How about something really heart-warming like a Chicken and leek pie?

I do second wine~o 's suggestion of a Sunday roast though...hmmmm beef!

Welcome to the forum Andaluz Chef 

When I think of traditional English foods I think of...

*'Roast Dinners ' on a Sunday
*Full English breakfast ...although to me a 'full english breakfast should also include fried bread .
*Fish and Chips
*Bangers and mash ( sausages and mashed potato ) often served these days with an onion gravey
*Steak and Ale Pie
*Pork Pie
*Cornish Pasty
*Bedfordshire Clanger
*Lancashire hotpot
*Cottage pie (made with beef)
*Shepherds pie (made wth lamb)
*Stargazzey pie
*Bubble and Squeek
*Liver and onions
*Game Pie
*Toad in the hole
*ploughmans lunch ... bread cheese and pickles
*different breads like the cottage loaf , milk bread
*Scones with Strawberry jam and clotted cream
*Steamed puddings
*Apple pie
*Fruit crumble's
*jelly and icecream
*Junket
*Eves pudding
*Sussex pond pudding
*Knickerbocker Glory
*Queen of puddings
*spotted dick
*Bakewell tart
*jam rolypoly
*syllabub
*summer pudding
*trifle

I could go on for ages as these are all dishes that have been around for many years and many of them now have a protected status.

British cuisine has been changing rapidly and Chicken Tikka Masala is a mre modern addition to the list.

As for Vegetarians, when I was growing up and not wanting to eat meat , I was considered weird, if ever I went to a restaurant I was considered a huge problem and was mostly given an omelet to eat .. beleive me I have eaten some really bad omlets in my time ... then there was a phase of giving vegetarians a baked potsto filled with cheese and not much else.. then came the era of the little tart ..now there are more vegetarians around and there are pasta dishes and risottos .
I dont think being vegetarian featured much at all in traditional English food from years ago but nowadays vegetarians age generaly given a couple of choiceson a menu.

Really thanx to everyone you have been a great help the difficult part is wich to chooce from all these lovely dishes because they all sound great!!! thanx again

Andaluz Chef wrote:

Hi everyone,
I´m studying to become a Chef in Granada (Spain) and I have to make a full menu of traditional english food. I hope someone could give me a hand sending recipes. Thanx in advance and happy new year.

sorry Goose , no ginger pig or borough market , as you see Granada is where Andaluz Chef lives !