I can see what you saying Deano and i agree with alot of them, but not all. If (and it's a guess) that you're implying Curry was our "number one dish" half of them were created in this country and not in the Indian Subcontinent. So technically it's Anglocised. And considering the French call us "Roast Beef" i wouldn't hesitate in saying i reckon thats our national dish. Unless it's another traditional dish in sheppards pie you're on about.
Imported from Scotland. http://www.curryfocus.co.uk/Blog/2009/08/04/chicken-tikka-masala-invented-in-glasgow/
The church opposite my house is currently raising the flag of St George on the top of it's turret, so well done them. Though if you're reading this church people, could you possibly buy some oil, you're making a hell of a noise with your rarely used pole, thanks.
Just had an mail from the FA wishing me a Happy St Georges Day and telling me about the new St Georges Park training centre.
If you are eating out today, here's some help in the matter; http://pocketcultures.com/topicsoftheworld/2009/04/27/britains-10-favourite-foods/ http://www.faqs.org/shareranks/1669,Best-British-Dishes
I bought a Union Jack wallet from Boyes to show my support for St Georges Day! (um just realised theres something wrong with that gesture, nevermind!)
