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[Herbsman.]

Haddock Pastie.

 

[girasol]

feijoada

 

[guinnessdrinker]

pie, mash and liquor

 

[toggle]

Miss Fran's profiteroles.

 

[WouldBe]

I was born in Lancashire and live in Yorkshire, clever dick

Fairynuff. I'm easilly confused these days.

Yorkshire pudding
Bakewell pudding
Derby sage cheese.

 

[weepiper]

ooh, loads of national delicacies:

Tattie scones
Square sausage
Haggis
Stovies
Deep fried Mars Bars
Tablet
Rowies
Butteries

Pretty much anything artery-hardening really
For proper local food we have a kind of seriously stinky cheddar described by the makers as 'cheese not for the faint-hearted':

 

[weepiper]

or we have very large onions:

 

[WouldBe]

For proper local food we have a kind of seriously stinky cheddar described by the makers as 'cheese not for the faint-hearted':

That cheese looks like it's been iced?

 

[northernhord]

or we have very large onions:

Christ, ya dont get many of them to the Pound

 

[weepiper]

That cheese looks like it's been iced?

Ewww iced cheese

It's a kind of rind like on Brie or Camembert.

 

[Funky_monks]

Berkshire? There's a beer I think but I can't remember what it's called

There's Butts in Great Shefford, if that's the one you're thinking of?

My family are Salfordian; so hotpot, taterash (as northernhoard has already mentioned, but ours has always been made with left over lamb roast), 'meat' pies, which me gran used to make, and Hollands do a parody of, barmcakes.

Are potato cakes Lancastrian or Irish (my gran is Irish, so I'm not sure which part they're from)?

Boddies from the wood.

 

[Ann Tigonie]

More Lancashire food

Lancashire Food

Black peas, served up hot with a splasha vinegar
Tayta Hash, a stew type dish made with corned beef/mince, spuds and carrotts
Butter Pies

Mushy Pea pies - although Butter pies come a close second, I dream about Pea pies with HP sauce!

Proper steamed Jam Rolypoly

Flat Oat Cakes - they're like an oatmeal pancake, brownish, smooth on one side and rough on the other. Delicious spread with honey or butter and rolled up.

Two out of three are no longer found - unless you know better - and unfortunately my homemade Rolypoly has never lived up to my school dinner memories. I loved school dinners I did, even prunes & tapioca but nowt comes close to jam rolypoly school dinner stylee.

 

[davesgcr]

Wales again

Cawl - slow cooked leek infested "broth"

Caerphilly Cheese

Glamorgan sausage

Batch loaves

 

[cyberfairy]

Mushy Pea pies - although Butter pies come a close second, I dream about Pea pies with HP sauce!

Proper steamed Jam Rolypoly

Flat Oat Cakes - they're like an oatmeal pancake, brownish, smooth on one side and rough on the other. Delicious spread with honey or butter and rolled up.

Two out of three are no longer found - unless you know better - and unfortunately my homemade Rolypoly has never lived up to my school dinner memories. I loved school dinners I did, even prunes & tapioca but nowt comes close to jam rolypoly school dinner stylee.

Where can you get mushy pea pies in Lancashire? Sound lovely.

 

[northernhord]

Where can you get mushy pea pies in Lancashire? Sound lovely.

Mushy pea pies, Ive never ever seen or heard of em in Lancashire

 

[cyberfairy]

Mush pea pies, Ive never ever seen or heard of em in Lancashire

Have you heard of them anywhere? I could try and make them in my Breville pie maker

 

[northernhord]

Have you heard of them anywhere? I could try and make them in my Breville pie maker

Seriously Ive never heard of them, they sound good though, i bet tangerinedream would know

 

[cyberfairy]

Seriously Ive never heard of them, they sound good though, i bet tangerinedream would know

His knowledge of Lancashire pies knows no boundsHe is Northwest Pie Guru

 

[northernhord]

His knowledge of Lancashire pies knows no boundsHe is Northwest Pie Guru

If he dont recognise em and I aint seen we can safely say that they dont exist

 

[cyberfairy]

If he dont recognise em and I aint seen we can safely say that they dont exist

Might well go on a magical mystical quest for the holy grails of the pastry world.
*saddles up horses*

 

[northernhord]

Might well go on a magical mystical quest for the holy grails of the pastry world.
*saddles up horses*

Make sure you pack plenty of animal skin water holders I reckon youz'e could be out lookin for em for quite some time

 

[cyberfairy]

Make sure you pack plenty of animal skin water holders I reckon youz'e could be out lookin for em for quite some time

Sod water, the saddlebags are going to be full of Gregg's finest

 

[cyberfairy]

Anyway, sorry for derail
Bath has Bath Oliver biscuits, Sally Lunn buns which are just big expensive baps (Jordan stylee ) and there is the Thatchers cider farm down the road The Strongbow factory is in Shepton Mallet but eeeew.

 

[northernhord]

Sod water, the saddlebags are going to be full of Gregg's finest

Plenty of good Northern Fayre for you adventure

*slaps horses asses as Tangerine and Cyberfairy gallop off into the distance*

 

[MsShirlLaverne]

Where can you get mushy pea pies in Lancashire? Sound lovely.

I come from a long line of Lancashire pie eaters and I've never heard of them I'm excited at the prospect though

 

[RubyToogood]

We used to get pea fritters from the chippy when I lived in Southampton. I've never seen these anywhere else. They were a ball of mushy peas battered and fried.

Um, jellied eels, pie and mash (never had any of these), Young's beer (not any more I believe). I have vivid memories of the smell every time we drove past the brewery, and my Brownie pack got taken on a trip there to see the Shire horses once.

 

[Throbbing Angel]

rag pudding
mmmmmmmmmmm

 

[northernhord]

I come from a long line of Lancashire pie eaters and I've never heard of them I'm excited at the prospect though

I dont reckon they exist, wodda you reckon Mslaverne?

 

[Ann Tigonie]

Dreams are made of mushy pea pies

Two out of three are no longer found - unless you know better.

Unfortunately mushy pea pies & flat oatcakes are the two food items no longer available because they aren't made anymore - unless......

 

[mr steev]

We used to get pea fritters from the chippy when I lived in Southampton. I've never seen these anywhere else. They were a ball of mushy peas battered and fried.

I had a pea fritter from a chippy in the New Forest in the summer. Out of curiosity more than anything, I'd never heard of them before. They were suprisingly nice, especially when dipped in curry sauce