Giveaway: Win an “A to Z” of Great British Food Print & Tea Towel by Edith and Bob
Giveaway:
Win an “A to Z” of Great British Food Print & Tea Towel
by Edith and Bob
I have long been a fan of edith and bob, the amazing British company that designs and makes unique and very beautiful British tea towels and bags, as well as stationary such as cards and prints. They have just launched a BRAND NEW Face Book page and they are also selling all of their amazing products on Not On The High Street.Com here: edith and bob not on the high street. Edith and Bob have VERY kindly offered me one of their iconic tea towels with matching kitchen print to one lucky Lavender and Lovage reader………what a GREAT British prize! I have one “A to Z of Great British Food” tea towel and matching print to give away, worth £33.
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Karen
Karen S Booth
My favourite British meal is a traditional beef roast dinner with Yorkshire puddings! I love our local savaloy and pease pudding dips though (served in a stottie!)
I love a good old Bramley apple pie – reminds me of home and yes, it was local as we had a Bramley apple tree in the garden.
Penny
Nothing beats a good old sunday Roast
my favourite is sausage and mash!
I love a good roast pork with crackling
it has to be sunday roast with yorkshire pudding
Our family favorite is a traditional Roast Chicken diner, not regional to us but definately a Great British tradition!!
My favourite traditional meal is Shepherds Pie, its not regional to us but delicious
It has to be a good English Breakfast or a Sunday Roast.
a sunday roast
I love Yorkshire puddings! They’re kind of local to us -as we’re next door in Lancashire
I recently discovered the Devon cream tea which was lovely, but I think my absolute favourite is good old fish and chips!
I do love a roast but a proper comfort dish for me is shepherds pie, so nice with lots of lovely veg on the side.
My favourite is toad in the hole, I don’t think its local to me (given that its yorkshire pudding batter and I’m originally from Lancs) but delicious all the same!
Fish and chips. I know, I’m lame!
Soups based on home grown veg, especially root vegetables.
Roast lamb and Yorkshire pudding
I love a good steak with chips and salad
Shepherd’s Pie! Love it …. never seen a shepherd near here though ;D x
Giant yorkshire puddings, but I’m from Essex
chicken roast dinner
Devonshire scones! And very local
fish and chip!
yes i love yorkshire puddings and Rubarb crumble and I’m from Yorkshire
Fish and Chips the best
Roast beef and yorkshire pudding
How could they forget scones with Cornish clotted cream? More British for me than any upside down cakes (which personally I do not see as British at all).
Sunday Roast mmmmmmmmmm x
Cornish Clotted Cream, not local to me but absolutely delicious, especially as part of a traditional cream tea
Sausage and mash, with local boar sausages
Tough call as almost all my favourites aren’t British. Probably cheese on toast – perfect in its simplicity but open to tinkering. I’m from the south-east but an honorary Mancunian and as I prefer to use a good quality artisan Lancashire for this, I guess that makes it regional to me.
sunday dinner
Roast rib of beef, Yorkshire pud, roast potatoes, veg and homemade gravy, followed bu apple pie and clotted cream yum yum not local just good old British food
sausages and mash with onion gravy!!!
Cumberland sausage and mash, very nearly regional to me.
stovies – an excellent Scottish dish xx
My favourite is golden crispy cheese on toast with onions and a das of the Worcester sauce, the onions are my own, so the only regional part!
As a Yorkshire lass it has to be toad in the hole!
toad in the hole
shepherds pie and peas – not regional.
I love Haggis, Neeps and Tatties – the traditional Scottish dish!
Not regional to me personally, but my favourite would be Yorkshire puds.
I love toad in the hole
Don’t think it’s regional to me but it’s so yummy, especially in winter 
how ornamental
I love a beef roast – Yum with yorkshires, not regional but love them anyway!
got to be something using fresh fish
I’m a veggie and I’m a big fan of glamorgan sausages (your recipe was great btw) – I just happen to be from Glamorgan, too!
I love fish and Chips and I am lucky to have a good restaurant near me for a quick chip buttie..mmm
fish and chips as i live in cornwall
roast beef and yorkshire pud
Fish and Chips! It’s sort of regional as live at the coast!
Full English Breakfast
Cottage Pie is my favourite closely followed by a roast dinner
Nothing can be compared to a good old Sunday Roast
Fish and Chips
Simon.
can’t beat a roast dinner with all the trimmings,mmm,yum yum
I love fish and chips from or local chippy
fish and chips
Staffordshire Oatcakes with sausages, cheese and beans
I love steak and kidney pie. Not especially local to where I live now.
chicken roast dinner…. enough said… yum!
Sunday Lunch , roast beef and all the trimmings.
It’s a close call between Sunday roast dinner and fish and chips.
