British Cuisine

[grapau27]

Yeah there is really no such thing.....!:rolleyes:(y)

They put the Fish thing next to the pool on Indy so the Brits feel at home and have the smell...:D

Jamie Oliver.

Gordon Ramsay.

Marco Pierre White.

Now that's who we Brits like.

[grapau27]

Yeah there is really no such thing.....!:rolleyes:(y)

They put the Fish thing next to the pool on Indy so the Brits feel at home and have the smell...:D

And Sour Grapes for yourself.

[postmeome]

He is talking about the new.

Fish&Ships restaurant on Independence of the seas which is on the pool deck.

We had the Scampi and Chips on boarding Independence in May and it was lovely.

 

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I know what he meant Grapau,was just wondering if he knew. We were on Indy end of june this year not a bad chip shop for a yankie ship.Love your English breakfast pics yum yum...........Hocky pucs my arse ,not got a clue;p

[grapau27]

I know what he meant Grapau,was just wondering if he knew. We were on Indy end of june this year not a bad chip shop for a yankie ship.Love your English breakfast pics yum yum...........Hocky pucs my arse ,not got a clue;p

Thanks, TH does seem to have a negative vibe towards Brits.

Regards Graham.

[postmeome]

Thanks, TH does seem to have a negative vibe towards Brits.

Regards Graham.

He's a Viking,should love smelly fish.

[grapau27]

He's a Viking,should love smelly fish.

That's true lol.

[maryann2]

I love the full English breakfast. Always have it in Heathrow when changing planes. Not the baked beans though. Love it with fried bread too although that was a few years ago.

[grapau27]

I love the full English breakfast. Always have it in Heathrow when changing planes. Not the baked beans though. Love it with fried bread too although that was a few years ago.

My breakfast today.

[maryann2]

Thanks for the picture.

We can actually buy English bacon here sometimes. Packaged as Wiltshire bacon.

 

I was born in England and my Mum did a full English on Sundays. Then a roast beef or lamb with roast potatoes etc for lunch at 2pm when the pub closed.

 

Followed by apple and blackberry pie or crumble with custard.

[grapau27]

Thanks for the picture.

We can actually buy English bacon here sometimes. Packaged as Wiltshire bacon.

 

I was born in England and my Mum did a full English on Sundays. Then a roast beef or lamb with roast potatoes etc for lunch at 2pm when the pub closed.

 

Followed by apple and blackberry pie or crumble with custard.

Thats Lovely.

[voyager70]

Thanks for the picture.

We can actually buy English bacon here sometimes. Packaged as Wiltshire bacon.

 

I was born in England and my Mum did a full English on Sundays. Then a roast beef or lamb with roast potatoes etc for lunch at 2pm when the pub closed.

 

Followed by apple and blackberry pie or crumble with custard.

 

That sounds awesome. I'd just have to pass on the baked beans unless I want to be banished to the sofa at night ;p

[grapau27]

That sounds awesome. I'd just have to pass on the baked beans unless I want to be banished to the sofa at night ;p

Baked beans work well with the English breakfast and rarely cause wind when eaten in the morning.

[voyager70]

Baked beans work well with the English breakfast and rarely cause wind when eaten in the morning.

 

Good to know, might have to give it a try sometime!

[firstcarib]

Is it permissible to combine the words 'British' and 'Cuisine'?

Before you make me rather cross, may I respectfully ask all of our Canadian & American " cousins". ...have you actually been here to Britain & tried our varied cuisine?

Nowadays we have some great restaurants with Michelin starred chefs plus many excellent gastro pubs...that's why the cruise lines are putting British food on their menus. The days of soggy cabbage & overcooked meat are long gone. Do come & judge for yourselves before making sweeping statements. Some of us Brits can actually cook quite well at home too...not just fry stuff up! Last time I was stateside I never found a meal with decent vegetables served as standard, just fries & more fries( or was this possibly the onset of poutine across the border?)

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[Clarea]

Thanks Graham, I learn something new each day.

[postmeome]

Gone quiet...must all be out eating burger and fries......;p

[grapau27]

Thanks Graham, I learn something new each day.

Your welcome,I have eaten many full English breakfasts with no side effects.

[Bloodgem]

Baked beans work well with the English breakfast and rarely cause wind when eaten in the morning.

This may be true but I would prefer a sausage wrapped in a Staffordshire Oatcake with beans for breakfast.

[Enforcer]

Baked beans work well with the English breakfast and rarely cause wind when eaten in the morning.

 

Stop taking the proverbial.

[grapau27]

Stop taking the proverbial.

I'm not.

I know baked beans reputation but when eaten early with bacon and eggs it has never caused any problems for me.

[Toofarfromthesea]

Baked beans work well with the English breakfast and rarely cause wind when eaten in the morning.

 

What about bubble & squeek? I always imagined that with the cabbage it might have been named for its aftermath. ;p

[grapau27]

What about bubble & squeek? I always imagined that with the cabbage it might have been named for its aftermath. ;p

Green vegetables are particularly bad namely sprouts, cabbage,peas etc but are not part of an English breakfast and more usually eaten at lunch or dinner.

When we go to the US for breakfast we go to Denny's and I have a Philly steak omelote with a side of ham and Pauline has the Fitfare veggie skillet.

[Enforcer]

I'm not.

I know baked beans reputation but when eaten early with bacon and eggs it has never caused any problems for me.

 

I believe you, honestly, 100% :D

[grapau27]

I believe you, honestly, 100% :D

Cheers.

That's my experience after thousands of English breakfasts but it might be different for some people.

Graham.

[Bloodgem]

"Beans, beans, are good for your heart. The more you eat the more you fart"

The only problem with this kids rhyme is beans have never caused me to have wind. But cabbage: Green, Savoy and Red does.