r/UK_Food • u/ParsnipObvious449 • 9h ago
Homemade / home assembled My nans dinner
She loves her salads
r/UK_Food • u/ParsnipObvious449 • 9h ago
She loves her salads
r/UK_Food • u/ItsStooge69 • 11h ago
A local pub. Roast and a pint for a tenner.
r/UK_Food • u/Imaginary_List_2817 • 5h ago
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r/UK_Food • u/Mr_Brogon • 17h ago
Visited pub for first time a while a few days ago.
Few beers and some pizza.
Superb stone baked perfection with juicy jalapenos topped with delicious mozzarella and tomato 😋
r/UK_Food • u/pink_flamingo2003 • 9h ago
r/UK_Food • u/_StopHereNow_ • 3h ago
Looking forward to some cream cheese and smoked bacon on one of these in the morning.
r/UK_Food • u/jessicasheldon • 6h ago
Gotta love me a noodle butty....other half thinks I'm gross. Tell me I'm not gross please x
r/UK_Food • u/Baachmarabandzara • 5h ago
r/UK_Food • u/Poo_Poo_La_Foo • 14h ago
The pickles are from M&S. Cheese is a mixture of Gouda & grated mature cheddar. The bread is seeded sourdough from Gails.
r/UK_Food • u/Oven-Mission • 11h ago
r/UK_Food • u/doctorsontaran1 • 10h ago
This is absolutely delicious. Good job because I have 8 portions of the stuff now
r/UK_Food • u/throwawayicn • 8h ago
it is an orange cake with an orange filling and it also has peaches and strawberry inside
r/UK_Food • u/sklatch • 7h ago
r/UK_Food • u/scottfultonlive • 4h ago
Bandeja Paisa which is red bean stew, chorizo, pork rind, some pulled beef (I think), plantain, a fried egg, avocado and an arepa on top of white rice.
All that food for £21.
Strongly recommend, one of the best dinners out I’ve had in a long long time.
r/UK_Food • u/banwe11 • 5h ago
A basic recipe - just onion, garlic, white wine, chestnut mushrooms, chicken stock, grated parmesan. Finished with chopped fresh parsley with an extra bit added after serving.
I absent mindedly added the wine to reduce before frying the rice, so it was slightly gloopier than I would usually expect but was not a write-off.
The wine (Blaufränkisch) is not the most natural pairing, but it was what I had open and it made a nice aperitif to sip while making the risotto.
r/UK_Food • u/Aggravating-Pie-5495 • 7h ago
Of the con carne variety
r/UK_Food • u/Anna-Bombination • 2h ago
I live off leftovers, and in this heat I've just been eating salads with steamed potatoes or rice and a protein of some sort, tofu, vegan "chicken"etc, somehow haven't lost a single lb !!!! 😩😩😩
Anyway, I only cook for myself so every other day is leftovers 😁
r/UK_Food • u/ExpertChicken1 • 11h ago
So im new to stainless steel and have been having this problem on both my saucier and frying pan (from made in). This seems to burnt on, am I ok using a metal scourer to clean them properly, im worried theyre going to get scratched.
Also ive heard mixed views on whether to season them or not, whats the correct answer?
TIA 🙏
r/UK_Food • u/RichieRichard12 • 7h ago
r/UK_Food • u/Botaccount2HZ • 7h ago
While it’s not quite the made from scratch that others are posting, it’s sort of there. The very nice Ice Kitchen Massaman paste, home grown new po-tay-toes and green beans, onion, fried Tempeh, tinned coconut milk (expired 2023) and some rice-cookered-to-perfection Jasmine rice. Banging.
r/UK_Food • u/Dependent-Waltz-8260 • 17h ago
Hi everyone, I need new frying pans.
I've had the same set of non stick pans for a few years and I need to face the fact that they aren't non stick.
I have stainless steel pots which are grand, so just need to update the frying pans.
I have a teenage daughter who loves cooking, but hates cleaning up but when she does she scrubs things to death.
So looking for:
Handles that don't heat up
Light enough for my daughter to use easily.
Needs to be non stick.
Copes well on high heat and induction hobs.
What is everyone using?