Shepherd’s Pie – not regional but I am from the Devon countryside and it’s popular there!
an Ulster fry! and yes, regional
Clootie Dumpling a fab artery hardening Scottish Pudding as made by my Scottish Gran although I’d class myself as a Yorkshirewoman
Has to be a roast dinner with Yorkshire (I live in West Yorkshire) puddings. Also finished with apple crumble (very local as we have an apple tree in our garden). Good luck to everyone x
Steak n chips
I love Steak and Mushroom Suet Pudding. I think it’s classic and delicious, I don’t where it’s from, but i love it anyway .
Roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, vegetables including parsnips in honey, horseradish sauce followed by apple and blackberry crumble and custard or Eton Mess.
faggotts and peas, and yes it is regional to me!
I love rhubarb crumble, and although I grow it I do not live in the Rhubarb Triangle.
Roast Chicken with all the trimming, lovely cabbage, swede and carrot mash.
I love this!
It is Toad in the Hole and it is not regional to me.
Roast beef and yorkshire pudding. Its not regional to me.
My favourite british meal is plaice and chips with peas.
I love sausage and mash. Is kinda local as my mom always got home made sausages from our butcher.
my fave is a roast dinner – not regional tho.
I love a Sunday Roast. My favourite is probably roast pork with apple sauce.
Fish (without the chips) Which tastes great with a pickled onion. Regional? Historically fish is, as I come from Greenock, Scotland. Which used to be a fishing village. I would love it if it could provide a healthy catch of fish for locals, especially now when we know the health benefits of including fish in our diet.
Can’t beat traditional Scottish mince and tatties with pastry made by mum!
I love stew, Roast dinner ,Shepard pie, fish pie and hot pies
Oooh, so many – I think my absolute favorite is apple and rhubarb crumble.
Fish and chips.
Toad in the hole for me.
toad in the hole, with onion gravey
Shortbread especially home made, not regional unfortunately
Shepherd’s Pie although that’s pretty much from all over!
It would have to be a Yorkshire fish cake! Mashed fished sliced between 2 potato fritters
my favourite has to be good old toad in the hole!!! i don’t think it’s regional to me.
Mine would have to be roast beef and all the trimmings.. mmmm.
Not local to me but the hubby is a Yorkshire man!
A SUNDAY ROAST, YOU CANT BEAT IT!
Haggis Neeps & Tatties and is local.
Yorkshire puddings, and yes I’m in Yorkshire
Sausages and Mash – I don’t think it is, however, the sausages are from Lincolnshire!!
x
Sunday roast
Yorkshire puddings – am a real yorkshire lass!!
A good beef stew with dumplings – tasty, warming and filling – wherever you live!
Roast beef and yorkshires – not regional to me
Just love roast beef with all the trimmings
Current fave of all the family is minced beef and dumplings – not regional to us tho!
Fish and chips with mushy peas
Nothing beats Fish & Chips
Toad in the hole with onion gravy yummy
fish and chips or roast
Sunday Roast
Hi it has to be a beef sunday roast for me.
Cawl with fresh bread and Caerphilly cheese
Pie, Mash and Liquor and it was regional when I lived in Islington
Toad in the hole, made with our local butchers sausages.
Fish and Chips! MMM NOM NOM! Are they regional? I think fish and chips is everywhere…
Pie and chips !
Roast Lamb with all the trimmings. Not local to me though!
Cheese and onions baked in the oven, an East Lancs dish from an East Lancs Lass
Cod and chips but the fish is cooked in a Kentish Ale batter
Yorkshire puddings! Okay, I’m not from Yorkshire, but at least 3 generations have followed this recipe.
I’ve got a bit obsessed with vintage-look tea towels lately but hadn’t come across Edith & Bob before. I think I’m going to have to go buy lots of their stuff – my husband is going to be pleased (not!).
Oh – nearly forgot to say – my favourite regional dish is champ, which is mashed potatoes mixed with spring onions which have been cooked in milk. We always have it with sausages & gravy. Yum!
Has to be a roast dinner with fish, chips and peas being my second favourite.
Got to be fish and chips from my hometown Whitby. I just can’t eat then anywhere else – no-one measures up!
Lancashire hot pot – especially in this cold weather. It warms me up!
Meat and potato pie !!
I love Carageen. Being brought up on an island off the west coast of Scotland it was a pudding we used to quite a lot. ..and was always fun to make.
My fave British meal has to be “Fish n Chips” and nothing beats eating them at the seaside with lots of sale and vinegar
Thanks for the chance to win x
Beef Stew and Dumplings
Sunday roast :}
Somerset Apple Cake and it’s about as local as you can get!
Cumbrian Tattie pot – just lovely
There is nothing more British than Fish and Chips
fish and chips when you go to the seaside
Definitely Roast Welsh beef and yorkshire pud with all the trimmings.
Yorkshire pudding and yes i’m from yorkshire!
Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding and Yorkshire Puddings can only be made in Yorkshire!
