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Sunday lunch + British recipes (57)

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It's a simple and easy recipe that we made in food technology at school.
 
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Now my granny taught me this. She cooks by her nose as do I... so I don't always pay attention to times.
 
Recipe by: Teresa
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Serve with roasted vegetables and lots of mash.
 
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Living in the country we receive several game birds on a regular basis,we work with the elderly and one dear old lady gave us this recipe she first used over 60 years ago ,tried it ,loved it and want to share it.
 
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When you buy your belly pork ask the butcher to score it for you.
 
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Black Sheep Ale reminds me of walking the Yorkshire 3 Peaks last year. They serve 'Black Sheep Pie' along the route and I thought… I can do that. Well maybe anyway. You can do it with any other ale too I suppose, and I used to do something similar with Guinness, but found that it’s got a slightly more bitter aftertaste to it than the Black Sheep.
 
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This mouthwatering roast beef features a Bloody Mary glaze and is served with oven roasted cherry tomatoes and a Bloody Mary salsa.
 
Recipe by: Ita
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A traditional addition to your Christmas table, this luscious sauce fits any budget. Add more or less cloves and peppercorns to taste.
 
Recipe by: Kate
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This was my mother's signature recipe. Simple, but classic - you can't go wrong. Slice it lengthwise, very thinly. Leftovers are delicious cold for sandwiches with wholegrain mustard.
 
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A nice and easy cheese soup. Ideal for any situation.
 
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Ham soaked overnight in cider is slowly boiled and then baked with sugar and mustard. Delicious served with cauliflower cheese and roast potatoes.
 
Recipe by: Swanseaboy17
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This is an easy recipe for a classic British pudding.
 
Recipe by: Karen Cooke
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This is my version. The trick is to make sure the beef dripping is piping hot.
 
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It is important that seasonings are added at the last minute. The butter used is unmeasured because you can add more or less butter depending on taste. The trick to the perfect scrambled egg is not to over-cook. Scrambled egg should be slightly runny, not solid.
 
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This always goes down well with my family. I always make it at Christmastime, but also throughout the year when cooking white meats. It's also welcomed by my vegetarian family/friends.
 
Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
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Named after its inventor Nathaniel Gubbins, the original sauce dates back to the early 1900s. It was rich in butter and cream; this is a lighter version that retains the same sharp flavour.
 
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It was January and my mother in law gave me a Gressingham Duck left over from her Christmas Fayre. I decided to roast it for a change and as a duck is so fatty, caught the fat in a tray as the duck cooked on a rack. The fat from the duck was full of flavour and as the duck roasted in the oven for a few hours I drained out the fat every hour so it didn't burn. I decided to use the fat from the duck to roast the potatoes and if I say so myself, these were the best tasting roasties I have ever made!
 
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This is a really simple brownie recipe. it has been tried and tested many a time and they certainly dont last very long in the cupboard. I always use chocolate chunks when i bake them however walnuts are just as good, it is just a family preference. these morish gooey chocolate treats are an all year all occasion must bake.
 
Recipe by: RCP80
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This is your basic roast beef, simply cooked to perfection. The secret is in the time cooked. 20 minutes per 450g at 190 C / Gas 5.
 
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This recipe is aimed at those looking for a quick but delicious pie recipe.
 
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