meat and two veg
British dinner staple
Meat and two veg is a British term for a traditional meal of meat served with two vegetable sides, typically potatoes and another vegetable: We had the standard meat and two veg.
The phrase represents plain, unpretentious home cooking.
In slang, it refers to male genitalia—the penis and testicles.
roast
Dry-heat cooking method
peas · mashed · beef · dinner · plate · traditional · hearty · Sunday roast · homestyle · pub grub
genitals
Reproductive organs
package · bits · family jewels · tackle · anatomy · member · euphemism · innuendo · British slang · double entendre
meat and two vegnouvelle cuisine
Lighter contemporary French gastronomy
haute cuisine · fine dining · molecular gastronomy · tasting menu · degustation
meat and two vegraw food
Meals served uncooked
salad · salad bowl · grain bowl · Buddha bowl