Monday
- Porridge with warm berries and toasted seedscreamy oats · warm berries · toasted seeds

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A region of England
Flat, rich farmland and a long North Sea coast. Much of England's grain, sugar beet and vegetables grows here.
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What people eat here
Small brown crabs caught off the Norfolk coast around Cromer, dressed and eaten cold with bread and butter.
Oysters have been farmed in the creeks around Colchester and Mersea Island in Essex for centuries.
Plain dumplings of flour and water, cooked on top of a stew.
Colman's mustard was made in and around Norwich for about two hundred years, from mustard grown on Norfolk farms.
Asparagus from late April to June, crab from spring into autumn, and Fenland celery from October to Christmas.
Fenland celery, grown in the dark peat soil of the Fens, is a protected food name. Norfolk and Suffolk grow barley, sugar beet, potatoes and asparagus.
Seven days, seven menus
A week to cook at home that suits East of England and its seasons, using only recipes on this site. Each day reads in the order you eat.
We have no recipe yet for crab or Norfolk dumplings.
Facts checked on 27 October 2026.