Here are some friends with simlar question as we.And I have this question for many days,anyone help us?
Kitty said: Yes.Someone please can tells me: what is tradicitional in british food?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(Someone please can tells me: what is tradicitional in british food?),it will help you,my kids.
I want to know course's names and if it is possible the webpage where I can find the recipes.
Thank you
Answer:
first course would normally be some kind of soup like tomato, celery, mushroom etc. Main courses are as others have suggested. Desserts would be a pudding - no-one makes puddings like the English. Bread and Butter Pudding is the classic.
But don't forget - Britain is made up of 4 distinct and individual areas - England, Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland. Each region has its own traditional foods. The answers above have been English.Hopefully you'll get some input from the Scots, (can't beat good quality authentic Haggis with Neeps & Tatties), Welsh and Irish too.
fish and chips the local chippy
Roast beef & yorkshire pudding
Rosbief
Traditional roast dinner with roast meat, roast potatoes and vegetables and gravy.
Traditional fry up (breakfast)- fried eggs, bacon, sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes and black pudding
or fish chips and mushy peas! my favourite!
I could go on and on!!
fried fish and french fries is and always has been a classic
Fishfingers, chicken nuggets and turkey twizzlers are favourites.
Fish fingers or Kebab!! this country is going to drown in its own cholesterol soon!
Roast beef and yorkshire pudding.
Fish and Chips of course.
Scouse (great dish from Liverpool).
Bubble and Squeak.
You can look them up on wikipedia, they can explain them better than me.
roast beef and yorkshire pudding
http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1627,154...
bangers and mash
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/bangers-and...
bubble and squeak
http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1618,133...
My fave (apart from English Breakfast) has to be Jam Roly Poly.Check out www.floydonline.co.uk
roast dinner
fish and chips
fisherman's pie
shepherd' pie
toad-in-the-hole
curry
Mmm...fish and chips in newspaper.
...yorkshire pudding and roast...
...beer!
Fish and Chips
Yorkshire Pudding
Jellied Eels
Pie and Mash
Game Pie
Steak and Ale Pie
Soup as a starter
Cumberland sausage
Haggis
The Fry up
Try Google for recipes
It depends entirely upon which part of the country you are visiting. In Lancashire they have Lamb 'hot-pot' in Yorkshire we have Yorkshire pudding, roast beef and vegetables, in Cumberland they do a fantastic sausage. In Scotland there is hagis, which is also good eating. Each area has its own unique dish or dishes, and they're all good food. I don't know of any web sites that give the recipes of each area, but there are plenty of books available in book shops in England. When you get here visit Waterstones book shop and you'll be able to get all the information that you require.
fish and chips
roast beef and yorkshire pudding
bangers and mash
hot pot
fish finger sandwich and a cup of tea
a fry up
bubble and squeak
people in the uk have forgotten how to cook, and think that junk food is the only british food that exists! Traditional and delicious dishes involve slow cooked meats such as lancashire hotpot, beef cobbler, shepherds pie etc. We rule the world in hot puddings, fruit crumbles, treacle sponges, all served with custard.bread and butter pudding (done right and served with cream this is to die for!)
Gary Rhodes (a celebrity chef) has a book called New British Classics, not sure how you'd get recipies on the net tho. Or try www.bbc.co.uk/food. Click on recipies on the right, then from the programme drop down choose Great British Menu.
My God ...when you read the list below is it any wonder the foreign takeaways do a roaring trade over there !
What a boring ,lineup !
bangers n mash
I believe curry is now considered to be British ?
Scottish traditional food
Scotch Broth
Cullen Skink
C*ck 'o' Leekie
Partan Bree
all soups
Haggis neeps and tatties
Mince & tatties
Stovies
Smokies (smoked haddock)
Clootie Dumpling
Cranachan
you'd find most of these recipes on any recipe website hope this helps
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Kitty said: Yes.Someone please can tells me: what is tradicitional in british food?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(Someone please can tells me: what is tradicitional in british food?),it will help you,my kids.
I want to know course's names and if it is possible the webpage where I can find the recipes.
Thank you
Answer:
first course would normally be some kind of soup like tomato, celery, mushroom etc. Main courses are as others have suggested. Desserts would be a pudding - no-one makes puddings like the English. Bread and Butter Pudding is the classic.
But don't forget - Britain is made up of 4 distinct and individual areas - England, Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland. Each region has its own traditional foods. The answers above have been English.Hopefully you'll get some input from the Scots, (can't beat good quality authentic Haggis with Neeps & Tatties), Welsh and Irish too.
fish and chips the local chippy
Roast beef & yorkshire pudding
Rosbief
Traditional roast dinner with roast meat, roast potatoes and vegetables and gravy.
Traditional fry up (breakfast)- fried eggs, bacon, sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes and black pudding
or fish chips and mushy peas! my favourite!
I could go on and on!!
fried fish and french fries is and always has been a classic
Fishfingers, chicken nuggets and turkey twizzlers are favourites.
Fish fingers or Kebab!! this country is going to drown in its own cholesterol soon!
Roast beef and yorkshire pudding.
Fish and Chips of course.
Scouse (great dish from Liverpool).
Bubble and Squeak.
You can look them up on wikipedia, they can explain them better than me.
roast beef and yorkshire pudding
http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1627,154...
bangers and mash
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/bangers-and...
bubble and squeak
http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1618,133...
My fave (apart from English Breakfast) has to be Jam Roly Poly.Check out www.floydonline.co.uk
roast dinner
fish and chips
fisherman's pie
shepherd' pie
toad-in-the-hole
curry
Mmm...fish and chips in newspaper.
...yorkshire pudding and roast...
...beer!
Fish and Chips
Yorkshire Pudding
Jellied Eels
Pie and Mash
Game Pie
Steak and Ale Pie
Soup as a starter
Cumberland sausage
Haggis
The Fry up
Try Google for recipes
It depends entirely upon which part of the country you are visiting. In Lancashire they have Lamb 'hot-pot' in Yorkshire we have Yorkshire pudding, roast beef and vegetables, in Cumberland they do a fantastic sausage. In Scotland there is hagis, which is also good eating. Each area has its own unique dish or dishes, and they're all good food. I don't know of any web sites that give the recipes of each area, but there are plenty of books available in book shops in England. When you get here visit Waterstones book shop and you'll be able to get all the information that you require.
fish and chips
roast beef and yorkshire pudding
bangers and mash
hot pot
fish finger sandwich and a cup of tea
a fry up
bubble and squeak
people in the uk have forgotten how to cook, and think that junk food is the only british food that exists! Traditional and delicious dishes involve slow cooked meats such as lancashire hotpot, beef cobbler, shepherds pie etc. We rule the world in hot puddings, fruit crumbles, treacle sponges, all served with custard.bread and butter pudding (done right and served with cream this is to die for!)
Gary Rhodes (a celebrity chef) has a book called New British Classics, not sure how you'd get recipies on the net tho. Or try www.bbc.co.uk/food. Click on recipies on the right, then from the programme drop down choose Great British Menu.
My God ...when you read the list below is it any wonder the foreign takeaways do a roaring trade over there !
What a boring ,lineup !
bangers n mash
I believe curry is now considered to be British ?
Scottish traditional food
Scotch Broth
Cullen Skink
C*ck 'o' Leekie
Partan Bree
all soups
Haggis neeps and tatties
Mince & tatties
Stovies
Smokies (smoked haddock)
Clootie Dumpling
Cranachan
you'd find most of these recipes on any recipe website hope this helps
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
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