Thread: New Addition to British Cuisine!

Originally Posted by Troy

Baked beans: An American perspective on English Breakfast – The Oxford Student

It probably took a couple of days to get used to it...

...and a bit longer to get used to a cup of tea.

The writer might take a look at the calorie count on the side of the tin.

Originally Posted by Switch

wholemeal toast and poached eggs,

In Asia?

That's like baked beans on toast for breakfast in Snubbles new world

As for trying and educating over a 6 month period at numerous establishments to get donkey eggs and soldiers, well that's a whole new ball park

Originally Posted by DrWilly

what’s that monstrosity?

TEFLER breakfast

Originally Posted by sabang

Huevos rancheros

Looks like shakshouka (which is awesome).

The huevos rancheros that I've had in my beloved Mexico look more like...

True.

The point stands though.

snubby makes blanket statements that aren't correct, and will never back down when it's pointed out to him.

Which can be pretty funny.

Also a Mexican breakfast that has been adapted for gringo's, via the Tex/Mex route.

A perfectly valid comparison- beans for breakfast! Nothing wrong with it either. I have knocked up a version myself, using canned beans, some chilli powder, herbs and onions. Quite OK.

Originally Posted by sabang

I have knocked up a version myself, using canned beans, some chilli powder, herbs and onions. Quite OK.

Give me a break, it satisfied you and only you.

Well, two of us. I wouldn't try to peddle it in a New Mexico roadhouse. Forgot to mention- I added some 'jus' from a tin of tomatoes. Haute cuisine.

Originally Posted by sabang

Huevos rancheros

Nothing close in flavor to a can of Heinz beans, FFS. Another absurd comparison.

Originally Posted by cyrille

snubby makes blanket statements that aren't correct

What I said has now been misconstrued by you and others. My point was that the hash brown bean concoction in the OP was not American because it isn't and that is because Americans do not eat Heinz beans because they don't. Visit America and see for yourself. You are only making yourself look stupid by trying to prove otherwise.

Peeled plummed tomatoes on a breakfast with baked beans and mushrooms is a decent Vegan American breakfast!
Often served up in the UK with an Americana coffee and almond milk.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Nothing close in flavor to a can of Heinz beans, FFS.

Post up your breaky pic from Korea town then and prove us wrong.
Coz as it stands we all think you live on Five Guys burgers and wild salmon

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Coz as it stands we all think you live on Five Guys burgers and wild salmon

Who is we? It was Dilly that last posted pics from Five Guys. I haven't eaten there in at least two years. Salmon just the other day and it was divine.



That is what real wild salmon looks like before I cooked it.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Peeled plummed tomatoes

...I'm guessing you meant "plumbed"...

Originally Posted by cyrille

And I see you've changed your story again.

There is no story and nothing has changed.

So MCD don't sell hash browns in amerka? Golly gosh.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Who is we? It was Dilly that last posted pics from Five Guys. I haven't eaten there in at least two years. Salmon just the other day and it was divine.



That is what real wild salmon looks like before I cooked it.

And this is what your Grindr date looked like before you met it

Originally Posted by YourDaddy

And this is what your Grindr date looked like before you met it

More sad repetition from the forum loser of a lifetime. When are you going to make the swan dive?

Originally Posted by bsnub

More sad repetition from the forum loser of a lifetime. When are you going to make the swan dive?

And this is how dick looks like after he joins Thailand's liveliest forum

(4:08am in Seattle)

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Peeled plummed tomatoes on a breakfast with baked beans and mushrooms is a decent Vegan American breakfast!

Peeled plum tomatoes and bacon in a bap or cob reminds me of early shift breakfasts at work...worth getting up early for.

Originally Posted by Troy

Peeled plum tomatoes and bacon in a bap or cob reminds me of early shift breakfasts at work...worth getting up early for.

Yep, I can almost taste it.

It's been years since I bought some tinned plum tomatoes, gonna go on this weeks list along with hash brown filled baked beans.

The anticipation...

Originally Posted by Joe 90

The anticipation...

The expectation almost ever meets the reality. It don't forget the photos of your disaster.