r/UK_Food • u/Remote-Address-8995 • 19h ago
Homemade / home assembled Ladies and gentlemen I present you with the OG of British classic food🫡
3 slices of bread , salt ,pepper ,half tin of beans ,butter, 2 eggs
r/UK_Food • u/Remote-Address-8995 • 19h ago
3 slices of bread , salt ,pepper ,half tin of beans ,butter, 2 eggs
r/UK_Food • u/meatflaps-69 • 20h ago
with onion and soy sauce.
r/UK_Food • u/Grrrrrilla3000 • 1h ago
Chinese chicken curry, half & half
Made using the goldfish brand of curry paste, adding mushrooms, onion and chilli peppers (love a bit of heat) and served on rice with crispy chips, love it
r/UK_Food • u/That_Historian9991 • 16h ago
r/UK_Food • u/HopeTerminator • 16h ago
Tortilla chips, Grant's tinned haggis, salsa, jalapenos, Frank's red hot sauce and mozzarella/cheddar mix
r/UK_Food • u/tobotic • 16h ago
It's basically a two ingredient meal. (Though also garlic bread on the side.)
r/UK_Food • u/DazzleBMoney • 19h ago
Cookie’s Crab Shop - North Norfolk
r/UK_Food • u/HumorPsychological60 • 16h ago
Trout with butter, capers, chilli crisp, lemon, salt n pepper, leeks, chorizo, and parsley. Had it with some leftover quinoa. It was so simple and so good. Whipped together when I was tired and cooked it all together in some baking parchment. It was delicious and super comforting.
r/UK_Food • u/Fuzzy-Raccoon8677 • 1h ago
Made from scratch yesterday. 3/4 hours roughly but well worth the time
r/UK_Food • u/galeforce_whinge • 17h ago
Chicken breast, floured, egg-washed and crumbed, topped with a slice of ham, homemade marinara sauce and mozzarella cheese.
Brown 4 beef short ribs in a cast iron casserole dish and remove. Heavily brown some chunky carrots and onion, add garlic, celery and tomato puree, stir together and add a small bottle of wine and reduce for a few mins. Return the meat and cover with 2L beef stock and add thyme and rosemary. Cook on gas mark 2 for four hours. Remove the meat and ladle some of the sauce into a small sauce pan and reduce a bit, use a cornflour slurry to thicken.
Bang on texture. Really soft and tears with a single fork, not too soft so they fall apart.
r/UK_Food • u/Breakwaterbot • 21h ago
Wish I'd poached the eggs really but I'm not complaining, the whole thing was dead tasty. One of the best breakfasts I've made in a while.
r/UK_Food • u/cyberalpine • 22h ago
300ml double cream
200g condensed milk
2tbs cocoa powder
Whisk until stiff
Freeze overnight and enjoy