The Bridge Inn, Houghton Bridge ..... lovely ploughman's!
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[Food] Where is the best Cheese Ploughmans in Sussex
- Thread starter Giraffe
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- Apr 13, 2015
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North Durrington.... Lol..... that's like my youngest brother who lived in Battersea, he seriously called it South Chelsea.
- Aug 8, 2005
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To be fair it's right on the cusp of Durrington/High Salvington/Lower Salvington, so I decided to go with North Durrington. In hindsight it was a bit estate agency, but had I been selling a house there I'd have probably called it Findon
Cowfold Seagull
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Hmmm perhaps l'l have a mosey down to Falmer's only hostelry for a pre match lunch this Sunday . . . if they serve ploughman's on a Sunday that is . . . and if indeed they serve any sort of lunch worth having on a matchday.
I guess regular visitors would know?
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Last time I had a pub ploughmans was Shepherd and Dog, Fulking.
Very good apart from the devil's own sauce, picallili.
Very good apart from the devil's own sauce, picallili.
Greg Bobkin
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These are a good Ploughmans
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To be fair, that looks decent.
That looks great and the purple coleslaw reminds me of the one Famous Moes pizza used to sell.
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
They've burnt your toast, Bozza...
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Lovely to see you @Bozza
On mine I also had Pork Pies just to give the full picture. We both chose cheese by the way but there was an option for Cheddar or Blue Cheese or Ham or any combination of those three.
If I was to have a gripe it would be that the bread was not rustic, more a garlic bread (without garlic) type thing. Pork Pie and cheese were both very good quality though.
8.5/10 probably.
On mine I also had Pork Pies just to give the full picture. We both chose cheese by the way but there was an option for Cheddar or Blue Cheese or Ham or any combination of those three.
If I was to have a gripe it would be that the bread was not rustic, more a garlic bread (without garlic) type thing. Pork Pie and cheese were both very good quality though.
8.5/10 probably.
Sergei's Celebration
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A ploughman's must be served on a plain white plate purchased at a cash and carry by the landlord of the pub you are sitting in. It must also include something slightly wilted and a few days past it's best, such as a manky bit of cucumber or browning lettuce leaf which are left on the plate (to be scrapped off to be used again).
Anything else is not a ploughmans lunch.
Anything else is not a ploughmans lunch.
maltaseagull
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When did a ploughman manage to have toasted bread, scotch egg and pork pie for lunch?
I thought it was supposed to be beer, bread and cheese with maybe pickled onions or pickle!
I suppose pubs have added some salad etc but surely pork pie and scotch egg are not part of the tradition.
I thought it was supposed to be beer, bread and cheese with maybe pickled onions or pickle!
I suppose pubs have added some salad etc but surely pork pie and scotch egg are not part of the tradition.
Balls of Steele
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God, I used to love their coleslaw with pizzas . Even used to pop in buy some on its own when I lived in Hove
That looks decent. Although the cheese to bread ratio looks a bit off. Might be asking for an extra cracker there
There were four pieces, not three as it appears, but the quantity was probably slightly off but that was my fault. I ordered the cheddar AND Shropshire blue option, figuring I'd get a half portion of each cheese, but it was actually two hefty pieces.
There were apple slices buried under all the other food, so I used them with some of the cheese.
it was a big meal - I didn't need any more bread!
Yeah, I thought that, looking at the photo, but I didn't think the same "live" and it didn't taste burnt.