danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
I was trying to think of something you’d like. Stilton and Eccles cakes then.Makes note not to take breakfast tips from danny la rouge
I was trying to think of something you’d like. Stilton and Eccles cakes then.Makes note not to take breakfast tips from danny la rouge
That would work really well. I'll try it.I was trying to think of something you’d like. Stilton and Eccles cakes then.
You should try fake sausage, mash, and fried egg. I can recommend it.That would work really well. I'll try it.
Looks like steak, assuming I want that in the morningTomorrow, steak or pasty, depending on dinner tonight.
This again. I think I'm a bit addicted to hazelnutsPorridge made with oat milk, Scottish honey, crushed hazelnuts.
2 cups of Brazilian coffee.
Homemade-sausage-induced?Stomachache..
Fortunately not. But probably the result of not eating a proper meal last night, and just grazing instead...Homemade-sausage-induced?
You would've been hounded off the entire internet with pitchforks and flaming torchesToday I fried bacon, about 1/4 of an onion, finely chopped, tomato, egg, and near the end threw in some baked beans, spinach and 1 finely chopped garlic clove. A soft tortilla on the side. I have a variation of this fairly regularly.
I thought about posting it on the FEB thread to wind people up.
A tangy crumbly Lancashire goes best with Eccles cake, or maybe a crumbly Cheshire. The tanginess offsets the super-sweetness of the dried fruit inside.I was trying to think of something you’d like. Stilton and Eccles cakes then.
And a partridge in a pear tree.Two jam doughnuts. Half a dozen boiled eggs.
I suppose you could make a butty - a smashed up Eccles cake along with Lancashire or Cheshire cheese. Wonder if it'd be appropriate to butter the bread first - along with what type of bread you'd use. Seems to me it should be something seedy and wholemeal to give the meal some substance.A tangy crumbly Lancashire goes best with Eccles cake, or maybe a crumbly Cheshire. The tanginess offsets the super-sweetness of the dried fruit inside.