I’m Itlian, I live in Italy and I love cooking. Even if a lot of people think that Italian food is the best in the world I’d like to deepen my knowledge about British recipes. Where can I find the best websites?
Thanks in advance
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cAmZzz - said
July 12 2011 @ 07:01
Hello there! If you are looking for recipe sites, then this is my best suggestion: http://allrecipes.com/
In this site, you can find almost ANY recipes you want! This includes pastries and cakes, breads, and almost all homemade dishes! And also, the recipes in this site are trusted. Give it a try! I’m sure it will help you out like how it helped me! I really hope you find what you are looking for and hope i helped you! God bless! Happy cooking!
Adnaan A - said
July 12 2011 @ 07:01
look for english recipes in the source
Ghislaine - said
July 12 2011 @ 07:01
You’re right that the Italians have the best food in the world. But I suppose British food has a novelty value not least because some of it is so awful. However good British food is up there with the best in the world. There’s a chef called Rick Stein who has specialised in fish but did a series of food programmes about what he called ‘food heroes’, people who produce the best British food. You can read about it on www.rickstein.com/Food-Heroes.html
Another good website is the BBC one. It’s not all British food by any means, but you could browse. It’s at www.bbc.co.uk/food/ and you could use the search function to look at the following which are very typical regional dishes:
Shepherd’s pie
Cottage pie
Steak and Kidney pudding
Fish and chips
Lancashire hotpot
Yorkshire pudding
Roast pork and crackling
Roast chicken and sage and onion stuffing
Bangers and mash
Toad in the hole
Spotted dick
Jam roly poly
Fish pie
Apple crumble
Macaroni cheese (yes, it’s British, what do you mean pasta is Italian?!)
Welsh rarebit
Haggis (especially tonight, it’s Burns night and it’s traditional in Scotland) with neeps and tatties
Liver and bacon
Steamed syrup sponge
Baked custard tart
Manchester tart
Yorkshire curd tart