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Staffordshire Lobby is a traditional dish from North Staffordshire. It was originally eaten by Potters who were poor and didn't always have enough money for fresh ingredients. Lobby has no official recipe because it is known as an all in one recipe where the ingredients were simply 'lobbed' into a pot. The traditional lobby contained leftover meat, bones, diced onion and other vegetables.
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What is the county town of staffordshire?
The county town of Staffordshire is Stafford.
When was Staffordshire Police created?
Staffordshire Police was created in 1968.
When did Staffordshire Yeomanry end?
Staffordshire Yeomanry ended in 1973.
What is the area of Staffordshire?
The area of Staffordshire is 2,713 square kilometers.
When did Staffordshire Regiment end?
Staffordshire Regiment ended in 2007.
When was Staffordshire Regiment created?
Staffordshire Regiment was created in 1959.
When did Staffordshire Mercury end?
Staffordshire Mercury ended in 1848.
When was Staffordshire Mercury created?
Staffordshire Mercury was created in 1824.
Where was the staffordshire hoard found?
Staffordshire Hoard was created in 2009.
When was Staffordshire Yeomanry created?
Staffordshire Yeomanry was created in 1794.
Where does staffordshire get its name from?
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier gets its name from the county in England in which it was developed. The county, Staffordshire, is in central England.
Where is Alton Towers in Ireland?
It is a theme park in Staffordshire Moorlands, England, about 30 miles (50 km) north of Birmingham. It is the UK's second-most-popular resort park, and has monorails, skyrides, and various amusement rides and features. Since March, 2007, it has been owned by Nick Leslau and his investment firm, Prestbury.
