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A great port city, whose sailors brought home a stew that became its name.
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What people eat here
A stew of beef or lamb with potatoes, carrots and onions. It comes from lobscouse, a sailors' stew, and gave Liverpool's people the name Scousers. Blind scouse has no meat.
Liverpool's Chinese community, around Nelson Street and its great arch, is one of the oldest in Europe. It grew from sailors on the shipping lines in the 1800s.
A dense, sticky bread pudding, a cheap sweet treat made from leftover bread.
Shrimps from Morecambe Bay to the north and fish landed along the coast.
Root vegetables for Scouse all through the colder months; salad and new potatoes in summer.
The Wirral and West Lancashire farmland around the city grows potatoes, carrots and salad.
Seven days, seven menus
A week to cook at home that suits Liverpool and its seasons, using only recipes on this site. Each day reads in the order you eat.
We have no recipe yet for Scouse or wet nelly.
Facts checked on 27 October 2026.