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List of British dishes from A to Z
Every one of the 173 answers Icillion accepts, A to Z. 25 can be spelled more than one way. Which ones are rare stays a secret.
British dishes starting with A
- Aberdeen Rowiealso Buttery Rowie
- Angel Delight
- Anglesey Eggs
- Apple Crumblealso Crumble
- Arbroath Smokie
- Arctic Roll
British dishes starting with B
- Bacon Buttyalso Bacon Sandwich, Bacon Roll
- Bakewell Tart
- Banbury Cake
- Bangers and Mash
- Bannock
- Banoffee Pie
- Bara Brith
- Bath Bun
- Bath Chaps
- Beans on Toast
- Bedfordshire Clanger
- Beef Stew and Dumplingsalso Stew and Dumplings
- Beef Wellington
- Black Bun
- Black Pudding
- Brawn
- Bread and Butter Pudding
- Brown Windsor Soup
- Bubble and Squeak
British dishes starting with C
- Cawl
- Cheese and Onion Pie
- Cheese on Toast
- Chelsea Bun
- Chicken and Mushroom Pie
- Chicken Tikka Masala
- Chip Buttyalso Chip Sandwich
- Chorley Cake
- Christmas Puddingalso Plum Pudding
- Clapshot
- Clootie Dumpling
- Cock-a-Leekiealso Cock-a-Leekie Soup
- Cockles
- Cornish Fairings
- Cornish Pastyalso Pasty
- Cornish Splits
- Coronation Chicken
- Cottage Pie
- Cranachan
- Cream Tea
- Crisp Sandwich
- Crumpets
- Cullen Skink
- Cumberland Rum Nicky
- Cumberland Sausage
British dishes starting with D
- Devilled Kidneys
- Dorset Apple Cake
- Dorset Knob
- Dundee Cake
British dishes starting with E
- Eccles Cake
- Egg and Chips
- Eton Mess
- Eve's Pudding
British dishes starting with F
- Faggots
- Fidget Pie
- Figgy Pudding
- Fish and Chips
- Fish Finger Sandwich
- Fish Pie
- Forfar Bridie
- Full English Breakfastalso Full English, English Breakfast, Fry Up
British dishes starting with G
- Game Pie
- Gammon
- Glamorgan Sausage
- Gooseberry Foolalso Fool
- Grasmere Gingerbread
British dishes starting with H
- Haggis
- Haslet
- Hevva Cake
- Hindle Wakes
- Hog Roast
- Hog's Pudding
- Hot Cross Buns
British dishes starting with J
- Jacket Potato
- Jam Roly-Polyalso Roly Poly
- Jellied Eels
British dishes starting with K
- Kedgeree
- Kendal Mint Cake
- Kentish Huffkinalso Huffkin
- Kippers
- Knickerbocker Glory
British dishes starting with L
- Lancashire Butter Pie
- Lancashire Hotpotalso Hotpot
- Lardy Cake
- Laverbread
- Lemon Drizzle Cake
- Lincolnshire Sausage
- Liver and Onions
- Lorne Sausagealso Square Sausage
British dishes starting with M
- Manchester Tart
- Mince Pies
- Muggety Pie
- Mushy Peas
British dishes starting with N
- Neeps and Tatties
British dishes starting with O
- Ox Tongue
British dishes starting with P
- Pan Haggerty
- Panackelty
- Parkin
- Partan Bree
- Pease Brose
- Pease Pudding
- Piccalilli
- Pickled Eggs
- Pickled Onions
- Pie and Mash
- Pie Peas and Gravyalso Pie and Peas
- Pigs in Blankets
- Pikelets
- Ploughman's Lunch
- Pork Pie
- Pork Scratchingsalso Pork Crackling
- Posset
- Potted Shrimps
- Prawn Cocktail
British dishes starting with Q
- Queen of Puddings
British dishes starting with R
- Rabbit Pie
- Rhubarb Crumble
- Rice Pudding
- Roast Lamb
- Rumbledethumps
British dishes starting with S
- Saffron Cake
- Sally Lunn
- Sausage Casserole
- Sausage Roll
- Scones
- Scotch Broth
- Scotch Egg
- Scotch Pie
- Scousealso Lobscouse
- Selkirk Bannock
- Shepherd's Pie
- Shortbread
- Singin' Hinny
- Skirlie
- Spam Fritters
- Spotted Dick
- Squab Pie
- Staffordshire Oatcakesalso Oatcakes
- Stargazy Pie
- Steak and Ale Pie
- Steak and Kidney Pie
- Steak and Kidney Pudding
- Sticky Toffee Pudding
- Stottie Cakealso Stottie
- Stovies
- Summer Pudding
- Sunday Carveryalso Carvery
- Sunday Roastalso Roast Dinner, Roast Beef
- Sussex Pond Pudding
- Syllabub
British dishes starting with T
- Tablet
- Tattie Sconesalso Potato Scones
- Teacakealso Toasted Teacake
- Teisen Lap
- Toad in the Hole
- Treacle Sponge
- Treacle Tart
- Trifle
- Tripe and Onions
British dishes starting with V
- Victoria Spongealso Victoria Sandwich
British dishes starting with W
- Welsh Cakes
- Welsh Lamb Cawl
- Welsh Rarebitalso Welsh Rabbit
- Westmorland Pepper Cake
- Whelks
- Whitebait
British dishes starting with Y
- Yorkshire Curd Tart
- Yorkshire Pudding
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