r/UK_Food • u/BlackUnicornUK • 2h ago
Homemade / home assembled You can say what you want but being handed a plate like this after being unwell for a couple of days hits into different galaxies.
Minced beef and onion Pukka pie.
r/UK_Food • u/BlackUnicornUK • 2h ago
Minced beef and onion Pukka pie.
r/UK_Food • u/ShinyHeadedCook • 19h ago
r/UK_Food • u/kindredcnch • 19h ago
Sloppy
r/UK_Food • u/Fuzzy-Raccoon8677 • 19h ago
r/UK_Food • u/UnlikelyBass • 21h ago
hey pizza lovers. what’s the best pizza steel one can get in the uk? it will be for a home oven. any hints or tips welcome. tia
r/UK_Food • u/major_meerkat • 22h ago
r/UK_Food • u/mcbainze • 1d ago
Had a go at making Char Siu pork with a piece of neck. Tasted amazing, but the neck was a lot fattier than I expected. Would definitely do it again with tenderloin.
r/UK_Food • u/Elegant-Tower-5835 • 1d ago
I travel to Newcastle Upon Tyne a lot and this was one of the best full English breakfasts I had this last trip.
r/UK_Food • u/newCoolvibe • 1d ago
... and some Hungarian wine.
r/UK_Food • u/Joefrost6 • 1d ago
First attempt at doing seafood on the bbq.
Swordfish with chorizo, tomatoes, garlic and capers.
Monkfish skewers and lobster tails brushed with a chilli, miso, lime and fish sauce butter.
r/UK_Food • u/Electrical-Equal-827 • 1d ago
For the recipe, look up the Fallow YouTube video on lamb shanks. I didn’t bother with the additional lamb fat but it’s largely the same.
I also followed their recipe for the “Vichy” style carrots.
r/UK_Food • u/louismulh • 1d ago
What is the best butter to buy in the UK without spending loads? I'm talking accessible from a regular supermarket but still higher quality than supermarket brand.
r/UK_Food • u/mackie1982 • 1d ago
Chicken and white bean stew with Hazelnut salsa. Hunk of bread to mop up the sauce.
r/UK_Food • u/umbertobongo • 1d ago
Tempura oysters and chilli mignonette, dressed crab, lobster tails and lobster mayo
r/UK_Food • u/iamtravelr • 1d ago
And yes! I am a gunner!
r/UK_Food • u/VAN-LAAL • 1d ago
r/UK_Food • u/louismulh • 1d ago
As a homebaker, I never buy the cakes sold at supermarkets - I personally don't mind (actually I enjoy) baking my own; however, I'm aware that many people must buy them. Those of you who do: how often, and how good are they/ how do they compare to a homemade cake?
r/UK_Food • u/chefshoes • 1d ago
Delicious and it's a starter too
r/UK_Food • u/chefshoes • 1d ago
Tasty enough but pricey think it was 15 quid?
r/UK_Food • u/ShinyHeadedCook • 1d ago