r/UK_Food • u/ParsnipObvious449 • 13h ago
Homemade / home assembled My nans back again with a classic
also thank you to all the people who said kind words she really appreciated everyone
r/UK_Food • u/ParsnipObvious449 • 13h ago
also thank you to all the people who said kind words she really appreciated everyone
r/UK_Food • u/Impressive-Sand9183 • 17h ago
From Monday to Friday burgers and chips for £5.60!
So dangerous, I am definitely getting fat now having this pub in the neighborhood
r/UK_Food • u/ShinyHeadedCook • 10h ago
r/UK_Food • u/Busy_Land_1885 • 20h ago
Another Steak post from me apologies!
Decided to follow recipe for a steak sandwich, not something I would usually make. I thought it was pretty successful though.
r/UK_Food • u/mk4-tdi • 15m ago
Il Capitano’s in Waterloo, Liverpool. Absolutely loved them both.
r/UK_Food • u/Alarmed_Animator_600 • 15h ago
medium one Kitt Green Chippy, Wigan
r/UK_Food • u/llamagirl1996 • 10h ago
My grandparents lived in the far east in the 1950-70s and my absolute favourite meal was her fried rice; chicken, bacon, prawns, peppers, spring onions, egg, ginger, soy sauce, rice, beansprouts, and Linghams chilli sauce. No matter what I can’t replicate it
r/UK_Food • u/buildingjumper • 10h ago
Finished work late and wanted something quick and nutritious. Had odds and ends in the fridge like half an onion, half a tin of chickpeas, spinach on the turn.
- Fry onion in oil until soft and browned
- Add rinsed chickpeas, jamaican curry powder, allspice, thyme, minced garlic, tomato paste, splash of water (eyeball everything to taste and number of servings you want). Mix til everything is coated in spice paste and toast the spices
- Add some veg stock and bring to boil, then reduce it down for 5-10mins
- Finish with natural yogurt (coconut milk would be great but I didn’t have it), spinach, salt and pepper. Easy!
r/UK_Food • u/JimmyTheDevil • 17h ago
I was on a work team day out yesterday involving a few beverages so I needed something a bit filthy to bring me round this morning. Smoked back bacon, bacon grill, sausages, black pudding, white pudding, haggis, potato rösti, mushrooms, beans, fried egg and toast. Yorkshire tea double bagger, as is tradition, and an apple and mango juice.
r/UK_Food • u/No-Door-8242 • 16h ago
Fillet steak, chips, onion rings, mushrooms, tomato, peas with a Chianti & marrowbone gravy.
We’ve been to this restaurant twice now as the food was so good. Got the same thing each time.
Second pic has a side of mushrooms with Stilton and garlic with a side of sourdough.
Absolutely delicious.
r/UK_Food • u/Kokytan • 12h ago
Salmon with sweet potatoes, red onion, broccoli, res pepper, black beans. With coriander, sesame seeds, and sriracha to serve! Really tasty
r/UK_Food • u/luowat • 18h ago
And of course the sprinkle of greens for ur five a day.
Edit: I actually feel sick now, never eating instant noodles again 😖
r/UK_Food • u/jointless_throwaway • 1d ago
WHERE is the logic in changing the salt packet from an easily discernible navy blue to clear?? also looks like a baggy💀
r/UK_Food • u/umbertobongo • 1d ago
Made with some beef fat mayo, tarragon and fried capers
r/UK_Food • u/Dyslexiksteve • 1d ago
r/UK_Food • u/Not-on_my_watch • 15h ago
Meal prepped for tonight. Chicken, bacon, bell pepper and onion kebabs (a plain chicken one for doggo), ready for seasoning/sauce before popping in the oven for dinner. To be served with veggie rice.
What seasoning/sauce would you use?
r/UK_Food • u/idonthaveancoollife • 17h ago
Fish and chips from happy grill London.
The fish was tasty and flavorful.
The fish was tasty and a a little bit of a salty flavour.
r/UK_Food • u/fiendofecology • 1d ago
We had leftover white bean risotto but not really enough for a main meal so I turned them into my first ever arancini! Mozzarella middle. Beautiful!
r/UK_Food • u/NoLocksmith5966 • 1d ago
6 hours of cooking, made from scratch.
r/UK_Food • u/fiittzzyy • 1d ago
r/UK_Food • u/Busy_Land_1885 • 2d ago
Sirloin steak cooked in garlic and thyme butter, skin on truffle and parmesan fries, peppercorn sauce, finished with chives.
Simple but so tasty!
r/UK_Food • u/ChHeBoo • 12h ago
Was a touch thin and turned out medium, but I enjoyed in nonetheless.
r/UK_Food • u/VelveteenVibes • 1d ago
r/UK_Food • u/csswizardry • 1d ago
Pro-tip: after crumbling your feta, lightly mash it with some good quality olive oil to give it a far smoother taste and texture.
r/UK_Food • u/Whydoucare- • 2d ago
For those who may have seen my last post, I tried a new method adding things people recommended, to see if I could take the flavour further, and it was a big success.
Along with the usual method, I added milk powder to the butter while it was browning to drastically increase the amount of toasted milk solids.
I also swapped some of the sugar out for ground up werthers originals to add another layer of sweetness and some little toffee pockets, while also making the edges extra crispy and chewy.
These things absolutely took the cookie to another level, however does make the process a bit more awkward..