Anglo-Indian means something specific (and different) in India, but I’m guessing in the UK it means Indian influenced food that’s considered British now? So kedgeree, tika masala, and so on?
ETA: Wikipedia on Anglo-Indian food
In India, Anglo-indians are people of British heritage who stayed on after independence, and the food they cook, which is a lot of adapted British and Indian food with cross-influences, is called Anglo-Indian food.
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On my list so far if British food wins:
Shepherds pie
Fish pie
Roast beef (or lamb) with Yorkshire pudding
Shortbread
Sponge cake
Trifle
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The interesting thing is how many variations are possible in each of your categories.
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Now, now it needs to win! 
I’m still deciding which to vote. 
if you cook me one of those, I might be able to help. 
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This is getting painful lol, let’s just vote already! 
I’ve cast my vote…
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October is here and we have a clear winner with BRITISH! Shepherd’s pie, here I come!
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