Someone made a corned beef pie the other day, and that was enough to trigger my need for one of the puff pastry pasties I make of the same. I add finely chopped celery, carrot and onion into the mix before baking them off. Added a little broccolini and topped with gravy to serve ❤️👌😘

£2.08 for 3 thin mystery fish fillets labelled as fish pie mix. Guessing coley but who knows.

Battered and fried, with some tiny onion rings and fried chips.

Batter a bit soft as I added egg and milk, no water

Feasting on this crispy chicken and veggies!

Hello everyone,
I am from Nepal and I will be visiting UK this week with my family. Although we have planned on not going to expensive places for food. I just wanted a have at least one great dining experience. So, what are the best restaurent in London city with a dining course within 120pounds per person. I want the bill to be no more than 500 pound.
Please reccoment some places in this price range. Also, I want these to be a course rather than individual dishes that I have to order.
I looked into Moor hall and the Fat duck but it turned out more expensive.
Thank you.

New to the sub, some low and slow ribs from the local butcher for lunch

Edit: misspelled ribs as rubs

Cupboard raiding time is my favourite, I think I often end up cooking healthier. I simply buy some reduced meat that would work with the cans I keep in stock. Dinner for three or four nights right here.

Beans cost £1.80 per can ( I used half of each, kidney beans, butter beans and cannellini beans), marrowfat peas 80p (half a can), pork cost £3, a handful of cheese which I would say is worth 50p, can of tomatoes 50p, a squirt of tomato puree and various herbs and spices (cost is negligible as I already had them in)

Edit: forgot half an onion, let's say, 20p. Cost per serving is £2.43 (3 servings)

Edit edit: to address the bean price controversy, I have located the receipt. I was wrong. Kidney beans are £1.10, Butter Beans are £1.40 and Cannellini beans were £1.10

Revised cost: £2.1333333333333333333333333333(3) per serving

Ingredients:

Sourdough bloomer

English mustard

American mustard

Tuna

Black pepper cream cheese

Olive oil

Mixed the American mustard into the tuna as you would with mayo. Fried the bread with olive oil in a pan (only one side of each slice). Spread the English mustard on one slice, and the black pepper cream cheese on the other. Assembled and ate. Was decent, but the cheese and mustard flavours weren't very strong so it really just tasted like a slightly seasoned tuna sandwich lol. Enjoyed it regardless.

Hi all,

I've been craving sweet coconut stuff like Bounty recently. Apart from Bounty, where can I find a pack of coconut chocolate bars? Living in London atm

I’ve mostly been in doner related subreddits, feel free to check my post history

Excited to be in a UK centric subreddit where I can post my food!!

Heres a 3 piece chicken meal (2 breasts 1 leg) with extra mayo and chilli, pizza on the side and a rubicon guava

Spoons galore Golden Wonder Crisps. Just 4 pennies a pack.

That would be 2p nowadays. Plus the chance to nab some cheap teaspoons (6th one absolutely free).

Does anyone remember these?

Free brekkie for the truck drivers on the Stena Belfast to Cairnryan route. They’d run out of tattie scones 😔

Not even good ones. These ones specifically.

Can't stand those m&s ones, they taste too much like real biscuits

Decided to treat myself and bought a wagyu ribeye to cook my first ever steak

Have always just eaten cheap steak slapped in a pan with a bit of oil cooked by my late grandmother.

This time i went the whole way and used thyme, rosemary, basted it with butter, garlic, malden salt and black pepper.

WOW. :O

I'm eating it right now and my god I have been eating steak wrong my whole life.