World Cuisine 2004 - Quarter Final 2

[alan partridge]

OK so the Japanese have been roundly trounced by the Italians but today should see a real classic

its INDIAN VS BRITISH

Just so you know, however much Curry has become a part of our diet here it is in the end, an Indian dish. Got that?

Bring on the dishes

INDIAN

BRITISH

 

[alan partridge]

anyone would think there's some other important game on somewhere

get voting food fans

 

[Braders]

eng-er-land

eng-er-land

eng-er-land

 

[007]

Good old English

 

[Simster]

British have done extraordinarily well to get to this stage, armed with only a cuisine of bangers & mash, fish n chips, toad in the hole, haggis and fried mars bars.

I can't see them going too much further in this competition though, especially given this tough draw. Then again, if Palace can get to the Premiership, who knows?

I voted Indian myself because it's GREAT.

 

[Set of Tracksuits]

British have done extraordinarily well to get to this stage, armed with only a cuisine of bangers & mash, fish n chips, toad in the hole, haggis and fried mars bars.

not forgetting ham sandwiches, cheese and pineapple on a stick, prawn cocktail, liver and onions & bread and butter pudding...

BUT, what about pork pies, stilton cheese, roast beef, stew and dumplings, scones and clotted cream...?

mmm... british gets my vote!

 

[saafend_seagull]

british..no doubt bout it

 

[London Calling]

You can't beat a tasty indian.

Great cuisine its not all curries.

Last night I had free cobra from 3.35 to 9.15


Top of the table.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

I voted British - although I'm not sure if I recognise British cuisine as a real team. English yes. Scottish yes.

Maybe the best of British is the real regional stuff - like Cornish pasties.