Yes - 'wally wedges' is now my new name for what you call 'pickle spears'. I think it has a better ring to it.
These are then battered and deep fried?
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Yes - 'wally wedges' is now my new name for what you call 'pickle spears'. I think it has a better ring to it.
These are then battered and deep fried?
What are those packets of 'classic beef 'n cheddar'?
They can be, but a pickle spear is also a traditional accompaniment to a deli sandwich, and a key component of a Chicago-style hot dog.Yes - 'wally wedges' is now my new name for what you call 'pickle spears'. I think it has a better ring to it.
These are then battered and deep fried?
I'll have to have a wally wedge with a deli sarnie! That has a certain ring to it too. I'm not sure what a deli sandwich is BTW.
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You know, when you go to a deli...and get a sandwich...like a pastrami on rye or whatever. Delicatessens (here anyway) generally always include some potato chips/crisps, and a pickle wedge, which I have now deemed "pickle pokers."I'll have to have a wally wedge with a deli sarnie! That has a certain ring to it too. I'm not sure what a deli sandwich is BTW.
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Not sure that is the case here in the UK. But its a long time since I went anywhere called a deli. Or anywhere at all...
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Sliced ham off the bone. And mustard in a sammy. Really good.
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I made a ham and mustard sammich, I has to laugh at the bread she bought, I envisioned a squaw making this.
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Gerkins are what we call them but I automatically translate to pickle at the same time. This is one I pickled last summer. I got about 12 jars which i swap for crayfish. A mates wife loves mine so much.
I cant ever see myself deep frying these.
Ever.
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I cant ever see myself deep frying these.
Ever.
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Nice one...Come back to my kitchen. I made hard-boiled eggs with salmon in puff pastry crust.
And added a dash of mustard
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Yes - 'wally wedges' is now my new name for what you call 'pickle spears'. I think it has a better ring to it.
These are then battered and deep fried?
Wally was the pet name my ex-wife had for a certain part of my anatomy.
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I thought the same but I had to try them at least once, as this biking vlogger I like is obsessed with them......and every few videos is stopping to buy one. Followed by one word..."Delicious!!". Has become like his catchphrase.
Anyway, I'm glad I did....they were surprisingly good.
Wally was the pet name my ex-wife had for a certain part of my anatomy.
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In which case my unfortunate term 'wally wedges' must make you squirm a bit.
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