"Wild Geese-style" and "plum duff"

[Spains Harden]

"Wild Geese-style" and "plum duff":

[Peter Moylan]

Post by Spains Harden
http://youtu.be/tfmzTz8yjFc

I can't watch UTube on this computer, but I can confirm that I know the
meaning of "up the duff".

[Spains Harden]

Post by Peter Moylan

Post by Spains Harden
http://youtu.be/tfmzTz8yjFc

I can't watch UTube on this computer, but I can confirm that I know the
meaning of "up the duff".

I've never knowingly eaten "plum duff", but I akin it to hot cooked plums
beneath steam pudding. "Up the duff" means "a bun in the oven".

[s***@my-deja.com]

Post by Spains Harden

Post by Peter Moylan

Post by Spains Harden
http://youtu.be/tfmzTz8yjFc

I can't watch UTube on this computer, but I can confirm that I know the
meaning of "up the duff".

I've never knowingly eaten "plum duff", but I akin it to hot cooked plums
beneath steam pudding. "Up the duff" means "a bun in the oven".

These code names are deliberately chosen to give nothing away.
The images on Google reveal all. "Plum Duff recipe" tells even more.