5 posts in and even the neighbours are having a fag......5 posts in and there's already 2 people I'm going to put on ignore
What goes on your perfect full English?
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Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret
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There are 2 types of fry up you can get in London. The first will have artisan sausages, brown sourdough toast, tomatoes on the vine, mushrooms cooked with garlic and parsley, beans in a little pot and dry cure bacon. You will get precious little change out of a tenner.
The second will have sausages that you are scared to eat and will be cooked by a man with a fag on the go in an ominously stained apron. You will get precious little change out of a tenner.
The second will have sausages that you are scared to eat and will be cooked by a man with a fag on the go in an ominously stained apron. You will get precious little change out of a tenner.
FatFrank
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Even cooked tomatoes are a push for me - its just the texture, there is nothing to them. I wouldn't have beans either to be fair.
A blummin' good field mushroom, scrambled egg and a load of pork with salted butter on sourdough toast and a builders brew.
The Brexit Breakfast.
A blummin' good field mushroom, scrambled egg and a load of pork with salted butter on sourdough toast and a builders brew.
The Brexit Breakfast.
BoroinBuxton
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I might try that. Never thought about it before!
Anybody4aBeer
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Not a fan of Pease Pudding, but I dont mind a Piece of Freshly cooked Beetroot on my breakfast though, while its nice and warm. Not very traditional mind
ForssAwakens
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Sounds interesting, found a love for beetroot recently
Anybody4aBeer
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Goes lovely with Bacon
2 Well done pork sausages
2 rashers back bacon not over cooked but fat edge crispy
Button mushrooms well cooked in olive oil and butter
2 fried free range or golden yolked eggs, yolks slightly runny in the middle
2 half slices of thin white bread, very well toasted bordering burnt to make a bacon sandwich.
Small amount of brown sauce
Glass of fresh orange juice
Then Milky coffee with another round of well done toast with either shredless orange marmalade or apricot conserve.
2 rashers back bacon not over cooked but fat edge crispy
Button mushrooms well cooked in olive oil and butter
2 fried free range or golden yolked eggs, yolks slightly runny in the middle
2 half slices of thin white bread, very well toasted bordering burnt to make a bacon sandwich.
Small amount of brown sauce
Glass of fresh orange juice
Then Milky coffee with another round of well done toast with either shredless orange marmalade or apricot conserve.
Centralscrutinizer
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It's no ordinary bacon sandwich all elements have to be in place, bacon crispy, toast well done and small amount of yolk spread over the bacon fold in half and one corner dipped in the brown sauce. DeliciousIncorporating a bacon sandwich into your breakfast, simple but brilliant
Maury_Povich
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The concoction that is unleashed from my bowels after a fried breakfast is other worldly.
Littlejimmy
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This post is making me hungry. Would go for everything on the first post but replace hash browns with fried bread. I have heart disease but haven't been killed by it just yet, so I should probably not (and don't) eat this so often.
Quicksilvera
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I am really craving an English breakfast but I like to mix it up a bit with a bit of ireland and Scotland thrown in.
2x bacon
2x pork and leek sausages
1x poached egg
1x boiled egg
1x Haggis round
1x white pudding
Spaghetti hoops
Thinly sliced cooked tomato
2x thick cut white sourdough toast
I haven’t had a full English in a couple of years now, I’ll be having one on Sunday morning!
2x bacon
2x pork and leek sausages
1x poached egg
1x boiled egg
1x Haggis round
1x white pudding
Spaghetti hoops
Thinly sliced cooked tomato
2x thick cut white sourdough toast
I haven’t had a full English in a couple of years now, I’ll be having one on Sunday morning!
If you like haggis and or Lorne sausage then it's a Scottish breakfast. No baked beans, Champions League vs the English version which is second division.
Centralscrutinizer
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Started dreaming of breakfast ideas after this thread and then googled one of my fantasies... it came up
Quicksilvera
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Is that the flat sausage? That stuff is rank and shouldn’t be called a sausage! Haggis is unbelievable though.
Centralscrutinizer
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I'm scared of looking for a Full English Breakfast Parmo. If it existed I think I'd be overcome by emotion.
Bororeddaz
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The ship at Redmarshall do one
With a fried egg