A retro dinner we had in the 90; every Saturday
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2023
- Was thinking about this retro dinner we had growing up every Saturday, brings back a lot of memories! I’ve got others too, do you have one?
#90sNostalgia #SaturdayNightDinner #ThrowbackEats #InstaReelFood - Jak na to + styl
Me and Mrs me are 70. We still get excited at fish fingers, beans and chips when we can't be bothered to cook anything else.
Hey Barry, Australia understands baked beans on toast, and fish finger's, we grew up on this stuff
That's because most People in Australia are from a British Bloodline and its ingrained within them to like fish fingers and baked beans 😂
Let's not get started on America and when their taste buds F***d off.
90's Saturday evening tv was just the best 👌
There was something good about not having much choice. It also meant everyone on a Monday morning would be talking about the same stuff too. You don't really get that anymore.
Grew up in the 2000s. Harry hill, total wipeout, doctor who(or Merlin) and Britain's got talent was the the best
@@Okurka.No one included them.
Canadian here and I grew up on beans on toast. Sometimes it even have it with a soft boiled egg or fried egg on top. My nana was born in Derbyshire and moved to Canada as a young child and my mum grew up on beans on toast and that passed down to us kids.
We accept you
@@TejayLister thanks 🙏
It's not just the British Barry. It was the staple diet of Aussie kids when I grew up.
Hahaha, I grew up in the poor midwest US and my nostalgia meal is canned peas, fish fingers and boxed macaroni and cheese. I can relate so hard to this because they carry the same energy
That sounds like an amazing combo
I did to. We lived on deer meat, Rabbit and Muskrat. If we were lucky my old man swapped some game meat for beef. Many years went by that I thought my friends parents were cooking deer. It was beef and I never knew the difference
Man my first cured venison sausage changed my life though.@@dhooter
This exactly! Honestly I would have happily ate the peas alone. I still eat it from time to time (or just make homemade tuna helper- tuna, peas, and mac n cheese adjacent blend 😂)
@@dhooter Actually did you know you can starve with a belly full of rabbit?
Best after school treat on a Friday
Yes. This is nostalgic for me too. The only thing I would change to make it for my taste, is to not put any ketchup on it. Plain is my jam.
I'm a Canadian and I love beans on toast (ok, I was born in the UK). But I always cook my beans in a saucepan on the stove (hob).
A bean boiled is a bean spoiled, please don't nuke your beans in the microwave people. Simmer on the hob, the longer the better in my opinion
Oh yesss! Not had that for years! Doing this at the weekend for sure now.
yaasss that was our sunday brunch growing up...thats and those small circle oven pizzas
My mum would have added garden peas. No idea why. Didn't bloody want them!
controversial opinion but peas >>> baked beans
We got tinned garden peas 🤣
@@raptor2628 Being a northerner, it would also occasionally be Batchelors mushy peas instead of beans. Of course it was always doused in malt vinegar and ketchup, with two slices of bread and butter on the side, so you could make your own chip or fishfinger butties.
I've found these beans in the US. They have same tomato sauce as American canned ravioli for anyone wondering
Was the beans spelt with a z or an s? I think sometimes if you don't go to the English aisle in the supermarket, you will get different to the Heinz baked 'beanz' we get over here.
Disagree, the sauce in tinned beans has far less flavor than in canned ravioli.
Sausage, eggs, chips and beans are one of the simplest dishes ever. Also one of the tastiest plates of food you could ask for.
Elite meal.
All the training and recipes I know and this is still top 5.
Aussies have our own version, although some switch out the beans for tin spaghetti, for my generation it was Spagasaurus Spaghetti, aka little Dino pasta shapes.
Oath, bit of tinned spaghetti on toast bit of cheese on top 🥺🤤
Definitely unlocked the memory. I had this as a kid. Fish fingers and chips
I had American things from when I was a kid recently and they weren't as good. Nostalgia.
I think I remember alphabits too. We moved to the States when I was almost 9.
Simple quick dishes for the gods🙌
The smell of fresh baked bread really brings back memories. My grandmother made a batch every Saturday and we had it with whatever she had cooked.
We didn't really have TV, black and white OTA. Sunday was Disney night hear in Canada, still good on that old set.
My 90's kid heart is crying!
This is literally what we ate here in South Africa 😅
BBQ beans on macaroni and cheese are divine
I love the curry fish fingers that you can get in your favourite supermarket
I’ve never seen these
@@mcbrodz1663 I get them in Sainsburys
Oh yeah! Or before Jamie Oliver- turkey twizzlers 😍
Baked beans on toast with a fried egg on top was the best ever.
And cheese, don't forget the cheese. 🧀
I also still love a nice simple fish fingers, chips and beans tea!
Haven't eaten fish sticks in years, but a few days ago I got the thought that fish sticks fries and BBQ sauce would be a good combo.
For us number 1 could also be chicken kiev or Findus crispy pancakes.
