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(Brit here) > - Toad in the hole Sausages in batter. Not sure where the sausage==toad equivalence comes from - its not used anywhere else. > - bangers and ma
by KineticLensman 3y ago
(Brit here)
> - Toad in the hole
Sausages in batter. Not sure where the sausage==toad equivalence comes from - its not used anywhere else.
> - bangers and mash
Sausages with mashed potato. This one has the most meaningful name, assuming you know that bangers == sausages (which is a common equivalence).
> - bubble and squeak
Left-over potatoes and other veg, fried up. Again, this term is only used in this context.
All of these are classic Brit cuisine.
- allarm 3y ago- Is British food really that bad? - If made correctly, yes. )
- hnlmorg 3y agoThese aren’t considered delicacies. Every culture has good food and lower end “working man” type dishes.
- KineticLensman 3y agoBubble and squeak occupies a similar niche to hash browns, or at least did 30 years ago