The Taste of Britain

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This bright, fresh hot sauce, made from fermented Scotch bonnet and cayenne pepper cooked with preserved lemon, mango and ginger, has an enticing aroma and delicious flavour. So what it comes down to, this long-held tradition of afternoon tea is simply the perfect excuse to indulge your sweet tooth in the middle of the day. As British food has reached dizzying new heights, Britain’s winemakers have also been gradually establishing themselves as some of the finest in the world, with estates in Sussex particularly now thought of as some of the most pioneering around. Rathfinny champion the innovative chefs all over the country who are changing perceptions with their cookery, bringing their Sussex sparkling wines to the finest restaurants around, where they both complement and enhance the exquisite food on offer. There’s an extensive selection of Cadburys and less common sweets such as Bristows bon bons, Buchanan’s Iron Brew Humbugs, and Dip Dabs.

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You’ll also find more unusual offerings such as Nando’s peri-peri sauces, Geeta’s mango chutney, Bramwells salmon paste, Shippams crab paste, and Morrisons chicken and beef pastes. Her writing helps other Anglophiles enjoy rewarding encounters with England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland in the US. You’re sure to be tempted by Dunoon’s bone china mugs emblazoned with dogs, flowers, Tartans, and many other delightful patterns. I piped it in the pattern pictured below to allow the jam to flow down between the dots in a visually nice pattern.At the much-lauded Tasting Room restaurant on the Rathfinny estate, chef Chris Bailey is constantly creating dishes which work in harmony with the wines being produced around him. When it comes to gastronomy, the UK has for a long time been a country known for championing innovation, diversity and quality at every level but since the turn of the century especially, Britain has become renowned worldwide for its progressive food. The chilli is subtle, but this paste is creamy, well rounded and moreish, and incredibly versatile — a great cook’s ingredient, but also perfect for dipping.

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Wine has been produced in the South of England for thousands of years thanks to its warm climate and chalky soil, which provide the perfect environment for sparkling wine grapes in particular to grow, and recent years have only seen the industry go from strength to strength. If you’re on the road, I recommend grabbing a package of scones and some mini jars of jam and cream so you can enjoy a cream tea on the go.Everything from this pride around native produce to the inspiration chefs are taking from cuisines all over the world, forms part of the UK’s culinary identity, or the new taste of Britain. John Chantarasak’s bold style of cookery, meanwhile takes inspiration from both his Thai and British heritage, combining the distinct flavours of Southeast Asia with seasonal British produce to create dishes, which brilliantly illustrate the breadth of the UK’s food scene. Today I’m sharing a taste of Britain with you, a quintessential dessert that has been enjoyed at tea time for ages.