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Home chefs share recipes to cook a roast and shed light on the age-old tradition

Days after the Bristol pub The Tavern announced a four-year waitlist for their famous Sunday roast, we help you enjoy versions of the classic at city diners, how to make it yourself, and also have chefs explain why it is a celebratory dish

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The Bank Tavern’s special Sunday roast

The Bank Tavern’s special Sunday roast

It began as a weekly family tradition in the British Isles, when people would gather post their Sunday church routine for a large meal. To imagine that the practice of Sunday roast would grow so popular as to force The Bristol pub, The Bank Tavern, to close their reservations for four years is unimaginable. Their popular Sunday menu consists of a 30-day-aged rare b**f, slow-cooked pork belly, honey and rosemary roasted leg of lamb and a vegetable lentil loaf.
While it is an English tradition, the island’s historic connection to the Subcontinent has led to the tradition acquiring its own flavours. A couple of home chefs explain the draw of this traditional weekend repast.

The facade of the Bristol pub. Pics Courtesy/TwitterThe facade of the Bristol pub. Pics Courtesy/Twitter

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