxo
I think it is different to the horsemeat scandal as UK folks have an attachment to horses and view them more as pets.BBC News - Lamb kebabs made of goat compared to horsemeat in lasagne scandal - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95y1zlzyxo
Doubt most are bothered whether they eat goat or lamb.
said:
It was a rough and tough old boozer towards the end and there were several violent incidents, stabbings and shootings there
It finally lost its licence in the mid 2000's following the shooting dead of a 17 year old girl at an unlicensed late night party
It was always the destination on the buses going to Tottenham and a big favourite with all the bus drivers from the depot across the road
And it was also famous for its dominoes games, the snap of which coils often be heard outside
JagLover said:
Dog Biscuit said:
Turns Out Your Lamb Kebab Was Having an Identity Crisis!
BBC News - Lamb kebabs made of goat compared to horsemeat in lasagne scandal - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95y1zlzyxo
I think it is different to the horsemeat scandal as UK folks have an attachment to horses and view them more as pets.BBC News - Lamb kebabs made of goat compared to horsemeat in lasagne scandal - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95y1zlzyxo
Doubt most are bothered whether they eat goat or lamb.
Dog Biscuit said:
Turns Out Your Lamb Kebab Was Having an Identity Crisis!
BBC News - Lamb kebabs made of goat compared to horsemeat in lasagne scandal - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95y1zlzyxo
Kebab meat is dodgy. Now here's the weather.BBC News - Lamb kebabs made of goat compared to horsemeat in lasagne scandal - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95y1zlzyxo
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