British Grub!

[Jemisa]

I do like to go out now & then for posh nosh but you can't beat the staple old British meals like...
Bangers & Mash
Oxtail stew & dumplings
Toad in the hole
Steak & kidney Pud/Pie
Fish & chips
Shepherds pie
Steak & chips
Lamb casserole
A Sunday roast
Egg & bacon
Pie Mash
Gammon steak + Pineapple
Cornedbeef Hash

These are some of our fav's Have I left any of your fav's out?

jem

[Jemisa]

Sorry erin, the Haggis puts me off.

Meat & potato pie is another fav.

jem

[Slapshot]

Jem,
have you ever tasted a really good haggis from a traditional artisanal butcher rather than the mass produced stuff you get in Tescos?? Some of them are truly sublime, (especially with a splash of single malt whisky) Wynne's in Fort William is probably the best I've ever had and is a real delicacy. There are some brilliant butchers in Ayrshire as well. Try it.

[Jemisa]

Ss, I'm nowhere near Ayeshire being down south in Essex but I must admit your Haggis sounds good & if up there I'd deffinately give it a try.
Happy New Year.

jem

[mccfluff]

chicken curry
fish pie

[rowanwitch]

lancashire hotpot
Babys head pudding

[rowanwitch]

http://www.foodnetwor...ing-recipe/index.html

[RATTER15]

Liver,bacon and onion casserole!!

and not forgetting of course the traditional: Ploughman's lunch = a large slab of cheddar cheese, some nice fresh home made bread and a flagon of cider. heaven!!

The last time I had a ploughman's in a pub, I paid an arm and a leg and it was more like a huge platter with selections of everything with 20 different pickles, clearly not a ploughman's lunch, why do they have to spoil such traditional meals with all this fancy crap, it irritates the t!ts off me!!!!

[Jemisa]

Mcc F, Chicken curry is hardly good BRITISH grub.

jem

[RATTER15]

mccfluff, @ chicken curry, you know a good traditional British dish when you see one!!

[mccfluff]

lol ratter, when i was in devon last we went to this lovely pub in starcross and i opted for the local smoked fish platter and was a little confused to find a skewer of king prawns on it

nice but not verr local or smoked!

[anneasquith]

liver, kidneys................. yuk.

[mccfluff]

chick curry has been around in bristish cooking for 100's of years so very good british food

[Jemisa]

Mcc f Ehhhh!!??

jem

[EvianBaby]

Just seeing the words cornedbeef hash takes me back to some very traumatic childhood moments. It's the food of the devil.

[EvianBaby]

It might not be the case now but curry was not so long ago our national dish.

[rowanwitch]

not sure how english it is but Sherry trifle
dundee cake
oatcakes and english cheeses and crisp english apples

Summer pudding
Blackberry and apple pie and clotted cream

[RATTER15]

Mccfluff, Starcross! I lived there for many years, A couple nice pubs there, which one did you eat in. The best one for sea food was just outside Starcross in Cockwood called the Ship Inn, sea food specialists. I think most places bend the rules just a little lol.

[Frank97]

Scones and fresh clotted cream, well I think it's British.

[Frank97]

Thinking about it, not really a meal though.

[RATTER15]

Sherry trifle !!! yuk, yuk, yuk

I will eat almost anything but sherry trifle really makes me gag, all that wet soggy, pappy sponge layered into it, gross beyond belief!!!