The rag pudding was invented in my hometown of Oldham (oi oi) in the 19th century, or so legend has it. It was invented at a time when money was tight as a way of making a small amount of meat go ...

The traditional dish is eaten all over Lancashire, including neighbouring borough Rochdale, but mainly attributed to Oldham. For the uninitiated, a rag pudding involves minced meat and onion ...

The slices made by the Real Lancashire Black Pudding company A batch of black pudding has been recalled in Lancashire over a potential risk to health. Pudding slices made by The Real Lancashire ...

Butter pies, rag pudding, Blackpool rock, parched peas. There are loads of delicacies that roll off the tongue when you think of Lancashire and food. But in a county fond of its traditions, there ...

Black pudding is about as carnivorous as it gets – fresh pig’s blood and ox intestines go into a Lancashire speciality which was narrowly edged out by tripe and jellied eels in a recent survey ...

Yorkshire Pudding vs Rag Pudding- which one is better? The term ‘Roses rivalry’ is usually used to refer to sporting rivalries between Lancashire and Yorkshire.

Indian versions of some of the country's favourite traditional dishes, including Yorkshire pudding and Lancashire hot pot, will be offered to mark national curry week from tomorrow. Recipes were ...

Simon Shaw, chef patron and creative director of El Gato Negro, Habas and Canto, says that, "living in Ramsbottom, the epicentre of black pudding, it would have to be Bury black pudding.

More than 1,000 people have attended a pudding festival in a North Lancashire village, held every 21 years. Aughton Pudding Festival, which organisers believe dates back to 1782, traditionally ...

A batch of black pudding has been recalled in Lancashire over a potential risk to health. Pudding slices made by The Real Lancashire Black Pudding Co Ltd were marked with a use-by date of December ...

First vegetarian black pudding has Lancashire meat lovers spluttering. Ian Herbert. Friday 17 November 2006 01:00 GMT. Comments. Your support helps us to tell the story. Read more. Support Now.