Has to be Yorkshire pudding and yes it’s regional x
Definitely a Sunday roast – although not regional!
Our favourite meal is roast beef, yorkshire pudding and all the trimmings, which I can’t say is local to us. When I have time however I do make Sussex Pond Pudding in the winter, or Bannoffee Pie in the summer, both of which are local dishes.
Yorkshire Pudding
Cheddar (Somerset) cheese on toast
Lancashire hot pot and its not regional
Liver and bacon with an Onion gravy –
Kathy D
Can’t beat a Sunday roast
Sausage and chips is regional to my tummy!
It has to be roast beef, roast potatoes and yorkshire pud!
Fish and Chips, with locally caught Whitby fish, the best anywhere.
Banofee Pie – reportedly invented in The Hongry Monk restaurant in Jevington (15 mins away from where I live!)
Has to be mum’s sunday roast, not local but still traditional!
Toad in the Hole….NOM!!!
Favourite savoury meal has to be homemade steak and kidney pie with boiled potatos and peas, simple but satisfying. dessert has to be anything involving Clotted cream, that is local to me.
fish ‘n’ chips mmmm
Trifle – donkey years old and old fashioned but me and my kids love it
Lancashire Hotpot with beetroot slices
It has to be a good Sunday roast!
Sticky Toffee Pudding – When its done to perfection – Yum
Gypsy Tart – yes regional to me – Kentish Fayre
Can’t be a traditional Sunday Roast & Yorkshire puddings
beef stew has always been my favourite meal. and wesh cakes are my favourite local thing to bake
I’m a Yorkshire pudding and gravy fan all the way. As a Yorkshire girl it’s pretty local.
love my friday fish and chips!
Cornish pasties yum
Roast beef, Yorkshire puds and lots of gravy, I’m from Yorkshire.
Liver and Onions cheap to make and filling great on a cold day. Not sure where its from but it must be English
it as to be a sunday roast and the local fave food is bakewell pudding yummy
Sunday Roast
sausage and mash
Locally Cheddar Cheese
English Sunday Roast Chicken with all the trimmings!
Nothing beats a good old sunday roast xx
Treacle tart, with a little bit of coconut in for a twist
Apple crumble is always good – I don’t think it’s regional!
My favourite is bubble and squeak, it’s not regional but great tasting no matter where you are or what goes in!
Bara Brith is a favourite – I’m from Wales originally and use my mother’s recipe.
Cheese & biscuits. We have lots of cheese local to kent and I love it all (I’m a cheese monster)!!
Lancashire Hotpot is a real winter warmer – and yes, it is regional.
Roast Lamb – must be Romney Marsh Lamb as I live in east sussex now
We all love stew and dumplings at this time of year. I make them the same way my Nan used to do.
fish and chips in grimsby. cant beat it
there is nothing like a homemade cake with butter icing
bangers and mash
Fish and chips x
Corned beef hash. I am not sure if this is regional but is definitely a family favourite passed on by my Nana
A good old roast dinner. Perfect hearty family food!
Sunday roast with all the trimmings – very British
Roast Lamb and all the trimmings – and not specifically local to me
Trifle, my girlfriends Dad makes an amzing one!
Yorkshire Pudding – local to my place of birth.
Pie, Mash & Liquor yum yum!!!
it’s not regional to me but I love Welsh Rarebit – it’s one of my favourite comfort foods
beef roast dinner
a full english breakfast and its not regional to me
I love Lincolnshire Plum Loaf – and yes, it’s regional to me
I’m from Northern Ireland so a really good Irish stew would get my vote.
Sausage & Mash. But being Lincolnshire born and bred it HAS to be proper Lincolnshire sausages!
Roast lamb dinner
Yorkshire pudding drenched in gravy on a lazy sunday!
Sunday roast with yorkshire puddings and gravy. Yes, I’m from Yorkshire
Steak! Medium- pepper sauce.
chicken dhansak, and no
Toad in the hole
Roast beef with gravy and yorkshire and roast potatoes.
Must be fish and chips. Is it local to me? I don’t know, I don’t live by the sea. But I am a Londoner
fish and triple cooked chips and beer batter
Roast beef and Yorkshire puddings. It’s local to me too
can I have pudding as my fave meal? If yes, in that case it is trifle…..not sure where it originates from so not local…
Chips, pineapple fritter and mushy peas from Nottingham
Fish and chips yummy
My favourite is steak and kidney pudding
Favorite British meal is Cream Tea with clotted cream and strawberry jam.
A lovely english roast beef sunday dinner, with all the trimmings
English Breakfast
Definitely Cranachan. Made if for dessert on Burns night. Yummy!
A lovely Ploughmans lunch
Got to be good old Fish and Chips, no they’re not just regional to me.
Roast chicken with sage and onion stuffing… not a local dish though!