Celebrating tradition with Stargazy Pie, A unique British dish

The video explores the tradition of Star Gazy Pie, a unique dish from a fishing village. It begins with an introduction to various pies, leading to the legend of Tom Bocox, a fisherman who saved his village by catching fish during a storm. The video then provides a detailed recipe for making Star Gazy Pie, highlighting its unique presentation with fish heads and tails protruding from the crust. Finally, it discusses the annual celebration of Tom Bocox night, where the pie is shared with thousands of visitors, and concludes with a tasting session.

What is the unique feature of the Star Gazy Pie that surprises many?

• It contains cherries and apples.

• It is made with chocolate.

• It is served cold.

• It has a fish head sticking out.

What event does the Star Gazy Pie commemorate?

• Tom Bocox's brave fishing expedition.

• A local festival celebrating summer.

• The opening of a new pub.

• The discovery of a new fish species.

How many different kinds of fish did Tom Bocox catch according to the legend?

• Six

• Eight

• Five

• Seven

What is one of the key ingredients used in the Star Gazy Pie?

• Grated eggs

• Caramel sauce

• Chocolate chips

• Almonds

On which date is the Star Gazy Pie traditionally given away to celebrate Tom Bocox night?

• December 21st

• December 25th

• December 31st

• December 23rd