Bangers and Mash

[CarolineM 0]

LEarning to make a proper meat pie was one of the hardest things i've EVER cooked. It's still not perfect but he swears he loves them - good man

[John & Annie 0]

I guess we are fortunate, There is always a pub around where we live that has proper bangers and mash. Plus we have a shoppe areound the corner that brings in forzen ones. and a supply of Irn-Bru

[aussiewench 9]

i do miss a nice sausage in bread with fried onions on top...

Oh me too yummmmmmmmm

I never thought I'd be hangin' for the taste of good ole bangers like back in Oz. Over 4 months without and my mouth is droolin' in this thread.

[Joey559 1]

i do miss a nice sausage in bread with fried onions on top...

Oh me too yummmmmmmmm

I never thought I'd be hangin' for the taste of good ole bangers like back in Oz. Over 4 months without and my mouth is droolin' in this thread.

tell me about it. It was ok the other night but didn't hit the exact spot.

Must make it til Easter...I swear, I'm watching what I eat during the holidays then come Easter in the UK this girl is THROWING DOWN!

[no name 1]

Perfect bangers - I found a place here that has em! The Fresh Market - if you have one near you.

http://www.thefreshmarket.com/

Oh man are they good. PLus we have a fancy butcher place here that has black pudding (BLECH) & other UK stuff.

I lived in London 2 years & have never eaten a Yorkshire Pudding or Spotted ####### or Treacle Tart...

[ninamyers 0]

I can't get that website to give me a list of stores! Is there one in LA anywhere???

[Reba 2]

I ordered myself a bunch of stuff from the Pub Grub link posted earlier in the thread. I'll let you know if its any good after I eat it all.

[pj1959us 0]

I ordered myself a bunch of stuff from the Pub Grub link posted earlier in the thread. I'll let you know if its any good after I eat it all.

Reba, were you able to order online? I've been checking that site and don't see a way to do so. Did you just call the 800# to place an order? I would love to surprise David with some goodies

[Reba 2]

yep, I ordered on-line. There's a bunch of links to shops, and one of them has an online store http://www.thebritishpantry.us/

[pj1959us 0]

yep, I ordered on-line. There's a bunch of links to shops, and one of them has an online store http://www.thebritishpantry.us/

Thank you! I'm an online kinda gal...I can't be bothered to pick up a phone and speak to someone.

[Reba 2]

me either. I hate talking on the phone. I much prefer the impersonal coldness of the internet

[Mags 112]

I lived in London 2 years & have never eaten a Yorkshire Pudding or Spotted ####### or Treacle Tart...

Oh poor you. All of those are WONDERFUL.

Spotted ####### and custard....*drools*

[doodles75 0]

You can get Naan in Hannaford and Stop ans Shop supers. along with a range of British and Indian foods.

mmmmmm

[Raydin 0]

Bangers and mash... toad in the hole... curry.. mmmmm you guys making me hungry

I miss "decent" sausage and my attempts at yorkshire pudding have been a disaster so far but still trying...

I had curry sauces sent over but would kill for a decent nann bread to go with, usually make do with flour tortillas

I found a little tea shop that sold a few british items a few weeks ago.. custard, salad cream, mince pies and christmas crackers lol

at $20 for 6 mince pies tho i will be eating them very slowly.

Its amazing the foods i miss, i didnt eat most of the things on my most wanted list when i lived in uk even.

Today i want crumpets with danish butter

NO regrets tho, 100% happy

[Dr_LHA 3]

You live in Minnesota? There's a Trader Joe's there in the suburbs, they sell frozen Garlic and Coriander Naan bread there that are excellent, actually imported from India I believe and about as close to curry house Naan as you'll get out of a freezer. They also have a selection of other good stuff, highly recommended. Crumpets are not hard to get, TJ's have them also, and most places I've lived in the US have them in at least one of the local grocery stores. Danish butter is a bit more rare!