The Great Breakfast photo thread (Vol. 2)

[Bonefish Blues]

Any steam engine drivers around who can do a full shovel breakfast?

They would win the thread

[Greendubber]

Bonefish Blues said:

Any steam engine drivers around who can do a full shovel breakfast?

They would win the thread

My family has a narrow gauge steam railway and we've done the shovel breakfast thing. Tasted a bit crap to be honest!

[Bonefish Blues]

Greendubber said:

Bonefish Blues said:

Any steam engine drivers around who can do a full shovel breakfast?

They would win the thread

My family has a narrow gauge steam railway and we've done the shovel breakfast thing. Tasted a bit crap to be honest!

I think it transcends taste!

[Sticks.]

BrabusMog said:

that’s some sandwich!

Bacon roll for me.

See how the roll is open? That is it crying out for sausages.

[BrabusMog]

Sticks. said:

BrabusMog said:

that’s some sandwich!

Bacon roll for me.

See how the roll is open? That is it crying out for sausages.

Sausages aren't very good where I am, not in a breakfast roll anyway. Normal service will be resumed at the weekend.

[FiF]

No photo but can recommend diced fried Spam, mixed into baked beans, on toast, topped with ssu fried egg.

The Spam / beans combo definitely surpasses the proprietary Heinz beans / sausage offering. Positions self in council thread.

[Gone a bit AMG]

A wonderful start to Friday.

Tesco sausage patties, cheese, hash browns, egg, brown.

The patties were very heavy on the sage which I like but some clearly won’t. Need to revisit the Aldi ones to pick a favourite.

[Gone a bit AMG]

[Laurel Green]

[BrabusMog]

Gone a bit AMG said:

I'd swap the hash browns for bacon but that still looks epic!

[Mr Roper]

My chickens have been laying some belters lately.

[Mr Roper]

Cotty said:

Nice, where do you get your black pudding from, looks like it has big chunks of fat in it.

Butchers local to me. Homemade and bloody lovely.

http://rikkilloyd.co.uk/

[Bonefish Blues]

Mr Roper said:

Cotty said:

Nice, where do you get your black pudding from, looks like it has big chunks of fat in it.

Butchers local to me. Homemade and bloody lovely.

http://rikkilloyd.co.uk/

I see what you did there

[Short Grain]

tobinen said:

Cotty said:

Other than one tomato fewer, and the hope that diagonal toast was close-by with a sturdy mug of tea - yes please indeed.

Sorry, tinned plum toms would make that for me, just the toms, not too much juice, way more flavour than fried toms! Would wolf the rest down though!!

[miniman]

Fry in a box.

[loskie]

that looks nice, loving the crockery too.

[ChevronB19]

Bad picture, but this was lovely (bacon obscured, but wonderful, and yes, the sausages were cooked). Bit steep at £11 quid though.

Cafe in Cranston’s butchers, Penrith.

[HM-2]

ChevronB19 said:

Bad picture, but this was lovely (bacon obscured, but wonderful, and yes, the sausages were cooked). Bit steep at £11 quid though.

Cafe in Cranston’s butchers, Penrith.

I can fully believe the sausages actually being good because the colour balance of everything seems completely out of whack. Not a fan of the solitary hash brown, they need to be in multiples of two, tomato needed more cooking, and it does seem a bit mean for over a tenner.

[bolidemichael]

For today's jambalaya we have a right old eclectic blend of passably breakfast items, finished off with conjones for SJ.

[RC1807]

Yeah, that's, err, quite an "if it's" breakfast.
As in, "if it's in the fridge, it'll go on the plate".