Need British Menu Suggestions
vheggie at yahoo.com
vheggie at yahoo.com
Mon Oct 15 14:02:10 UTC 2001
[snip]
Mary-Anne wrote:
By the way, shepherd's pie tends to be
> called cottage pie here.
[snip jokes about Spotted Dick...]
Shepherd's pie and cottage pie are two entirely different dishes.
Shepherds pie is a lamb (suprise, suprise) mince, traditionally made
w/out vegetables
other than onions, and has a mashed potato topping.
Cottage pie is usually beef mince and may contain vegetables from a
cottage garden; eg carrots, peas, etc. It often has a sliced potato
topping rather than a mashed potato one.
And I'm not even going to begin on the old "they have chips with
everything myth".
next time you're in the UK, I'll give you my restaurant
recommendations, that is all.
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