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Old 12-18-2008, 04:43 PM   #67
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Originally Posted by HappyMartin View Post
English cooking has a bad reputations but they make lots of fine things. English deserts, especially the hot ones, are wonderful and English breakfasts are the best if you are facing a hard day. Christmas mince pies, steamed Christmas puddings and trifle, yummy.
I'll also point out that Britain makes some of the best cheeses...

And I absolutely love Kedgeree.

And there are some wonderful pies, including the non-pastry Fish Pie (though it amazes me the number or recipies that it has....

I also think of Marmalade as British, especially in the truly divine form of Hot Marmalade Pudding.

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Excuse me, I seem to be drooling somewhat.... I'd better stop now.

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