British Food – what “foreigners” THINK we eat !!
As its Friday I thought we’d have a little run down of the facts and the fallacies of British Food and what our “guests” from overseas believe that we feed our faces with !
Please see and enjoy the photos below….all of which I have purloined from the NET – so thanks to those who have had their photos involuntarily used here by means of illustration ! This is not an exhaustive list…..but may interest some and stimulate the juices of others….particularly those of us who reside in a remote, nay obscure part of Kentucky……but not the north east state line area though (private joke!)!
Rob Little
Connoisseur of food with a waistline to prove it !
Lets Tour England !
A traditional “Sunday Roast” – very British – this is “Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pudding, Roast Potatoes, Vegetables and gravy
.….or do the same with Shoulder of Lamb roasted with Rosemary and finished with Mint Sauce – my particular favourite mmmm
“Shepherds Pie” – minced (ground) lamb with veg and mashed potatoe on top. its called “Cottage Pie” when its made with Beef instead of Lamb.
Mustn’t forget our staple diet – good ole “Fish ‘n Chips” eaten on the street out of newspaper – we all do it almost every day!
Another delicious gift from the Sub-Continent to our “fast food” culture – Curry and Chips (well curry sauce) best eaten in the Cinema – very annoying!
“Cornish Pasty” – traditional lunch for Cornish Tin Miners who held onto the thick crust with their dirty fingers!
The “Ploughman’s Lunch” – warning…..if you want to avoid an international incident, do please ask the Ploughman nicely first!!
“Scotch Eggs” – eggs in sausage meat and coated with breadcrumbs – sometimes added to a Ploughmans Lunch
“Toad in the Hole” – link sausages in a batter – everyone thinks we eat them all the time but I certainly don’t !
“Christmas Pudding” – a heavy fruit desert laced with alchohol and set fire to with Brandy at Christmas – crazy, wasteful and dangerous!











































































