The word "hotpot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dish consisting of a simmering pot of stock in the middle of a table, in which ingredients such as meats, vegetables, dumplings, noodles, and other items are cooked. For example, "We had a delicious hotpot dinner last night."
Hai Di Lao, a hotpot restaurant chain, deals with one of its biggest problems recruiting and retaining young people to train as branch managers by offering them housing, schooling for their children and trips abroad.
Coronation Street condensed If you've ever felt a burning need to relive Alan Bradley being run over by that tram, the ins and outs of Ken Barlow's love life, or you simply miss Betty Driver's hotpot and Ena Sharples's hairnet, then good news!
Nicely bred and quietly backed, he shaped with tremendous promise on his debut against a Nicky Henderson hotpot in a bumper at Ayr in April.
"It's still a gastronomic hotpot, the temple, the pyramid capstone.
Growing up in the northwest, I ate hotpot on a regular basis – and theirs is the best thing in the world.
The irony of being associated with Coronation Street, and more particularly with hotpot, Betty Williams' speciality dish in the Rovers Return, does not escape Driver.
Heartier dishes include Lancashire hotpot with pickled cabbage and rib of Dexter beef with sarladaise potatoes for four or six.
I do a good hotpot and sweet and sour chicken.
Britain has a pantheon of genuinely original regional dishes: the Yorkshire pudding, Cornish pasty, Cumberland sausage, Lancashire hotpot and Bakewell tart.
It serves traditional British pub grub such as hotpot and fish pie, but done by a Michelin-starred chef, Nigel Haworth, who also owns it.
Chef Christopher Wicks gives spring lamb an intriguing accompaniment of onion soubise, hotpot lamb offal, oyster and lavender jus at Bell's Diner, 1-3 YoRoadoad, Bristol (0117-924 0357; bellsdiner.com).
