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Lancashire hotpots

Lancashire hotpots is the plural of Lancashire hotpot.

Meaning of Lancashire hotpot

Noun

Lancashire hotpot (countable and uncountable, plural Lancashire hotpots)

  1. A stew of lamb or mutton and onions topped with sliced potatoes.
    • The famous "Lancashire hotpot" is made thus, though with slight variations. The cutlets are trimmed, seasoned, and laid in first into the lightly buttered "pot," then a good layer of seasoned sliced kidneys, very thinly sliced onion, bearded oysters, and sliced, parboiled potatoes, sprinkling this...1902, S. Beaty-Pownall, editor, The "Queen" Cookery Books: Volume 5, Meats and Game, page 85

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What is Lancashire hotpots the plural of?
Lancashire hotpots is the plural of Lancashire hotpot.

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