It’s time to discover the diversity of Lancashire food and drink on a visit to this scenic county. I am sure you won’t regret yourself on this decision as you will amazed to see such a wide range of delicacies for your taste bud. Choose your favorite seafood in Morecambe Bay, taste award-winning sausages in Clitheroe famous sausage shop, Cowman’s and seek local produce at farmers markets and farm shops.
This place is blessed with immense natural beauty and highly acclaimed restaurants that deliver warm hospitality and great customer service to locals and tourists visiting Lancashire. If you’re looking for a taste of Lancashire food from the comfort of your home, there are a large number of recipes for you to choose from. You can make order for them right on internet.
If you want to preserve the memory of Lancashire with you, don’t forget to visit Lancashire farmers’ market where the local charters will be only too happy to give you advice on how to cook your ostrich meat or to suggest what goes best with your chutney.
Lancashire farmshops and markets have grown in popularity over the past several years, and are considered for the quality of their fine locally produced stock, cheeses and meat products. Some of the markets take place in the beautiful grounds of historic houses, like Samlesbury Hall and Hoghton Tower.With so many options available for Lancashire food, you’re sure to cook up a storm with some of Lancashire’s best chef recipes. Some of the famous Lancashire recipes include Lancashire Hotpot, Traditional Chorley Cakes, Talbot’s Smoked Fish Pie, Ginger Parking Cake, and many more. You will be happy to know that Lancashire is also world-famous for its glorious cheese. You will find mainly three types of cheese – creamy, crumbly, and tasty. Throughout the county there are lots of farms and dairies producing yummy Lancashire cheese. Some of Lancashire's well known cheese producers include Mrs Kirkham's, Singleton's Dairy, Dewlay, Leagram's and Butlers. You will get lots of great farm shops and farmers markets selling their cheeses and lots of other Lancashire food and drink.
Other than Lancashire food, you can go for family days out and guided tours in Lancashire. Add some thrill in the theme parks in Blackpool.
Looking to enjoy Good food Lancashire? Since re-opening in September 2004, the Fishes has already picked up the cream of Britain's awards.accolades earned, in no small part, thanks to the menu inspired by Nigel Haworth, Chef Patron of nearby Northcote, an internationally renowned restaurant in its own right and an associate company of Ribble Valley Inns.
Lancashire Food- A memorable treats for your taste bud