Traditional Cooking

noun a familiar term for a grandmother

• The elderly woman is commonly referred to as a granny by her grandchildren.
• My granny makes the best apple pie in town.
• I'm going to visit my g-ma this weekend.
• The old oak tree in the backyard is like a granny, providing shade and comfort to all.

noun Any of various European coins of small denomination

• The medieval merchant paid for his goods with a groat.
• I found a groat in my pocket while doing laundry.
• I'm broke, I don't have a single groat to my name.
• His promises are not worth a groat, they always fall through.

noun a type of food

• The traditional British dish, rag pudding, consists of suet pastry filled with meat and vegetables.
• My grandma makes the best rag pudding in town - it's always a hit at family gatherings.
• I could really go for some rag pudding right now, it's so comforting and delicious.
• The rag pudding of life is filled with a mix of good and bad experiences, just like the dish itself.