I had one egg on top of a fried rice with beef.
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I had one egg on top of a fried rice with beef.
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I'd have to risk the trip to the hospital/morgue and go for Mike's 5 eggs + cheese + bacon breakfast bucket.
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Sausages are Manston's Pork & Leek, from Greens.
That was breakfast as I like it. :D
Nice crispy edges on your egg.
That might just be the best job I've ever done of frying an egg. :D
I remember Headworx used to insist that eggs fried in a covered pan with a shed load of butter was the way to go.
In other words, French style.
Almost poached in butter rather than fried.
No for me - had an oeuf of that.
Small portion that Ciz, you on a diet?
I'll raise you my full monty, might have some jam on toast for dessert..
Boom..
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Great stuff Chitty. Not sure about beans and toms on one plate, but the full English really is the king of breakfasts. :UK:
Where's the black pudding though?
I went to Vilnius recently and found a little Indian gaff run by an Indian fella predominantly for the plethora of Indian students there. I had a couple of cracking curries and on the last day stopped by to pick up a brunch of masala dosa and a Chettinad chicken curry.
I don't do dosas after 12, so it's definitely up there with my favourite breakfasts in the world.
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British number 1, obviously, followed by Sarawak laksa, masala dosa, and Greek pastries and coffee fighting it out for 2nd place. :)
And anyone have an idea what that stuff under the beans and tomotoes is?
I havent a scoobie.
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You fry them, twit.
But start with fresh, not a can that's supposed to be for making spaghetti sauce.
Let's ask ourselves a question.
Whose cuisine is famous and admired the world over?
British or Italian?
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See, no contest. We know what to do with tomatoes. :UK:
Nice, you can get those sausages at Central Plaza in Korat and they also make a great sausage, egg and chips... with peas. The only problem I've found with buying frozen sausages in Thailand is that sometimes the fat has gone a bit stale tasting because they've been in the freezer for so long.
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Just put on 5 kg reading this thread..
Some good products once one can stomach going out to Hang fudgin' Dong. :)
But talk about how not to run a shop for in-store customers. Different products thrown all over the place in the freezer. More various stock scattered under the freezer trays than on top of them. Most without prices. It would surely only take 15 minutes to clean, clear and arrange them properly.