The Great Breakfast photo thread (Vol. 2)
Discussion
Bonefish Blues said:
HM-2 said:
Bonefish Blues said:
HM-2 said:
CharlesdeGaulle said:
43034 said:
Cheers. 16 tins of Guinness and a solitary bottle of Lager (after the Guinness ran out). Surprisingly fresh today!
Jesus! Impressive work. seyre1972 said:
Gluggy said:
Now that's made me want Sausage Sandwiches on sliced wholemeal for breakfast tomorrow now - 1 x HP and 1 x Devils sauce (Heinz Ketchup) Sausages cooked, then split and put face down in the flying pan to go crispy .....mmmmm Personally, I think that it's an outrage and completely contrary to the lovely juicy result of a slowly sizzled sausage.
bolidemichael said:
Now there's a topic for this week's discussion. My wife likes her sausages split and grilled so that they're crispy and now the children have expressed a preference for this too.
Personally, I think that it's an outrage and completely contrary to the lovely juicy result of a slowly sizzled sausage.
I find Cafe/cheaper sausages are better for this - of course @ home only the finest quality artisanal sausages are purchased - so don't get the same treatment. Personally, I think that it's an outrage and completely contrary to the lovely juicy result of a slowly sizzled sausage.
But then again fry/grill/ in the oven - what's your favourite way to cook them ..... ?
UTH said:
seyre1972 said:
I find Cafe/cheaper sausages are better for this - of course @ home only the finest quality artisanal sausages are purchased - so don't get the same treatment.
But then again fry/grill/ in the oven - what's your favourite way to cook them ..... ?
BBQ or slow fry. But then again fry/grill/ in the oven - what's your favourite way to cook them ..... ?
Sausages in a bun are fine whole.
Sausages on flat bread need to be sliced lengthways to afford them stability and ensure the structural integrity on the sandwich.
They also provide a solid substrate for other ingredients such as a fried egg, onions or even a slice of processed cheese if you feel your sarnie is at risk of being healthy.
Some people even interlock them with the sliced side down/up/down etc.
A whole sausage also causes uneven compression of the bread at the at the contact point, and sauce anarchy as it squirts out of the gaps.
I’m overthinking this aren’t I?
Sausages on flat bread need to be sliced lengthways to afford them stability and ensure the structural integrity on the sandwich.
They also provide a solid substrate for other ingredients such as a fried egg, onions or even a slice of processed cheese if you feel your sarnie is at risk of being healthy.
Some people even interlock them with the sliced side down/up/down etc.
A whole sausage also causes uneven compression of the bread at the at the contact point, and sauce anarchy as it squirts out of the gaps.
I’m overthinking this aren’t I?
bolidemichael said:
Perhaps not overthinking, as that's allowed, but overlooking... how about sausages that are consumed outside of a sandwich or roll environment?
In my opinion sandwich or roll - sliced and crisped.Part of a fry up, or a sausages chips and spaghetti hoops, just cooked properly and not cut up etc.
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