Odd British and German Foods

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  1. 3. A thin slice of meat—commonly pork or veal—dipped in batter or egg and breadcrumbs before being fried until golden and crispy.
  2. 5. A popular street food featuring a steamed and fried pork sausage, sliced and served with a tangy ketchup-based sauce spiced with curry powder.
  3. 6. A savory suet pastry pudding filled with tender chunks of steak and kidney in a rich, flavorful gravy.
  4. 7. A dish combining mashed potatoes (“earth”) with stewed apples (“heaven”), sometimes served alongside black pudding or sausages.
  5. 8. A type of meatloaf made from a blend of finely ground pork, beef, and sometimes bacon. Despite its name—literally “liver cheese”—it typically contains neither liver nor cheese.
  6. 9. A comforting dish of soft, homemade egg noodles (spätzle) layered with melted cheese and often garnished with crispy fried onions.
  7. 16. A dish where small shrimps are gently simmered in spiced butter and then set into a pot, served cold as a spread or appetizer.
  8. 19. A traditional Welsh delicacy made from edible seaweed (laver) that’s boiled, minced, and often mixed with oatmeal before being formed into patties.
  9. 20. A savory dish of melted cheese mixed with ale, mustard, and spices, poured over toasted bread.
  10. 21. Tender meatballs in a tangy, creamy white sauce enriched with capers, typically accompanied by boiled potatoes.
  11. 22. A traditional cake featuring a soft yeast dough base filled with creamy custard or buttercream and topped with a crunchy almond caramel glaze.
  12. 23. A traditional side dish made from marrowfat peas that are soaked and simmered until they break down into a thick, creamy mush.
  13. 24. A historic dish from Sussex involving a suet pastry encasing a whole chicken (or other fillings), along with herbs—and sometimes a lemon or almond infusion.
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  1. 1. Crispy, deep-fried pork rind, often enjoyed as a snack in British pubs..
  2. 2. A savory-sweet pastry from Bedfordshire featuring a meat-based filling at one end and a sweet filling (often jam or fruit) at the other.
  3. 4. Walnuts that have been pickled in a vinegar-based brine along with spices, resulting in a tangy, crunchy condiment.
  4. 10. A British breakfast or brunch dish consisting of soft scrambled eggs mixed with anchovy paste, spread on toast, and often garnished with chives.
  5. 11. A traditional meatloaf made from ground meat (often a mix of pork and beef), shaped into an oval or even a hare-like form.
  6. 12. A type of terrine or cold meat slice made by setting a meat stock—often derived from a pig’s head—into a firm jelly.
  7. 13. Sliced or diced potatoes pan-fried with onions, herbs, and sometimes bacon, creating a deliciously crispy side dish.
  8. 14. A dish made from leftover vegetables—often cabbage and potatoes—that are fried until crispy.
  9. 15. A smooth, savory spread made from boiled split peas, often seasoned with spices and sometimes enriched with butter or ham.
  10. 17. Sausages baked in a Yorkshire pudding batter.
  11. 18. A Cornish pie filled with fish (often pilchards) and potatoes, with the fish heads poking out through the crust as if gazing at the stars.
  12. 21. Versatile dumplings made from ingredients like bread, potatoes, or semolina, often served as a side with meat dishes and rich gravies.