Britain's Best Dish?

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What do you think is the best dish Britain has to offer?

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Bangers and mash with onion gravy always hits the spot Britain's Best Dish? 863395

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TheCat wrote:: What do you think is the best dish Britain has to offer?

Chicken tikka masala.

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Justice wrote:

TheCat wrote:: What do you think is the best dish Britain has to offer?

Chicken tikka masala.

That was actually on the program of the same name this evening Britain's Best Dish? 499838

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Really? I must be psychic.

On the subject of which there was a banner advertising the Psychic Fair outside the GandP this weekend. Surely that wasn't needed as anyone who was Psychic would know already.

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Justice wrote:: Really? I must be psychic.

On the subject of which there was a banner advertising the Psychic Fair outside the GandP this weekend. Surely that wasn't needed as anyone who was Psychic would know already.

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Britains best dish?
Hmmm......Scottish Langoustines, I think.

Subject: Re: Britain's Best Dish? Thu Sep 10, 2009 9:31 pm

Well I would say Colin Firth but equally Eddie Izzard or Jack Dee, maybe Clive Owen...? Oh, and Mr LaLa, of course. And Adrian Edmondson. Oh, and Jarvis Cocker.

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Subject: Re: Britain's Best Dish? Sat Sep 19, 2009 6:30 am

Beef Wellington...I would love to be able to make it. I would be scared it would be raw and the pastry all soggy.

Subject: Re: Britain's Best Dish? Sat Sep 19, 2009 11:34 pm

Except for Mr LALA,visit specsavers.

Subject: Re: Britain's Best Dish? Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:18 pm

Anyone got a recipe for Bramley Apple Tea Cake?

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Rosie wrote:: Anyone got a recipe for Bramley Apple Tea Cake?

Not sure about the tea cake bit but I've got a lovely one for Devonshire Apple Cake if you're interested?

Subject: Re: Britain's Best Dish? Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:30 am

Got to be Bread and Dripping if that counts? if not chips and Gravy.
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Bloody hell, Duke - that picture's a bit much first thing in the morning. Justice may be right about Chicken Tikka Masala being Britain's favourite dish, though it could be Tarka Masala - like the chicken one, but a little 'otter.

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Subject: Re: Britain's Best Dish? Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:49 pm

Tom Stephenson wrote:: Bloody hell, Duke - that picture's a bit much first thing in the morning. Justice may be right about Chicken Tikka Masala being Britain's favourite dish, though it could be Tarka Masala - like the chicken one, but a little 'otter.

Otter tastes like chicken anyway well, with a hint of fish.
I must admit it is a bit much should have got a smaller pic.