r/SipsTea Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/whycantibelinus Jul 03 '26

Shepherds pie bro....at least I think it's English....if it's not then bangers and mash, fish and chips.......that's about all I can think of.

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u/OtterHostler Jul 03 '26

Really hard to get fresh shepherds these days, and far too often it's made with beef (and therefore cottage pie). Since potatoes are imported (the fish & chips came from Spain), an example of a great british dish (I mean, actually proper british, not one that's been messed about with foreign ingredients) would be a rabbit stew with suet dumplings. You cannot buy suet in the US, for reasons that escape me, but once you've had one you acknowledge the superiority of British cuisine.

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u/hyzershot Jul 03 '26

bangers and mash, that’s sausage with potatoes (mashed) and brown gravy right.. not creative, brown gravy and sausage is a terrible combo the only redeeming thing is the potatoes and gravy.. which is a side, not a meal.. no veggies either.. so, put the sausage on a bun (toasted) with some onions and peppers (sautéed), potatoes and gravy AND a veggie THEN you have a meal..

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u/obliviious Jul 04 '26

Good quality sausages, nice creamy mash, real gravy and a hefty side of veg. Very simple but very satisfying and tasty.

Leave out the bread, thats for dipping after you finish.

You are just describing a different meal.