Our copycat A.1. sauce takes just like the original, and you can use it as a dipping sauce, in a marinade, as a glaze, or in any number of other contexts.
Transport yourself to a summer evening in the wizarding village of Hogsmeade with this Harry Potter-inspired boozy butterbeer topped with buttery whipped cream.
No more dry scones! This moist, tender recipe gets an additional zing from lemon zest, and you'll find white chocolate inside the scone and drizzled on top.
No need to heat up your kitchen. These cooling cucumber salad sandwiches make for a picturesque star of an afternoon tea party, a brunch, or a light lunch.
The titular sweet heat in this unique stir-fry recipe comes from a sauce that blends element of various Asian cuisines into one, mouth-tingling combination.
With only four additional ingredients, this recipe amps up Brussels sprouts' simple flavor with robust notes that will inspire feelings of wintertime bliss.
To recreate a traditional English afternoon tea, you'll need to serve scones with clotted cream. This easy, fast(ish) clotted cream recipe will do the trick.
This impressive holiday trifle recipe is easier to whip up than you'd think. There are lots of ways to customize it into a dessert everyone will enjoy.
The innovative use of a pre-made falafel mixture in this meal means that this Scotch egg recipe is delightfully delicious and wonderfully easy to prepare.
This recipe for an easy and traditional Yorkshire pudding is light, crisp, and perfect for savory additions like gravy, meat, vegetables, and much, much more.
We bet that after you have tried this tasty treat, you'll associate Eton less with pressed shirts and young scholars than with sweetness and strawberries.
This air fryer crispy cod recipe lets us have fish and chips whenever we want and helps to reign in the fat content of this beloved British comfort food.
This British dessert is airy, light, and absolutely delicious. Ready in just 15 minutes, you can whip this up in no time to serve at your next summer outing.
This Gordon Ramsay's fish and chips recipe with a twist takes Ramsay's classic and makes it, we think, even crispier. The result is definitely worth the effort.
Despite bread and butter pudding's origins as an 11th century British peasants' dessert, its delicious flavor and texture makes it a classic comfort food.
Although beef Wellington is traditionally a complicated sound meal, this recipe is a much simpler version that you can easily make at home on a busy weeknight.
Butties are named for the butter traditionally slathered on a butty sandwich's toasted bread, and it might be the most popular item in the UK for breakfast.
Consider serving the Battenberg cake on your finest china with tea served in your daintiest teacups. In fact, you could even crack open a bottle of champagne.