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british cuisine
British cuisine consists of a wide variety of foods based on cuisines from around the world. It also has distinctive national varieties (English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish cuisines).
British cuisine is the heritage of cooking traditions and practices of the United Kingdom. People in Britain eat a wide variety of foods based on cuisines from around the world. British cuisine has distinctive national varieties in the form of English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish cuisines.
What is the best British dish?
Traditionally, we Brits have been slammed because our cuisine is "simple". Typically, meat and 2 veg. And yet, simplicity is beauty, is delicious. Think of a Sunday lunch; an absolute must for a British family. Roast beef (obviously cooked to perfection) with...
Lots of people seem to have taken up baking during lockdown. For me, it's by far my weakest area cooking wise but I've not had time on my hands due to work. It is an area I'd like to be proficient at though, so I'm making a concerted effort to learn baking and pastry skills. I've enrolled with...
A lot of people seem to be confused about the different names dishes have in the UK compared to other parts of the world, particularly the USA.
Maybe this bit of light entertainment would help to clear things up :laugh:https://www.buzzfeed.com/lukebailey/british-food-explained-for-americans
Do you fancy yourself as a good home brewer?
Thornbridge Brewery, Waitrose and Brew UK are looking for the best home brewed beer in the UK.
The winning entry will see their beer produced by Thornbridge, one of the UK’s leading craft breweries, and sold across the country in Waitrose stores...
So, what's the difference between a Staffordshire oatcake, a Derbyshire oatcake and a Scottish oatcake?
The easy one first. An oatcake to this lass, born in Glasgow and raised in the Potteries is that it is a large flat yeast and oatmeal replacement for a pancake, originally designed to...
Hi everyone
The 'hygge' is becoming something of a trend here in the UK. Based on the Danish practice meaning 'cosy', a 'hygge' is all about making quality time for yourself and for friends and family.
Food plays an important part in this. I'm currently working on a blog post at work about the...
After Channel 4 outbid the BBC for the popular cooking show the Great British Bake Off #GBBO, people have been wondering whether the shows main hosts, Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood, will be following the show?
It seems Mary Berry, along with her co-hosts Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, will not...
Is anyone else interested in this?
Last night was the first in the new series and it is the first time I have actually watched the first episode, normally we dip in now and again but only watch it towards the end and to see the winner. We are not big cake eaters but it is good to see amateur...
Did you know that it is British Pie Week this week? Nope neither did I until I read this article earlier.
http://metro.co.uk/2016/03/07/british-pie-week-7-vegetarian-pie-recipes-to-celebrate-5724643/
And
http://jusrol.co.uk/british-pie-week/
I appreciate that members of this forum come from all around the world, but there's a fair smattering of Brits on here and here's something I found interesting. It's (bear with me, it does get interesting) the Family Expenditure Report from the Office of National Statistics.
Well, not all of...
I was wondering what has happened to the British Fairy Cake? We used to have then years and years ago, just a nice simple Victoria spine cake recipe in a paper wrapper with the centre cut out and then in half as a lid and a filling of your choice. The lid would then be put back on in the style...
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