British Baked Beans
This is my another of my cousin Shawn Michaels Pub recipes. He eats them cold for breakfast with toast
Cranberry Sauce the British Way
Make and share this Cranberry Sauce the British Way recipe from Food.com.
British Baked Beans
These are really good homemade baked beans (UK style, similar to Heinz baked beans here, not like Boston Baked Beans). It’s a recipe which I got from Waitrose www.waitrose.com/recipes I’m putting it up here for safe keeping, this is now a firm family favourite. Please note that preparation and cooking times do not include the preparation of the beans.
Braised Red Cabbage With Apples- Traditional British Dish
This is a recipe taken from a Delia Smith cookbook Once cooked, it will keep warm without coming to any harm, and it will also re-heat very successfully. And, yes, it does freeze well so, all in all, it’s a real winner of a recipe. It’s great because it can be made the day before and gently re-heated with no last-minute bother. It is a perfect accompaniment to venison, goose or pork (and if you have any left over it does wonders for bangers and mash).
British Mushy Peas (Using Regular Spring Peas)
Mushy peas are the quintessential side veg to accompany fish & chips in the UK. The traditional recipes use marrowfat peas, but more modern versions take advantage of the ordinary English spring peas you can find in any freezer case. This version was bright, refreshing, and while it does taste different from the marrowfat version, it is still quite good. This is also great served with with lamb. Adapted from Tom Aikens version, as seen on Market Kitchen.
