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And British cuisine so cozy in general?
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because you have autism and you like the generally dull colour palette of british cuisine compared to the gaudy packaging common in north america
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>>21670962
The British seem like the only ones who can roast a potato properly. And don't have soggy stuffing. >>21670968
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Because if you're white and grew up in America, the food your mom made was essentially still British food. My mom's family's been here since pre-Revolution 1700's, and she cooks vaguely like a brit, with some southern flair. You grew up eating similar stuff, so you like it when you're older.
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>>21670962
What happens if i eat that on a monday?
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>>21671036
off with yer'ead m8
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>>21671036
Then it's called a roast dinner. It's weird, but it's like the boat isn't pushed out as far.
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>>21671036
it actually tastes better the next day. gravy develops flavor. meat marinates. veggies soak in them flavor. the fries and pudding might be soggy but a toaster oven/air fryer fixes that.
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>>21670962
If I had to guess the British lived in the cold and rain for a billion years, so their palate gravitates towards comfy, warming meals.
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>>21671052
I understand what you're saying, but nobody really wants to read the musings of mentally challenged potential cuck. They're insufferable
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>>21670962
>Why is Sunday Roast so kino?

Here is the brutal truth:
Your picrel is a bit fanciful too many carrots and one bit of broccoli?? and most older Brits would not eat beef like that, it needs to be cooked through.
The plate would contain more greens, I recall either Broad beans, savoy cabbage, peas , broccoli, green beans maybe sprouts but only two or three of the above.

The smell of the Sunday Roast was also something to behold, by mid morning you were pacing up and down waiting for it, continually asking when it would be ready; putting mustard and horseradish on the table hoping it would arrive quicker.

The call of "Dinners ready . . . ." - would have everyone scrambling to the table, I would finish pulling the legs off spiders and Dad would scrub his hands after cleaning the points on his Ford Cortina.

It was a great family lunch but sadly this tradition is dying.

Mothers today are 'too busy' scrolling through FB on their mobile phones, kids are too busy on snapchat and whatsapp so Mother just cooks a crap lunch and nobody cares about anything any more.

Thanks for reading my blog.

>t. sad old Brit guy.
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>>21671011
I'm white and American but my grandma was British. It was weird going to her house and getting all of the British food.
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>>21671076
Doesn't get more "our house in the middle of our street" than that you fucking tard. "oi av you seen our aaas?"
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>>21671070
Unnecessarily aggressive but you're entitled to your opinion.
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>>21671107
I guess you can't relate as your life in the projects was never similar? Your dad in prison, your mom getting her nails done.
"yo homie bix nood mugga where da cheetos be, me hungry y'all".
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It's the gravy.
In most Sunday Roasts the meat is just a small portion.
The meal is mostly roast vegetables, covered in gravy.
A good gravy makes anything delicious
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>>21671139
>projects
>mom
Uhh, no, I don't really want to converse with a Yank at the moment. They're too lowbrow. I'd rather stare at the wall.
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>>21671152
>"oi av you seen our aaas?"
I thought the same about the fake Australian accent.
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>>21671156
nta but you've obviously not seen the music video he's referring to so the reference is lost on you
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>>21671160
I'm aware of Madness I've got their first album.
You are not as clever as you think you are.
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>>21670962
Because Sundays are comfy in general. It could also be the only day of the week when the whole family are together. Often relatives like grandparents might come round.

Also its often served as a late lunch because of the time it takes to prepare and cook the meat. So theres this anticipation that makes you look forward to it.
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>>21671167
Have you seen the music video?
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>>21671142
>A good gravy makes anything delicious
A proper gravy made by thickening the juices of the roast meat, that's really tasty if done right. And it's easy too.
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>>21671070
> but nobody really wants to read the musings of mentally challenged potential cuck
that’s why i dismiss all american posts



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