Crumpets
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Puggit

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49,641 posts

275 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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Just had the first crumpets of winter - properly prepared by toasting and adding butter and Marmite (can it get any better?).

Your suggestions for crumpet toppings please biggrin

tvrforever

3,196 posts

292 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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butter and raspberry jam - nuff said smile

madbadger

11,748 posts

271 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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For breakfast try Eggy Crumpets. lick

RichB

56,009 posts

311 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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madbadger said:
For breakfast try Eggy Crumpets. lick
Buttered crumpets and poached eggs...

i want an aero

642 posts

233 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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with butter and cheese

grumbledoak

32,501 posts

260 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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Just butter, 'shirley'. It's a tradition ( or an old charter, or something! wink )

Certainly, none of the suggestions so far sound better...

BigLepton

5,042 posts

228 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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grumbledoak said:
Just butter, 'shirley'. It's a tradition ( or an old charter, or something! wink )

Certainly, none of the suggestions so far sound better...
Agreed - enough butter to melt into and fill all the holes. If you must add something a small drizzle of golden syrup works quite well.

Roger645

1,792 posts

274 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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Melted Strong Cheddar & Marmite

ManicMushroom

1,885 posts

216 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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Melted Strong Cheddar & Bovril

Chocolate spread works well aswell

try Jam in a waffle, tis tasty smile

but for the good ol' no nonsense, just butter on a crumpet thats just gone past a bit crispy but not burnt or all crispy.

gotta love the crunch

Saied

1,575 posts

246 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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Grate some really strong (ideally vintage) cheddar, grind in plenty of black pepper and toss in a small quantity of dried chilli flakes. Give it a good mix.

Lightly toast the bare crumpets in a toaster, remove, then apply the grated cheese mix on top. Pop under a hot grill for a minute or two.

Melted cheese on crumpets with a real hot kick. yum

mically

1,204 posts

214 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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tiz be called pikelets
ya wee collection of heathens.

pikelets.

tiz all.

[nb: try them with cheese on!)


shirt

25,273 posts

228 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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tvrforever said:
butter and raspberry jam - nuff said smile
my breakfast this morning. super yum smile

okgo

41,882 posts

225 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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Saied said:
Grate some really strong (ideally vintage) cheddar, grind in plenty of black pepper and toss in a small quantity of dried chilli flakes. Give it a good mix.

Lightly toast the bare crumpets in a toaster, remove, then apply the grated cheese mix on top. Pop under a hot grill for a minute or two.

Melted cheese on crumpets with a real hot kick. yum
Jesus....

Sounds epic biggrin

Problem is we are then getting back to the issue of effort vs reward. 2 is not enough, I would need at least 4, that would probably take 15 mins. Not worth it I fear.

elle

2,056 posts

239 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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Philadelphia cream cheese cloud9 or Marmite

shirt

25,273 posts

228 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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i reckon garlic butter would work, or blue cheese butter. not for breakfast though unless you want to stink the office out!


staceyb

7,107 posts

251 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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Does anyone have a recipe to make your own crumpets? I've always fancied trying to make them but kind of got the impression that they were just something you bought rather than made.

okgo

41,882 posts

225 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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staceyb said:
Does anyone have a recipe to make your own crumpets? I've always fancied trying to make them but kind of got the impression that they were just something you bought rather than made.
They are so cheap is it even worth it?

dougc

8,241 posts

292 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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Boursin

MrOnTheRopes

1,656 posts

273 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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What's your preferred brand? Many can be too rubbery I've found.
The best by far, for me, are made by Warburtons.


shirt

25,273 posts

228 months

Monday 10th November 2008
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asda taste the difference this week. all butter, bot rubbery at all. would do a comparison but am in the midst of a mammmoth mince pie comparison smile