What is the autumnal feast based around in the UK ? (reddthat.com)

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Is there some sort of fall holiday that I am ignorant of for the English, Scottish, Welsh, Irish, Manx, Picts, Italian*, et cetera, to gather and chow with the family over the harvest ?

* i've hears some people in the UK say that their family can traced to the Roman invasion so I count them as Italian.

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[-] Emperor@feddit.uk 3 points 1 year ago

On traditional foods at this time of year... you might throw a few baking potatoes into the ashes of a bonfire. Here in the North we have soul cakes and parkin.

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