


British food isn't bland - Vindaloo edition
You'll be proud of me as this one actually is British 👍🏻



You'll be proud of me as this one actually is British 👍🏻
No those are not chopsticks, they are British wooden-pokers, originally used for eating food in the mines, because forks become unstable at lower depths.
A Welsh favourite that shepherds used to munch on whilst staring lustfully at their flock.
Flatbreads are just flour salt olive oil and some water.
The filling has obviously been appropriated through centuries of light-hearted colonisation with just a hint of theft... Here are those bits:
Chicken marinated in yoghurt, lemon juice, home made chilli sauce, cumin, coriander, garlic powder, salt and pepper.
Salsa using over ripened tomatoes, chillies, coriander, garlic, spring onion, red onion, white wine vinegar and lime juice.
Yoghurt and cucumber dip/sauce with lemon juice, olive oil and garlic
No there's no baked beans on it as that would be a mental idea
Was going for 4 but made 11 by accident. Recipe coming
Melted cheese middle with cod and smoked haddock.
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I'll do the recipe in a bit. They're a faf to make so I bulk do them. Made 11 as you can see in last pic and each one is more than enough for one person as they're huge.
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Traditional Scottish fried chicken yum yum yum. Tastes of home
Fried chicken, mayonnaise, Dijon mustard, cheese, peppers, pasta, baby new potatoes, lemon juice and more mayonnaise.
Don't worry the mayonnaise was 'light' so it's basically ozempic.
Southern (below Manchester) fried chicken, with a pasta salad, baby new potatoes and other things that are colourful.
Traditional British summer food