:1. British Food Tour

1. Shepherd's Pie

Sheppard's pie is a wholesome classic British dish that originated in Scotland and Northern England, mainly made from minced lamb and potatoes.

2. Beef Wellington

Beef Wellington is a steak spread on a pie and then rolled in pastry.

3. Fish and Chips

4. Chicken Tikka Masala

5. Steak and Kidney Pie

6. Eton Chaos

Eton Mace is the perfect summer treat. It is a dessert made of meringue, various berries and cream.

7. Afternoon tea

8. Cornish pastry

Xishanli pastry is a pastry filled with meat and vegetables.

9. Hearty Breakfast

Also known as a fry-up, a complete breakfast includes eggs, bacon, sausage, beans, toast, tomatoes, and sometimes black Pudding (blood sausage).

10. Roast Dinner

The humble roast dinner starts as a meal after Sunday church service, as the meat and vegetables can be left in the oven to cook while the family goes out to cook worship. Today, the Sunday roast remains an important part of British life. Around one in five Brits sit down to have a barbecue every week.

2. British local food

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In addition to fish and chips, people may think of... chips and fish, after all, it is A super classic British national food.

In 2010, the "British Independent" pointed out that fish and chips won the Queen of England, Princess Diana, The Beatles and other options in two surveys, becoming the best country in the eyes of the British represent.

3. Must-eat British food

1. British scones. English scones are a flour-based dessert. The main ingredients are flour, baking powder, milk, eggs, egg whites, and chocolate beans.

2. Royal Butter Chicken Royal Butter Chicken is a British dish. There are two ways to cook British food; bake it in the oven or cook it in a pot. When cooking, don't add any condiments. When eating, add some salt, pepper, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, etc. according to personal preference. This is indeed the British favorite way to cook.

3. Yorkshire pudding Yorkshire pudding is a British food. It is an important part of British Sunday dinner, mostly served as a side dish to roast beef, and is famous for its unique beef flavor. Roast beef with Yorkshire pudding is even called the national dish of England.

4. Eggs Benedict is actually the name of a simple breakfast in the United States. The method is very simple. Poached eggs (actually equivalent to raw eggs without shells boiled in water) are served with English muffins, ham and hollandaise sauce (English name: hollandaisesauce).

5. Fish and chips Fish and chips originated in England. Boneless fish is filleted, rolled in moist dough, and fried. There are also French fries with different sauces. It is a very common street snack.

:4. British specialties

1. Grilled steak. This dish can be said to be a very famous dish that makes Chinese people want to eat it. When you eat your steak, they will definitely ask you how rare you want it, but personally, you prefer it well-done. You really can avoid eating bloody meat. Grilled steak is mainly grilled in the oven, and you need to dip it in sauce when eating. This is the correct way to eat it.

2. Victoria sponge cake. Many people must have heard of afternoon tea, and this dessert is a must-have. And it's named primarily after Queen Victoria's love of food.

3. Bitter beer. This bitter beer is the main representative of British beer. At that time it was just a substitute for malt liquor. At the beginning of the 20th century, due to the large discounts, it gradually became favored by various bars. It has low density and is quick to make.

4. Eaton Max. This dessert originated at Eton School. Its main ingredients are strawberries, cream and crispy egg whites.

5. Chicken and mushroom pie. There are many kinds of pies abroad, but I still recommend you try chicken and mushroom pie. Chicken is the favorite of many people in China, and the combination of mushrooms and chicken is also very common. For example, there is a Chinese dish called Stewed Chicken with Mushrooms. I believe this dish is more in line with Chinese tastes.

6. Cottage cheese. This dish is just like the stinky tofu we usually eat. It is far away from us. It looks like vomiting but tastes really good. No, I don't like the strong milky flavor of cheese. It's bland and tasteless, very suitable for our Chinese tastes.

5. British food specialties

1. Welsh rare bits

Welsh rabbit (Welshrabbitbit) is a traditional British dish that began in the 18th century. A luxurious, updated version of the often-eaten cheese toastie. Spread cheddar cheese, ale and mustard on slices of bread, then add an egg and bake in the oven.

2. Beef Wellington

The specific method of making Beef Wellington is to spread foie gras or duck liver pate on filet mignon, then wrap it in the skin and grill it. Beef Wellington comes from the Duke of Wellington's victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

3. Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding

Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding is a traditional British dinner and a common food for Christmas dinner. Roast lamb or beef with Yorkshire puddings, and of course the meat and puddings are topped with a special soup.

4. Chicken Tikka Masala

A dish that looks and tastes like Indian curry is said to have originated from an Indian restaurant in Glasgow. Add chicken, lamb or fish to the hot sauce, along with potatoes, onions and yogurt. It's most delicious in winter.

