/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14324084
Do europeans really?

>>14324084

>>14324084
>Now that the dust has settled
why do you say this?

I’m American but stargazy pie probably tastes amazing. It’s a creamy fishy pie, how could that be bad? Imagine being in a dimly lit British pub by the ocean on a winter night, having a pint of beer and then they bring this thing out. I really want to try it. It has a comfy folkloric story to go along with it too.

>>14324084
Isn't dust a primary ingredient of British cuisine?

>>14324185
It's a fun reddit catchphrase.

>>14324167
Brits aren't European anymore. They never really were anyways.

>>14324258
Dust. Anybody? No?
Dust. Anybody? No?

>>14324084
Proper British food still looks like shit that was hastily prepared in someone's basement in the 1940s as the germans could be dropping bombs at any moment. it's always like "boiled eel & jellied beans over toast"

>>14324084
English cuisine is an affront to all the senses. It's so fattening and nasty looking. I do like a good savory pie, but the english manage to fuck it up time and time again.

Not a fan of takeaway curry with a side of jellied eel

>>14324185
It's funny because the dust settled back in the 1200's that brit cuisine was awful

>>14324485
that sounds really good

>>14324203
You do you mate, I wouldn't touch that thing with a barge pole, and it supposedly was invented by my country.

It's not as bad as the memes suggest
The actual worst cuisine in the world is Swedish

>>14324203
Stargazers are a type of flatfish. Those aren't stargazers.

>>14325212
The name is a reference to the fish heads sticking out of it gazing at the sky