I've always thought it was an English recipe, but I have to admit I've no better reason for thinking that than a combination of "what's always said"* and having first had the dish somewhere near Bath.
*One of the characteristics of the English language which most irritates me is the lack of a proper autonomous form. The choice is between somewhat like the above phrase and "they say..."
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I've always thought it was an English recipe, but I have to admit I've no better reason for thinking that than a combination of "what's always said"* and having first had the dish somewhere near Bath.
*One of the characteristics of the English language which most irritates me is the lack of a proper autonomous form. The choice is between somewhat like the above phrase and "they say..."