National Dish

[secsee1]

Our local pub is celebrating St. Paddy's day by giving all of it's customers a free portion of Irish ham hock and Colcannon (Mash mixed with cabbage & spring onions) which they say is an Irish national dish, Bearing in mind that they will also be celebrating St. Georges day they are asking customers what they consider to be the English national dish, So quite simply what is it ?

[mccfluff]

mmm super sexy

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[wiggal]

Hmm, although I would say you both chose bad pictures that really dont do her justice there!!

[zzxxee]

sunday roast

[craft1948]

bangers and mash with onion gravy, inside a big Yorkshire pud......

[ummmm]

Pot noodle...

[craft1948]

ummmm you heathen....

[China Doll]

Giant yorkshire pudding with sausage and beans or roast beef, roast tatties and gravy in.

Steak and ale pie.

Curry.

[ummmm]

lol....I have a friend that feeds her daughter crap like that....and she wonders why she's not healthy. Sad thing is, when I have the child she eats everything I give her....veg included.

[wiggal]

Ohhh, now sausage mash & baked beans sounds realy good!

[jackthehat]

I think it has to be roast beef ('les rosbifs' is the french counterpart to us calling them 'frogs'.........I wonder what they'll come up with as a response to 'cheese-eating surrender-monkeys' ?........anyhoo.......) followed by jelly and ice-cream.

[China Doll]

Nooo... Pudding has to be sticky toffee pudding!