What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Feb 14th 2009 | 10:16 am
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Well I have just been and bought a crock pot and am going for the veggie curry. Although it is originally from Indian/Pakistan i think it has now developed into being a traditional British dish, just like pasta came from China to Italy as far as I know.
Thanks for the ideas people, I would love to take some of the other stuff but not really easy to put on a buffet type setting. i may make a pudding if I can be bothered.
Thanks for the ideas people, I would love to take some of the other stuff but not really easy to put on a buffet type setting. i may make a pudding if I can be bothered.
Feb 15th 2009 | 12:53 am
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Tripe and onions . Better explain tripe just in case of confusion . Basically a
large stomach of a ruminating animal , quite nice poached in milk .
Up north of England may have gone off the menu but sure as hell will be back , glad to eat anything soon .
large stomach of a ruminating animal , quite nice poached in milk .
Up north of England may have gone off the menu but sure as hell will be back , glad to eat anything soon .
Feb 15th 2009 | 1:19 am
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Summer Pudding - that is if you can get the fruit at this time of year
Feb 15th 2009 | 9:43 am
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Feb 15th 2009 | 6:40 pm
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Well I have just been and bought a crock pot and am going for the veggie curry. Although it is originally from Indian/Pakistan i think it has now developed into being a traditional British dish, just like pasta came from China to Italy as far as I know.
Thanks for the ideas people, I would love to take some of the other stuff but not really easy to put on a buffet type setting. i may make a pudding if I can be bothered.
Thanks for the ideas people, I would love to take some of the other stuff but not really easy to put on a buffet type setting. i may make a pudding if I can be bothered.
Feb 16th 2009 | 12:59 am
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Feb 16th 2009 | 1:42 am
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Just add coarsely grated onion and sage (mum used to use dried sage) to the batter. They don't rise as much as traditional Yorkies because of the weight.
Feb 16th 2009 | 6:59 am
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Fish and Chips 
Traditional and easy.
Traditional and easy.
Feb 16th 2009 | 2:06 pm
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
As a Yank I would consider curry to be Indian, not British, cuisine and quiche to be French. Tuna pasta bake is American as well and here is called tuna cassarole <sp>. I would go with the cheese and onion pasties, bangers and beans, fish and chips, plum pudding, yorkshire pudding, etc. Can any of those be made up on a Saturday and reheated on Sunday morning for the luncheon?
Have been invited to a Sunday lunch where there will be people from a range of countries and I have to take a typical Brit/English dish.
The most typical I can think of is curry! Trying to figure what I can take that will transport and reheat well. thinking either
quiche/tuna pasta bake/cheese and onion pasties/gingerbread oh and did I mention I dont eat meat?
Ideas? I dont have a lot of time to cook.
The most typical I can think of is curry! Trying to figure what I can take that will transport and reheat well. thinking either
quiche/tuna pasta bake/cheese and onion pasties/gingerbread oh and did I mention I dont eat meat?
Ideas? I dont have a lot of time to cook.
Feb 16th 2009 | 2:13 pm
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
As a Yank I would consider curry to be Indian, not British, cuisine and quiche to be French. Tuna pasta bake is American as well and here is called tuna cassarole <sp>. I would go with the cheese and onion pasties, bangers and beans, fish and chips, plum pudding, yorkshire pudding, etc. Can any of those be made up on a Saturday and reheated on Sunday morning for the luncheon?
Feb 16th 2009 | 2:16 pm
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Re: What Brit Food can I Take to an International Lunch?
Can't tell you how much I miss yorkshire puddings - I have tried and failed so many times to make them here... I think its the oven 
its just doesn't want to get hot enough.. Thats the key right JG?
its just doesn't want to get hot enough.. Thats the key right JG?
