English food underrated?
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But you live in the NW! When I finally moved ‘Darn souf’ I was amazed at the difference in blue skies vs overcast drizzly ones. It may not rain quite as much as it feels like but the amount of days you only see grey above you was soooo depressing
I don't think English managers are overrated at all, purely because I can't think of any English managers who anyone really thinks are that good.
Wait wait guys, we are linked with another random manager. He has won the third rate tier league he's in, but we need far more in depth analysis than that. You'll never believe this, but on the way to winning the title his team won a high percentage of games, scoring an above average number of goals, all whole conceding a below average amount. It's dizzying stuff, I feel like I've seen his soul now.
You’re in Australia who has no actual national dishes.English food underrated?
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Blue skies right now. It’s wonderful in my garden. Thing is coming to life.But you live in the NW! When I finally moved ‘Darn souf’ I was amazed at the difference in blue skies vs overcast drizzly ones. It may not rain quite as much as it feels like but the amount of days you only see grey above you was soooo depressing
Potter was the last one. He crashed and burned.I don't think English managers are overrated at all, purely because I can't think of any English managers who anyone really thinks are that good.
That has nothing to do with the fact English food is rightfully labelled trash.You’re in Australia who has no actual national dishes.
Fucking hell dreamy. We aren’t eating potatoes and onions. A roast dinner is absolutely phenomenal. There’s no better breakfast than a full English.That has nothing to do with the fact English food is rightfully labelled trash.
I love my home made Irish dishes but I’m very aware they are trash too if that wasn’t all you grew up and haven’t travelled the world.
I think you’ll find outside of the UK that’s not the common opinion.Fucking hell dreamy. We aren’t eating potatoes and onions. A roast dinner is absolutely phenomenal. There’s no better breakfast than a full English.
It’s because of general opinion that British food is shit without asking what is shit about it.I think you’ll find outside of the UK that’s not the common opinion.
I like to cook my steak with onions but not eat the onions.
Tiktok Americans don't like it seemingly because it's beige and lacking spices.It’s because of general opinion that British food is shit without asking what is shit about it.
Tiktok Americans don't like it seemingly because it's beige and lacking spices.
Motherfucker a roast don't need no spices.
Fucking yanks smother shit in hot sauce and would turn their noses up at French fine dining.Tiktok Americans don't like it seemingly because it's beige and lacking spices.
Motherfucker a roast don't need no spices.
Woah woah woahMotherfucker a roast does.
Oooh yeah shandy.Blue skies right now. It’s wonderful in my garden. Thing is coming to life.
As Woland says, it’s boss going down the beach when it’s not quite perfect. I like it down there when it’s bad watching the ocean go mad.
I love when spring gets warm enough and you can sit out on castle street watching people go by.
I love the smell of autumn approaching.
It’s boss here.
You southern shandy drinkers are just wimps. No wonder there’s loads of fannies in the gaff. You’re just not hard enough.
My niece is in the US doing a year in Uni there and she went to her Yank boyfriend's family for Thanksgiving. She said fucking everything on the plate had sugar in it. The Sweet potato mash had fucking marshmallows in it. The gravy had lashings of syrup in it. She said it was awful.Fucking yanks smother shit in hot sauce and would turn their noses up at French fine dining.
Which is heavily influencing the UK Michelin star scene. British food done properly is immense.
I've traveled the world. Lived on 3 continents and in 9 countries. Visited around 80 countries. Britain has some GREAT food. If you don't know it or appreciate it then I guess you've never had the good stuff !That has nothing to do with the fact English food is rightfully labelled trash.
I love my home made Irish dishes but I’m very aware they are trash too if that wasn’t all you grew up with and haven’t travelled the world.
When we have a roast now, which cos it's fucking freezing is still like twice a week, my missus starts doing the gravy in the morning. Starts off by caramelising loads of onions, leaks and garlic, low heat for hours, then adds all the herbs and chillis and a stupid amount of red wine and port, reducing, repeating, and it all takes hours and makes the house smell amazing. Later adds the stock and whatever other juices come from the meat, and I can't get over how amazing it all is. I got that recipe from my mate at the camberwell arms, who do an amazing roast.
If you think British food is shit then good for you but I don't think you can have looked very hard. I think it's based on people growing up post war when rationing and poverty had been huge problems, so food became fuel and that meant as much cheap bland shit as possible, and that had a generational impact. But that's a while ago now.
We're back in the UK/Europe for 4-5 months from May. One of my first stops will be the fantastic roast beef and yorkshire pud Sunday lunch at one of the local pubs ($). Plus the superb local Japanese of course ($$$) and there's another we love downtown (London that is, modern English $$$$) which is out of this world. I'll pop the name in here when I've spoken to my daughter.When we have a roast now, which cos it's fucking freezing is still like twice a week, my missus starts doing the gravy in the morning. Starts off by caramelising loads of onions, leaks and garlic, low heat for hours, then adds all the herbs and chillis and a stupid amount of red wine and port, reducing, repeating, and it all takes hours and makes the house smell amazing. Later adds the stock and whatever other juices come from the meat, and I can't get over how amazing it all is. I got that recipe from my mate at the camberwell arms, who do an amazing roast.
If you think British food is shit then good for you but I don't think you can have looked very hard. I think it's based on people growing up post war when rationing and poverty had been huge problems, so food became fuel and that meant as much cheap bland shit as possible, and that had a generational impact. But that's a while ago now.