5. Kedgeree

Due to the long history of Indian-Pakistani immigrants to the UK, traditional British dishes are also mixed with Indian-Pakistani flavors. Kedgeree is also a traditional British dish. Add rice, traditional smoked cod, hard-boiled eggs and curry, and finish with a sprinkle of raisins. tasty!

Haggis, Neeps and Tatties

Haggis is considered the national dish of Scotland. Haggis refers to the sheep's tripe, and Neeps and Tatties are potatoes and white meat. A side dish of radish and butter. Usually this dish needs to be baked for at least 3 hours. After all, it’s a national dish and it takes time to make.

Steak and Kidney Pie

Who said foreigners shouldn’t eat animal offal? Steak and kidney pie is quintessentially British food. Order a beer at the bar and enjoy a unique experience while eating and drinking.

Stilton Pecan Pie

There are many vegetarians in the UK, and Stilton Pecan Pie is the best choice for them. Stilton pecan pie, made with mixed nuts and cheese, is popular with vegetarians.

9. Lancashire Hot Pot

Don Idon’ I don’t think hot pot is only found in Sichuan, China. Lancashire hot pot is a very famous dish in the north of England. The lamb is covered with sliced ??potatoes and roasted in the oven for a day. Although it is very different from Chinese hot pot, it is delicious.

6. Introduction to British Food

British food is a world-recognized famous food. With a long history and exquisite craftsmanship, it is deeply loved by the world. Related to this, the British are also very particular about dining. The average British family usually eats four meals a day: breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. People in very few areas have to have another meal after nine o'clock. Evening clock.

The British pay attention to light taste, good quality, many varieties and rich nutrition. They like to eat beef, mutton, eggs, poultry, desserts, fruits and other foods. I like to eat all kinds of jellies and ice cream in summer, and all kinds of hot pudding in winter. I usually drink beer before eating, and I also like to drink whiskey and other hard liquor.

Chinese tea was introduced to Britain in the 17th century. In those days, the British didn’t know how to drink tea, but they gulped it down as a delicacy. But once they understood it, they formed an inseparable bond with tea and changed their past habit of only drinking coffee, beer and other beverages.

Nowadays, real British people have the habit of drinking bed tea in the morning and afternoon tea in the afternoon. Generally black tea is the main drink. British people usually have breakfast between 7 and 9 o'clock. They had porridge, bacon, eggs, bread, jam and other foods. Lunch is usually around one o'clock. Afternoon clock. There is a variety of deli meats, salads, breads, crackers, cheese, butter and more. I think most people work in the afternoon, so most people don't drink hard liquor when they're not eating, which is usually between 7 and 8 pm. The main foods are soup, fish, meat, vegetables, pudding, butter, desserts, fruits, various alcoholic beverages and coffee. It's a very delicate meal, so it takes a long time. As for afternoon tea, it's usually around four o'clock. Afternoon clock.

Breakfast

A traditional English breakfast includes fried bacon, sausages and fried toast. This is called fried food. But now most people are too busy to have such a hearty breakfast every day, so the most popular breakfast types are:

A bowl of corn flakes with milk;

Some fresh yogurt and fruit;

Toast with jam, breakfast is usually served with tea, coffee or juice.

British people still enjoy the traditional English breakfast on weekends. Every hotel or restaurant, especially the well-known B&Bs (BBs), serves a traditional English breakfast.

Lunch

Chinese food in the UK is quickly settled. Unlike Italians, lunch usually only takes 30 to 40 minutes. Many British people eat sandwiches, perhaps because they were invented in Britain. People usually make sandwiches at home in the morning and eat them at lunch time. Sandwiches are a convenient lunch for the British. An equally popular lunch is baked potatoes.

Snacks are very common in the UK, especially chocolate, especially around eleven o'clock. Three o'clock in the morning, afternoon clock. British children have some of the world's biggest sweet tooths, which is keeping UK dentists busy.

Main meal

Dinner is the main meal of the day, usually consisting of two courses - meat or fish with vegetables, followed by dessert (that is, pudding). British children are known to eat all the meat and vegetables before eating the pudding.

Frozen cooked meals are quite common in the UK. Almost every home has a microwave oven. Usually British people (especially students) will buy a frozen cooked meal, put it in the microwave oven, and eat it while watching TV - this is called TV dinner.

Foreign food is also very popular in Britain.

Supermarkets are filled with a dizzying array of Indian, Chinese, Italian, Greek and Japanese food – food from all over the world, in fact.

After dinner, there is usually a cup of tea (with milk, of course!)