Fry-ups

[Thunderplex]

Where is this fine example from?

[GlennCullen]

3 hours ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

The food looks nice but for me Clive the placement of the beans ramekin in the centre of the plate gives the beans an undue prominence they don't deserve. The centre of the plate should be for the best part of the breakfast, and that is never the beans. 

Feels like a sliding safety move, I'll allow it.

3 hours ago, Chilly McFreeze said:

Feel like this picture speaks for itself. 

 

Tremendous looking fry-up! Were the three hash browns standard, or a special request?

 

[FLips]

3 hours ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

The food looks nice but for me Clive the placement of the beans ramekin in the centre of the plate gives the beans an undue prominence they don't deserve. The centre of the plate should be for the best part of the breakfast, and that is never the beans. 

The rest of the breakfast is dancing round it like a wicker man. That being said it does look tasty.

[King Coconut]

It's bordering on the perfect fry-up but we can't just allow big ramekin to annexe the middle of the plate like that.

[Chilly McFreeze]

Ok so some context. 
 

it’s from a cafe on the Norwich ring road tucked behind Mattressman. 
 

it’s outstanding. 3 bacon, 2 sausage, 3 hash brown, 2 eggs, beans, mushroom , tomato and 2 rounds of toast. £15
 

Ingredients were top tier. Some of the best sausages I’ve ever tasted. Only thing that let it down was the eggs were a tad over done and no black pudding. But it’s easily 9/10

regarding the beans. I too prefer them on the dryer side but if it’s in a ramekin it’s all good because I can control the juice content myself. And it was a fucking big fry up so I found I needed every drop on the end. 

[Onyx2]

A pre-brown sauced breakfast-for-dinner. I don't have black pudding nearly enough. 

No beans because they are rank. 

[Callum1993]

Two black pudding and only one bacon? For shame. 

[Onyx2]

1 hour ago, Callum1993 said:

Two black pudding and only one bacon? For shame. 

It's called "using up the last of the bacon but I'm the only one who likes black pudding". 

[d-d-d-dAz]

I took a lot of (dry) heat from this forum for my food opinions, but there's a lot of absolutely textbook dry-ups being posted that I absolutely approve of.

[Devon Malcolm]

Half this forum must be silicon-based lifeforms.

[King Coconut]

You could film Dune on that.

[Merzbow]

Ain't no spice flowing tho.

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

3 hours ago, d-d-d-dAz said:

I took a lot of (dry) heat from this forum for my food opinions, but there's a lot of absolutely textbook dry-ups being posted that I absolutely approve of.

 

16 hours ago, Onyx2 said:

A pre-brown sauced breakfast-for-dinner.

Your dry eyes must have skipped that bit condiment denying d-d-d-dAz 

[neil]

Gary Eats review of Morrison's fry-up. I thought it looked pretty decent for a supermarket breakfast, but Gary weren't that impressed.

 

 

[Thunderplex]

On 1/2/2025 at 3:03 PM, Thunderplex said:

Morrisons this morning, £7.00.  Fried bread was soaked in oil and uneatable.  Sausage nice, but small.  Everything else ok, but will be sticking to spoons in future.

Here is my review of the Morrisons brekky from A few months ago.  No plans on going back.