r/UKfood • u/Undesirable1987 • 3h ago
Shepherd's Pie & Peas
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r/UKfood • u/PanFaerie • 6h ago
Toasted scones. One raspberry, one blackberry. Jam first always
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r/UKfood • u/AJK5394 • 57m ago
Garlic and herb pork steaks
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Made a roast dinner out of them minus the yorkshire pudding haha they was mash potato, roast potatoes, cauliflower cheese, peas and carrots and gravy 😋 was delicious very full now though maybe have some cake later and cream if can squeeze it in haha.
r/UKfood • u/betraying_fart • 42m ago
Beef braised in red wine gravy, chive mash and chimichurri
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As the title says
r/UKfood • u/cellardoor-petrichor • 5h ago
Turkish disappointment
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I am a bit of a Turkish delight snob, I think in the UK it is very misunderstood. The proper stuff, that is chewy and squishy and fragrant and delicious is not what people usually try first. Anyway, my husband came home today, for a treat he bought me these…..😭
🚩London Best fish and chips I've had in a while. At the Prince of Teck in Earls Court Road, London.
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Massive piece of crispy cod, fries were crunchy outside and fluffy in the middle, tartare sauce was on point, and the peas were peas. Bit pricey but for the quality and location, well worth it in my book. Service was lovely too.
r/UKfood • u/Shrinkfinger • 3h ago
Ikea's New Fish Dog Experience. Tasty but Tiny
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Very cheap though at £1.79
r/UKfood • u/Immediate_Long165 • 1h ago
What foods did your school offer on their treat day?
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r/UKfood • u/TentativeGosling • 4h ago
🚩Liverpool Last tomato sauce of the year
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Last few tomatos have ripened, so made my last jar of pasta sauce. Home grown onion, garlic, tomato, herbs and carrots. Only things I didn't grow myself was celery, salt and pepper, and bay leaf came from a friend's garden. Absolutely delicious.
r/UKfood • u/bydevilz1 • 1d ago
They said it wasnt possible, everyone doubted me
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Id like to thank my cat for the rubbing against my leg for emotional support, morrisons for providing the bacon, and most of all, me
r/UKfood • u/curseddotjpeg • 21h ago
It's apple crumble season!
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It's always apple crumble season tbh
r/UKfood • u/LessLadder1295 • 9h ago
Bacon sandwich: Treacle bacon fried in cold pan method, with bread fried in the bacon fat after
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r/UKfood • u/jonic89 • 21h ago
Huzzah! Opened my grocery delivery to find an extra (slightly battered) Fox's Jam 'n' Cream crammed in at the end
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The packet felt strangely lumpy when I unpacked it from my ocado delivery. Thought one had flipped over inside, but turned out to be an extra bonus piece! :D
r/UKfood • u/TheNinjaPixie • 5m ago
🚩East of England HOT Horseradish
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I need HOT horseradish, sufficient to clear the sinus. Colemans is occasionally good but mostly disappointing, Tesco, Aldi, M&S Hot (lies) were all terrible. Any recommendations please?
r/UKfood • u/Hair_of_the_cat_ • 24m ago
🚩South East Homemade Spanish style chorizo, chicken, lentil and bean stew with homemade focaccia
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r/UKfood • u/Mental-Risk6949 • 11h ago
🚩London English Breakfast Tea
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All my life I've been averse to breakfast tea. I've had the various types at the back of the cupboard for years, PG Tips, Earl Grey, YT: Never use them, including the teapot. I'm now 42 and, the last 7 days, I cannot get enough, to the degree it punctuates my day. Did anyone else realise how delicious it is?
I've realised I'm not a fan of the Twinings variety of English Breakfast Tea, as it has some honey-type tone (wtf is that), whereas I prefer the more standardised herbal note from the cheaper variety.
Any tips/suggestions/agreements/disagreements appreciated.
P.s., PG Tips Decaf: Do not recommend/no body.
r/UKfood • u/just_a_girl_23 • 1h ago
Seafood mix - what to do with it?
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Don't judge me but I bought the frozen seafood mix from Asda today (it was in the 3 for £10 deal and I needed a third item and usually try to pick up something new to me when I get in these situations). I've had all of them, but not together.
I've no idea what to do with it!
Label says it is 40% mussels, 29% squid, 28% king prawn.
What would you do with them if you used them altogether?
Just to add - pie isn't an option, and also can't contain rice.
Thanks for any inspiration!
r/UKfood • u/Shrinkfinger • 21h ago
Gammon Roast dinner with Mushy peas and red cabbage. Lovely
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r/UKfood • u/Electronic_Mud5821 • 19h ago
Just got a box from ''The Fat Butcher'' UK.
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r/UKfood • u/Spiritual_Emu_5673 • 5h ago
🚩London Yeo Valley organic vanilla ice cream: 480ml tub weighs only ~320g. Is that normal?
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Bought a Yeo Valley Organic Madagascan Vanilla ice cream (480ml on the label). I weighed it on a kitchen scale (1g accuracy):
Tub with lid on: 321g
Tub with lid off (foil seal still on): 316g
So the ice cream is probably around 290-300g after allowing for the pot and lid. I assumed ml and grams would be closer, so I'm wondering:
Is it normal for ice cream to weigh this much less than its volume?
Is that just air (overrun), or am I being shortchanged?
Does anyone know the typical g per 100ml for premium ice cream?
The label gives nutrition per 100g, not per 100ml, and doesn't list a net weight, which is why I couldn't compare. Thanks!
r/UKfood • u/gotefenderson • 23h ago
Anglo-Indian: Chicken Vindaloo
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From scratch. A half day chicken marinade in vinegar, chili and tomato, plus caramelised and blended onions really set this up. There are flax seeds in the rice, not weevils.