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Breakfasts
Campbell Brodie-
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searcher-
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What do fellow members consider a breakfast should contain, My ideal version of a full Scottish goes something like this.
Fried soda and tattie scone topped with fried eggs grilled Ayrshire middle bacon, blackpudding, lorne sausage+links , fried tomatoes and mushrooms and a wee slice of haggis if required lots of toast and strong tea [never coffee]
Fried soda and tattie scone topped with fried eggs grilled Ayrshire middle bacon, blackpudding, lorne sausage+links , fried tomatoes and mushrooms and a wee slice of haggis if required lots of toast and strong tea [never coffee]
innit-
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That sounds really healthy and good for anybody trying to lose weight
Perfectspecimen-
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Its Scottish Innit. Coffee toast and marmalade.
Gypsy-
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I'm with PS, coffee with a slice of toast (alternate one day Marmite, next day Ginger jam) not that I am a creature of habit 
Perfectspecimen-
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Not tried ginger jam. Is that Spanish?
Gypsy-
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No it's made by Duerrs in 'Manchester' 
but I get it from the Brit Warehouse in Buzanada. Yummy
but I get it from the Brit Warehouse in Buzanada. Yummy
innit-
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Perfectspecimen wrote:Not tried ginger jam. Is that Spanish?
Waitrose do one not sure about Morrisons you will have to ask Reg he's the expert on supermarkets
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Campbell Brodie-
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If I'm going for the fry-up, I like 2 x pork link sausages, 2 x slice non-streaky bacon. Tinned plum tomatoes, fried egg, tattie scone. I'll take a slice of haggis or some mushrooms if I'm really peckish. Also love my toast and thick shred orange marmalade. Cup of tea or coffee and a glass of fresh orange juice to refresh the mouth afterwards. Might take a crunchy nut cornflake cereal on another day if I'm not too hungry or I may take a plate of porridge with sugar sprinkled on top with a little milk poured on top. Can't be arsed with all that sawdust tasting muesli or a croissant, not proper breakfast food that...
Cruella de Vil-
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Where will you take all these things too Cam? :puzzled:
Campbell Brodie-
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Cruella de Vil wrote:Where will you take all these things too Cam?
The shortest distance between the fork/spoon and my mouth Cru!
Mjayt7-
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Best brekkie in Tenerife, in my opinion, is the chinese on the promenade at Puerto Colon.
Cruella de Vil-
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Spring rolls for breakfast? :puzzled:
Campbell Brodie-
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C'mon then Mike, I'm curious, what do you get for brekky in a Chinese? 
Mjayt7-
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The owner (I think) is Chinese, he's there from 8.30am until 10 at night most days. There is Chinese food available but plenty of other sorts and its all good stuff. Yorkshire bloke does the chucking in.
Cruella de Vil-
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Tofu on toast 
Campbell Brodie-
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Mjayt7 wrote:The owner (I think) is Chinese, he's there from 8.30am until 10 at night most days. There is Chinese food available but plenty of other sorts and its all good stuff. Yorkshire bloke does the chucking in.
Can you get a fry up in the Chinese then?
Gypsy-
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Is that this one? TD invited us to eat with him there one night but we were doing other things so didn´t make it.
Or is it the one that you can´t see here but it is under the arcade by Colon Beach. Never many people in there
Or is it the one that you can´t see here but it is under the arcade by Colon Beach. Never many people in there
Mermaid-
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sounds like a heart-attack on a plate. Give me toast and marmalade any day
Topdog-
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IMO, best breakfast is whatever you fancy most that day.
Best Breakfast if choosing though is folded eggs with smoked salmon and homemade hash cakes (with saltbeef, potato and onion).
Best Breakfast if choosing though is folded eggs with smoked salmon and homemade hash cakes (with saltbeef, potato and onion).
Campbell Brodie-
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what's a folded egg 
Is that a fancy name for an omelette?
Is that a fancy name for an omelette?Last edited by Lone Ranger on Sat 20 Oct 2012 - 21:43; edited 1 time in total
Topdog-
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Its the best way of scrambling really Cam, you fold the eggs over instead of stirring and knocking the shit out of them.
Campbell Brodie-
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Sounds nice. I suppose you can add what you like to it while "folding"?
Topdog-
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Yep, if you have a griddle plate on your cooker, you can grease it then just pour the egg mix on and use 2 spatulas.
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Apparently the head found on the beach in Arbroath had been battered.They"ll fry anything in feckin\' Scotland.
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