The Great Breakfast photo thread

[BrabusMog]

48k said:

Sausage patty, plastic cheese and a poachie on a potato rosti

You poach a good egg. Is that a tesco pattie or an Aldi? Looks great.

[grumbledoak]

DoubleD said:

I would imagine that a fry up would be healthier than that lot.

[anonymous-user]

Pancetta, peppers and eggs. Touch of garlic, drained off fat to make it more healthy..

[Bonefish Blues]

48k said:

Sausage patty, plastic cheese and a poachie on a potato rosti

Very nice, should probably be plural, but hey

[48k]

BrabusMog said:

48k said:

Sausage patty, plastic cheese and a poachie on a potato rosti

You poach a good egg. Is that a tesco pattie or an Aldi? Looks great.

Thanks. The eggs are from my chickens so easy to poach without any messing around with swirling or vinegar or clingfilm nonsense. The sausages are "Old Time" from my local butcher, I split the skins take the mixture out and form them in to patties.

[FiF]

48k said:

BrabusMog said:

48k said:

Sausage patty, plastic cheese and a poachie on a potato rosti

You poach a good egg. Is that a tesco pattie or an Aldi? Looks great.

Thanks. The eggs are from my chickens so easy to poach without any messing around with swirling or vinegar or clingfilm nonsense. The sausages are "Old Time" from my local butcher, I split the skins take the mixture out and form them in to patties.

Every time I see poached eggs from home brewed chickens tend to start scoping out where to put a chicken coop and run. Then reality sets in, the dog would scare them into not laying one suspects.

[berlintaxi]

FiF said:

48k said:

BrabusMog said:

48k said:

Sausage patty, plastic cheese and a poachie on a potato rosti

You poach a good egg. Is that a tesco pattie or an Aldi? Looks great.

Thanks. The eggs are from my chickens so easy to poach without any messing around with swirling or vinegar or clingfilm nonsense. The sausages are "Old Time" from my local butcher, I split the skins take the mixture out and form them in to patties.

Every time I see poached eggs from home brewed chickens tend to start scoping out where to put a chicken coop and run. Then reality sets in, the dog would scare them into not laying one suspects.

Reality is the chickens would probably scare the crap out of the dog, had chickens and dogs together and no issues with laying, chickens are one tough MF, scared of nothing.

[48k]

FiF said:

Every time I see poached eggs from home brewed chickens tend to start scoping out where to put a chicken coop and run. Then reality sets in, the dog would scare them into not laying one suspects.

We've got four border collies and they're scared of the chickens. The only thing they go near them for is their "output" which they adore rather too much

[BrabusMog]

48k said:

BrabusMog said:

48k said:

Sausage patty, plastic cheese and a poachie on a potato rosti

You poach a good egg. Is that a tesco pattie or an Aldi? Looks great.

Thanks. The eggs are from my chickens so easy to poach without any messing around with swirling or vinegar or clingfilm nonsense. The sausages are "Old Time" from my local butcher, I split the skins take the mixture out and form them in to patties.

Awesome, it just goes to show that the more effort you put in the greater the end product

[wobert]

Aldi smoked streaky bacon, on two home-grown poached eggs, all on toasted sourdough....oh and a cup of tea!



Proper bright orange yolks.....or what’s left...

Edited by wobert on Saturday 31st August 12:37

[CharlesdeGaulle]

wobert said:

Aldi smoked streaky bacon, on two home-grown poached eggs, all on toasted sourdough....oh and a cup of tea!

I'm struggling to think of a smart-arse critical comment about that. Really nice-looking breakfast with a welcome lack of sauces. Gold star for you old chap.

[BrabusMog]

Been some strong breakies this weekend! Woberts looks tip top.

[Mr Roper]

A lot better than the first time I went here. Sausages are still woeful but the rest was pretty much spot on.
£8.90 with a tea.

[Bonefish Blues]

CharlesdeGaulle said:

wobert said:

Aldi smoked streaky bacon, on two home-grown poached eggs, all on toasted sourdough....oh and a cup of tea!

I'm struggling to think of a smart-arse critical comment about that. Really nice-looking breakfast with a welcome lack of sauces. Gold star for you old chap.

Other than the obvious back, not streaky bacon, that's stellar

[Lemming Train]

The egg is clearly Tesco Value range and probably tasted like it, but other than that it looks decent enough. £9 seems steep to me.

[DoubleD]

Lemming Train said:

The egg is clearly Tesco Value range and probably tasted like it, but other than that it looks decent enough. £9 seems steep to me.

It will be about £2.50 worth of ingredients to put that together.

[wobert]

Bonefish Blues said:

CharlesdeGaulle said:

wobert said:

Aldi smoked streaky bacon, on two home-grown poached eggs, all on toasted sourdough....oh and a cup of tea!

I'm struggling to think of a smart-arse critical comment about that. Really nice-looking breakfast with a welcome lack of sauces. Gold star for you old chap.

Other than the obvious back, not streaky bacon, that's stellar

Thanks for the compliments folks....

It was streaky.....

[Bonefish Blues]

[BrabusMog]

The problem with staying in a a hotel which mainly caters for German people is a lack of some key breakfast staples, it seems this is about as good as I can get, although cold ham on the side of an omelette is actually quite complimentary.

[Cotty]

Mr Roper said:

A lot better than the first time I went here. Sausages are still woeful but the rest was pretty much spot on.
£8.90 with a tea.

Looks good apart from the tomatoes. Never been anywhere that serves them to try them and I am not likely to eat a whole tin on my own. I wonder if its a regional thing.