British food

[dragonyphoenix]

I'm working on a fic where Snape survives the battle for Hogwarts. In my story, he was welcomed into the Evans household as a child and strongly influenced by Lily's mother. I want him to cook a typical British meal you'd make for kids, like the equivalent of cheeseburger and friends here in the US.

What should I have him make?

Thanks!

Comments

[untonuggan]

bangers and mash?

[dragonyphoenix]

Oh, I'd forgotten you have relatives that way. Thanks!

[untonuggan]

no problem.

[jesuswasbatman]

If you're still taking suggestions, fish fingers (fish sticks in the US) is even more stereotypical as something that somebody with no kitchen skills at all would make for kids.

[dragonyphoenix]

I'm totally still taking suggestions. Actually I'm working out the overall plot. I've put in all the scenes that get him to Sunnydale and now I have to work out what happens there.

fish fingers. Much better name than fish sticks especially for a kids' dish! It doesn't have to be a no-skills dish. In my story both he and Lily are excellent at potions because they both learned to cook well from Lily's Mom. I haven't actually worked out the commonality but I think there could be one.

Fish fingers do sound fast though which would be good for that scene. Thanks!