Serves 4

6 sausages
6 rashers of bacon
4 large tomatoes, or a tin of tomatoes
4 large potatoes. sliced
1 onion
3 stock cubes

METHOD:

Fry the sausages, bacon and onion in a pan until brown.

Cover with water, and add the sliced potatoes.

Simmer.

After about 10 minutes, add the tomatoes and sprinkle the stock cubes all over.

Let it simmer.

Joe Grey should be served as a runny stew, with crusty bread and butter.

Enjoy...Willy

Who is/was Joe Grey Willy?

Regards Skip

Hey Willy

That's simple tucker mate.
If ya bugga that, your not a cook's backside.
Might try that before the weather warms up.

ta

Aart

skiproosel wrote on Sep 10^th, 2008 at 1:05pm:

Who is/was Joe Grey Willy? Regards Skip

Skip

No idea i got this off a Gypsy''Romany'' website,it said that don't know where the name came from

Willy

TBF wrote on Sep 10^th, 2008 at 5:01pm:

Hey Willy That's simple tucker mate. If ya bugga that, your not a cook's backside. Might try that before the weather warms up. ta Aart

Aart

I really enjoy a good Stew

Willy

willy wrote on Sep 10^th, 2008 at 8:38pm:

TBF wrote on Sep 10th, 2008 at 5:01pm: Hey Willy That's simple tucker mate. If ya bugga that, your not a cook's backside. Might try that before the weather warms up. ta Aart Aart I really enjoy a good Stew Willy

So do I Willy.
The best bit is dunking the buttered crusty bread into the gravy and slopping it up from the bowl..
Preferably in winter of course.

Aart

Aart

Home made crusty bread,stew and a frosty or snowy day go together well.
How are you any way mate,good i hope.

Willy

willy wrote on Sep 10^th, 2008 at 8:49pm:

Aart Home made crusty bread,stew and a frosty or snowy day go together well. Willy

Good stew....yes, but you can keep your snowy frosty days over that side of the pond mate, anything below 15C is bloody cold!!! ;D ;D ;D
we are gettin ready for the warm weather to come again here at the moment.
Bring on the 40+ degree days, time to fish & drink!!!!! (water of course ;D)

Mick.

I don't mind them temp around zero... as long as the fire is warm and the rum/whisky is in good supply..
Good company goes a long way too.

Aart

I don't like to be too hot or cold

Willy