what dishes are the most popular in your country?

[Pastor Mayende.]

Matooke and Fish.

 

[Lanolin]

I really like coconut buns. They are the best type of bread, even more than challah. I could happily eat that from breakfast rather than ordinary white toast that comes in a plastic bag and sliced up already for you. It just has no taste.

 

[Annie]

First, how do you milk an almond? Second, what does "silky smooth" even taste like?

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With regards to almond milk, my youngest son drinks it with his protein shakes. The other day I made tea (English tea) and the only milk left in the fridge was almond milk. Put it in my tea. Yuckety yuk yuk!!!

 

[Annie]

Its not all that bad. I drink it all the time cause lactose has a way of creeping up on me.

I don't have a problem with lactose. But, trust me, when you want your morning cuppa, almond milk is not the way forward Perhaps what would be a good idea, is that my horrible sons didn't drink all the regular milk in the first place... Or, and here's a really novel idea, they went to the shops and replaced the regular milk. Pray for me, and my morning dilemma xxx

 

[Annie]

I honestly don't know what our most popular dishes are in the UK. We eat so many diverse foods. And to be honest, the food that I ate when I was a kid really wasn't that great. At the moment the food that I make that goes down really well is, lasagne, chilli sausage casserole and pork dumplings. I'm actually really good at making Chinese pork dumplings! Also, steak and ale pie with a dumpling crust - really Winter food, it sticks to your ribs LOL

 

[Annie]

LOL!!! I usually have the same problem, but in the opposite. My daughter will use all my almond milk eating cereal, and leave the whole milk.
At 30 years old I know she is more than capable of driving to the store to get me more almond milk.

Steak and ale pie you say? Sounds yummy! I will have to google a recipe, and try making one sometime.
If you want the recipe I have it but it's a long, laborious process. Yet delicious!!! (And everyone will love you for it) LOL

 

[thenami]

My daughters mother in law shared one with me from when they lived in London. Yes, any great recipe of any origin in a long and laborious process of love. Im sure those of us whom love to cook would enjoy yours very much My son in law has requested one for Sunday dinner.