Mix all together in large saucepan or pot, season to taste. Cover. Heat very slowly on low heat, stirring occasionally, until festering. Eat piping hot, with crusty bread.
The ingredients of this dish are unlimited and to your own tastes. Best dished up in a mug, eaten with a spoon. For those of you who are now 'out of' the mess deck culture, soup plates will suffice!
Can be added to, at will, with further ingredients to establish a 24 houir stock pot. Ideal for outward bounders/campers. etc.
Submitted by: Sheerlegs
C 25 (I 55) |
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| Class: | 1903 - 1906: C Class |
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| Build Group: | C2 |
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Fate: Scrapped in December 1921 |
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rime Minister Winston Churchill referred to Tirpitz as 'The Beast' and on 25th January 1942 he wrote, The destruction or even the crippling of this ship is the greatest event at this present time. No other target is comparable to it. With these words the seeds were sown for Operation TITLE, an Allied mission to sink Tirpitz.
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C 25 (I 55) |
|
| Class: | 1903 - 1906: C Class |
| Built By: | |
| Build Group: | C2 |
|
Fate: Scrapped in December 1921 |
|
rime Minister Winston Churchill referred to Tirpitz as 'The Beast' and on 25th January 1942 he wrote, The destruction or even the crippling of this ship is the greatest event at this present time. No other target is comparable to it. With these words the seeds were sown for Operation TITLE, an Allied mission to sink Tirpitz.
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Comments
Comment by: Frank Maginnis on January 27th, 2022
Crusty bread? Must be the NEW navy. Try cutting out the blue mould (from the two/three week old bread) then you can enjoy a pot mess.
Comment by: Lawrence on December 18th, 2021
I got a recipe from my dad when he was fished out by the RN at Dunkirk ... one tin evaporated milk, same tin of water, same tin of sugar, same tin of rum. Add cocoa if you feel the need (it seems few did!).
Comment by: Bruce Rowling on March 23rd, 2020
This (infinitely) variable recipe is a crowd pleaser. With some variations I fed the ship's company of our local RNA branch for one of our regular film nights. Accompanied by two cans and finishing off the evening with 9 o'clockers we were all briefly young again! Love this recipe section - sh*t on a raft - oh the memories.
Comment by: Gervais Coryton on January 3rd, 2019
Excellent recipe! Should be accompanied by Periscope Cheese (tainted by diesel and boiled cabbage!).
Submitted by 'Skin' ex-Torpedo Officer, HMS/M Oberon.
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