Nothing matches the quirkiness of the British and their love for pulling Christmas crackers. They love to pop open the coloured paper-wrapped cylinders to reveal a cute gift, a cheap paper crown, and a bad joke. A cracker biscuit is a baked snack made from flour dough, which is rolled...

Pickled whelks, boiled green peas, fried fish, pies, and sheep trotters were some of the foods that were sold by the hawkers on the streets and public houses in Britain. Pubs served alcohol without requiring food for nearly a century despite temperance initiatives. When Frank Smith of London first developed...

With its smoky flavours and sizzling meats, barbecue is a culinary tradition that is loved all around the world. While many people associate barbecue with American, Texan, or Southern flavours, even British-style barbecue is a lesser-known jewel in the world of grilling. This innovative method of outdoor cooking incorporates traditional...