Feasting in the Northern Oceans of Medieval Academia. Thoughts on Macaroni and Cheese : comments.
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This is very interesting! Something I found striking when I was living in France was the omission of the "and" in companion dishes. Where the British would say "Fish and chips", the French simply order "moules frites" when they want musssels and fries. The beer seems to simply be assumed. Of course, that's not saucy...
How about "Mashed potatoes and gravy"?