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I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
zakelwe said:
I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Potatoes have no place on an English beakfast plate.It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
dazco said:
zakelwe said:
I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Potatoes have no place on an English beakfast plate.It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
OnTheOverrun said:
dazco said:
zakelwe said:
I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Potatoes have no place on an English beakfast plate.It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Bacon, 4 rashers, with rind, smoked, fried until fat browns.
Sausages, 3 x cumberland, browned.
Mushrooms, 2 x big ones, flash fried.
Tomato, 1, fried with the shrooms.
Eggs, 2 x fried in the gunk from bacon, sausages etc. Runny yolk, a bit of 'residual stuff' on the white.
Forgive me now, but, American 'country-style' hash browns. These are the ones comprised of grated potato in a heap.
Brown sauce.
Toast on the side. Buttered.
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
dazco said:
zakelwe said:
I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Potatoes have no place on an English beakfast plate.It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Bacon, 4 rashers, with rind, smoked, fried until fat browns.
Sausages, 3 x cumberland, browned.
Mushrooms, 2 x big ones, flash fried.
Tomato, 1, fried with the shrooms.
Eggs, 2 x fried in the gunk from bacon, sausages etc. Runny yolk, a bit of 'residual stuff' on the white.
Forgive me now, but, American 'country-style' hash browns. These are the ones comprised of grated potato in a heap.
Brown sauce.
Toast on the side. Buttered.
OnTheOverrun said:
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
dazco said:
zakelwe said:
I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Potatoes have no place on an English beakfast plate.It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Bacon, 4 rashers, with rind, smoked, fried until fat browns.
Sausages, 3 x cumberland, browned.
Mushrooms, 2 x big ones, flash fried.
Tomato, 1, fried with the shrooms.
Eggs, 2 x fried in the gunk from bacon, sausages etc. Runny yolk, a bit of 'residual stuff' on the white.
Forgive me now, but, American 'country-style' hash browns. These are the ones comprised of grated potato in a heap.
Brown sauce.
Toast on the side. Buttered.
grumbledoak said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Odd looking bacon. Did you boil it?
No. Next!Cheeky bugger. It is back, grilled 'til just done (I can't see the point in grilling bacon into Frazzles). Removing the rind took off the customary fatty end-bit, but I figured "fk it, I've got four".
How long has your missus had you on this low fat diet then?
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
dazco said:
zakelwe said:
I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Potatoes have no place on an English beakfast plate.It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Bacon, 4 rashers, with rind, smoked, fried until fat browns.
Sausages, 3 x cumberland, browned.
Mushrooms, 2 x big ones, flash fried.
Tomato, 1, fried with the shrooms.
Eggs, 2 x fried in the gunk from bacon, sausages etc. Runny yolk, a bit of 'residual stuff' on the white.
Forgive me now, but, American 'country-style' hash browns. These are the ones comprised of grated potato in a heap.
Brown sauce.
Toast on the side. Buttered.
OnTheOverrun said:
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
dazco said:
zakelwe said:
I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Potatoes have no place on an English beakfast plate.It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Bacon, 4 rashers, with rind, smoked, fried until fat browns.
Sausages, 3 x cumberland, browned.
Mushrooms, 2 x big ones, flash fried.
Tomato, 1, fried with the shrooms.
Eggs, 2 x fried in the gunk from bacon, sausages etc. Runny yolk, a bit of 'residual stuff' on the white.
Forgive me now, but, American 'country-style' hash browns. These are the ones comprised of grated potato in a heap.
Brown sauce.
Toast on the side. Buttered.
Tea, white, one, please.
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Papoo said:
OnTheOverrun said:
dazco said:
zakelwe said:
I can see this turning into a quantity v quality battle. I'm debating which to go for this weekend, probably quantity
It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Potatoes have no place on an English beakfast plate.It's an interesting point about what goes into a full English. Eggs, sausage and bacon are a given, but after that do you have to have beans or a tomato? Even more suspect is any sort of potato ???? I should have done a university study in it, at least I would have been a well fed student then.
Andy
Bacon, 4 rashers, with rind, smoked, fried until fat browns.
Sausages, 3 x cumberland, browned.
Mushrooms, 2 x big ones, flash fried.
Tomato, 1, fried with the shrooms.
Eggs, 2 x fried in the gunk from bacon, sausages etc. Runny yolk, a bit of 'residual stuff' on the white.
Forgive me now, but, American 'country-style' hash browns. These are the ones comprised of grated potato in a heap.
Brown sauce.
Toast on the side. Buttered.
Tea, white, one, please.
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