As Betty Driver, who played Betty Williams on Coronation Street, was a vegetarian, I think we can say with some authority that there is absolutely no horse meat in Betty's Hot Pot. Nay, neigh, nay.
In fact, there's no meat at all.
Here's a vegan recipe version of Betty's HotPot at the PETA website.
For the full meat version of the recipe, click here.
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1 comment:
Glad to hear it! Although I think it would make an amusing storyline if Norris felt that there was horse meat in one of the Rover's hotpots.
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