British dishes
May 10th 2013 | 2:49 am
#31
Some Where in the Desert
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 247
From: AZ
Re: British dishes
Cornish pasties
Roast beef, proper roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and gravey made with Bistos
Kurma with pilla rice and nan bread
Shoulder of lamb with fresh potatoes and mint
Fresh bread made with olive oil
Pavlova
Drop scones (pancakes)
Bacon hotpot
Chicken casserole with dumpling
Use jame Oliver's app on the iPad as well the cookbooks I brought with me from Scotland.
Have a hard time finding suet for the dumplings
Roast beef, proper roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and gravey made with Bistos
Kurma with pilla rice and nan bread
Shoulder of lamb with fresh potatoes and mint
Fresh bread made with olive oil
Pavlova
Drop scones (pancakes)
Bacon hotpot
Chicken casserole with dumpling
Use jame Oliver's app on the iPad as well the cookbooks I brought with me from Scotland.
Have a hard time finding suet for the dumplings
May 10th 2013 | 4:18 am
#32
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Joined: May 2004
Posts: 318
From: North Salt Lake, Utah
Re: British dishes
Even worse, how much does a cup of oatmeal weigh? How many grams of butter are in a tablespoon? Where in the name of Cthulhu can I get caster sugar over here?
I make do. My stuff comes out looking like the pictures in the cookbook, and tasting good, so I suppose I guess right most of the time...
I make do. My stuff comes out looking like the pictures in the cookbook, and tasting good, so I suppose I guess right most of the time...
) that we call a tablespoon...
May 10th 2013 | 5:25 pm
#35
L2, GC, Surrey, OH, TX!
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 6,365
From: Surrey to Dallas (via Ohio)!
Re: British dishes
Corn beef hash , never made it in the uk, make it often here.
May 10th 2013 | 7:57 pm
#36
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Posts: 4,525
From: Grand Rapids, MI
Re: British dishes
Cornbeef and onion toasties, roast beef and Yorkshire pudds.
May 10th 2013 | 7:59 pm
#37
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Posts: 4,525
From: Grand Rapids, MI
Re: British dishes
Proper trifle, not that nilla wafer/jelly/pudding crap they use here.
May 17th 2013 | 6:52 pm
#38
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Posts: 936
From: Moved from Georgetown to Round Rock, Texas. 15 miles closer to civilization.
May 20th 2013 | 11:14 am
#40
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From: Oakland County, Michigan
Re: British dishes
I would swap my child for a decent Indian curry. You just can't get good ones here.
I quite often make pasties - Pepperidge farm do a ready made frozen puff pastry and I just throw mince, onions, mixed veg and gravy in a pan and then bake them in the pastry for 30 mins. I sometimes do them with cheese sauce, ham and mushroom which works well too.
I quite often make pasties - Pepperidge farm do a ready made frozen puff pastry and I just throw mince, onions, mixed veg and gravy in a pan and then bake them in the pastry for 30 mins. I sometimes do them with cheese sauce, ham and mushroom which works well too.