When I was young, I got into birds eye potato waffles with Philadelphia spread into the holes , with beans.
And it HAS to be Heinz beans. I also got my kids into them in a serious way, my husband (the cook) despeaired, lol
In the US I would eat a really similar meal, the potatoes were the smiley ones and we had buttered peas instead of baked beans. I still like to make it sometimes, some days you just need easy comfort food.
I liked this, had to watch and thumbs up.
"Because im an adult and I can do that"
I literally did that a frw weeks ago. I went and bought a box of golden grahams because I'm an adult and I can do that.
Ketchup on fish sticks (y’all call them fingers ) is an odd thing in America. We use lemon squeezed, or tartar sauce. I much prefer shrimp Cocktail sauce myself
I still eat that for dinner sometimes, throw in a fried egg too.
Actually looks really yummy
I’m southern American 😊
Pure comfort. Well done!
I just saw Gordon Ramsey prepare this on his home show and taught us how to do it. A bit different than your quickie lol. Thank you for sharing!
I was a very fussy eater but one of my favourites was always the fresh pasta and cheese sauce you can buy from supermarkets with mushrooms and Quorn sausages (fake meat) chopped up in it and even more cheese grated on top. My mum always made it as a treat when I was poorly to tempt me into eating and make me feel better (I was a very sick kid). To this day it still works.
I was looking for some comfort and bought fries and Dino chicken nuggets. It’s a hug in good form.
People outside the uk just don't get beans on toast..
Me sitting here in Australia eating beans on toast..
Well baked beans are American and beans on toast was a recipe that heinze made
Fish sticks, Mac & cheese and peas.
They were called alphabites*
I didn't grow up with this but I'm about to make it. 😂 I have all the ingredients just never combined them
I would use baked beans (American style) with potato chips or tortilla chips.
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I would build it sorta like a nacho....chip add/scoop up baked beans, pulled pork, tiny dollop of coleslaw on top. (I call them country nachos)
The German version of this would be fish fingers with mashed potatoes and peas or fish fingers with potatoes and spiced spinach (the type of spinach that is cut up real small and settles over the potatoes like a liquidy blanket).
Me and my siblings never liked fish fingers when we got this dish so we would hide them behide the radiator 😂
Alphabites, not Alphabets. That dinner is the type my wife cooks the kids when I'm not there to cook them something proper.
I love beans with French Fries 🍟😊, have a great day!!
Looks yummy, but our beans taste different than yours.
Growing up we would have only gotten the fish sticks and fries.
Maybe some applesauce or something.
In the us we’d have fish sticks, fries and baked beans. Same thing really
I work as chef but at times when I really can’t be asked I have spaghetti hoops with fish fingers and potatoe smily face or the alphabet it’s also a flus when you have the ones with some seasoning inside the potato
Food definitely triggers memories. Being Raised Catholic the memories fish sticks/fingers trigger bad ones
Mushy peas, eggs Benedict and Marmite toast
For me, it was eggs, bacon, beans as well as toast 😋 👌. Believe it or not, it's still our favorite thing to eat on Saturday evening for supper 😋.
lol, thats my breakfast
Boxed Mac and cheese with hot dogs and ketchup. That or hamburger helper!
Haven't tried beans on toast, yet, but I do love baked bean sandwiches.
Almost got mini chicken kievs for my dinner tonight Barry! ❤
Bang on, Barry! ✔️✔️✔️
Never had all those together
✨NQSTALGIA✨
We used to have fried egg and chips
Omg I miss ketchips
I used the phase “watch out, Beadles about” earlier and felt very old when half the people didn’t get the reference. Saturday night tv in the 90’s/00’s was awesome. Shame it’s so awful nowadays
If I didn't know you called broilers "the grill" I'd have thought you meant that putting the fish sticks under the top shelf/rack/"grill" is somehow different.
Also yeah, fish fingers. I was very confused with that episode of Doctor Who and the fish fingers and custard. Not because of the custard but because I'd never heard breaded fish rectangles called that.
baked beans a lil too sweet for me, does someone know a recipe or a bean thats like it but more savory
I’m from Brazil I don’t get eating bean from a can!!!
It was a staple diet back then 😂😂
Wait, Captain Iglo is called Captain BirdsEye in the UK?!
I've had imported British baked beans and they taste like unflavored beans in overprocessed ketchup. I don't get it.
Bri'ish "cuisine"
youtube comments finding out not everyone in england was rich
what are ketchups, do they already have it inside😂
where's you 2 buttered slices of white bread and cup of tea bro?
A couple of slices of butted white bread are essential, so you can also make chip or fishfinger butties 😊😊
how many bags did you have to open to spell "nostalgia" ?
My mum alway used to make up any amusing words and short sentences that she could from the ones left in the bag. I remember "Hi fart face" and "I eat bogeys" being two.
Nah fry the chips.
Baz! Why mention beans on toast if they're not in the short?
To immediately upset the non-Brits who don't understand the majestry