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This document provides instructions for making a traditional British Sunday meal consisting of roast beef, boiled potatoes and vegetables like carrots and peas, and Yorkshire pudding. It lists the necessary ingredients and equipment and provides a 5-step process for cooking the roast beef and boiling the side dishes to be served with gravy.
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- 3. One egg. One cup. A litter wather. Flour. Roast beef.
- 4. 2 Saucepans An Oven A Roasting tin A Bowl Chopping Board Knives and forks Plates
- 5. Steps to follow. 1st: Put the Roast beef in the oven. 2 nd : Peel the patatoes,and boil the patatoes, after put in over with oil, salt and black pepper. 3 rd: Peel the patatoes and boil the green peas. 4 th: Get the Roast beef from the oven, cut slices put it in the plate. 5th: And enjoy the food.
- 6. It’s a traditional british dish. It’s served on Sunday. In England they talk in english. The rosbif is served it hot. The food is not spicy.
- 7. The end