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Though unremarked in ''Frontios'' a vol-au-vent is a kind of puff pastry with a savoury filling — in a sense, a continental and more elegant version of a [[Cornish pasty]]. | Though unremarked in ''Frontios'' a vol-au-vent is a kind of puff pastry with a savoury filling — in a sense, a continental and more elegant version of a [[Cornish pasty]]. | ||
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Revision as of 09:14, 20 April 2017
A vol-au-vent was something to which the Fifth Doctor once compared his TARDIS. When on Frontios, he told a deeply suspicious and paranoid Plantagenet, "As an invasion weapon, [the TARDIS] is about as offensive as a chicken vol-au-vent." (TV: Frontios)
River Song once facetiously suggested to Bertie Potts that he put his sentiment in response to a murder, "death is a fact of life", on cards inside vol-au-vents. (AUDIO: I Went to a Marvellous Party)
Behind the scenes
Though unremarked in Frontios a vol-au-vent is a kind of puff pastry with a savoury filling — in a sense, a continental and more elegant version of a Cornish pasty.
