English cuisine

Have you ever came in contact with it?Does English cuisine is really so horrible as is it believed to be?I've eaten sth is called scones lately.I like it very much.
I found that it's Irish dish however in the confectionery I've bought it it was written that these are original Scottish scones,aren't they?

There are things I like about English cuisine, and things I don't.

De gustibus....
For me, for example Chinese cuisine is much worse - I simply cannot stand it. But that's just my personal opinion.

As for English one - I like sweets and desserts (like? no, hell, I love them:), I love jacket potatoes and pies, and a couple of other things.

Oh, I can't believe how underestimated English food is! I absolutely am in favour of it and wouldn't agree that it is worse than any other national cuisines. I am living in England at present and I don't really miss Polish food much. I mean, there are so many nice traditional or popular foods in England. For example: the whole variety of sweet puddings (which is the same as dessert, so it can be a cake or an apple crumble or a bowl of fruit, whatever u like), lamb or beef with stuffing, yorkshire pudding, Shepherd's pie, and my all time favourites:roast potatoes and roast vegetables..PALCE LIZAC. If u ever think of a new way to do vegetables, u must try this one. U take some animal oil (naturally produced after u have roasted a chicken) and put in in a baking tray. You cut vegetables in large pieces: carrots, parsnips, whole small onions, turnip, celery and whatever else, and u roast them in the oven for about an hour, turning in the meantime about twice. In the same way u do potatoes, but they need more time, or you cook them a little first. Once i have tried them, they have become my favourite food. absolutely gorgeous

sausages and beans and HP sauce and chips are cool, egg&cress sandwiches are great too but the rest of their food is teh suxorz