The Great Breakfast photo thread (Vol. 2)

The Great Breakfast photo thread (Vol. 2)

Author
Discussion

craigjm

16,213 posts

187 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
Leaving…. On a jet plane…

Airport breakfast it is then





Bacon was over cooked but the rest of it was alright and a good idea for a twist on a FEB

ZedLeg

6,548 posts

95 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
Where's the brisket?

NomduJour

16,698 posts

246 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
Safe to say their heat lamps are working.

craigjm

16,213 posts

187 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
ZedLeg said:
Where's the brisket?
Top right shredded

Bonefish Blues

23,003 posts

210 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
craigjm said:
ZedLeg said:
Where's the brisket?
Top right shredded
That takes the brisket.

craigjm

16,213 posts

187 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
NomduJour said:
Safe to say their heat lamps are working.
Yeah like I said it was alright

ZedLeg

6,548 posts

95 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
craigjm said:
ZedLeg said:
Where's the brisket?
Top right shredded
Ah, at least you know it was properly cooked at some point laugh

Mr Roper

12,640 posts

181 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
NomduJour said:
Safe to say their heat lamps are working.
hehe


Mr Roper

12,640 posts

181 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
Bonefish Blues said:
That takes the brisket.
Boom! hehe

RichB

49,086 posts

271 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
bolidemichael said:
Any other recommendations in that area? Let's say Green Park, as it was forty minutes door to door this morning, very convenient.
Not Green Park but I worked for several years in Gt Peter Street, in Westminster. There used to be a big old Victorian pub called The Albert that did breakfast in the upstairs lounge. That was in the late '70s so it was quite unusual for pubs back then and poncy trendy cafes had not arrived so if I was early in the office it was either a fry-up in the greasy spoon on the corner of Strutton Ground or a proper plate in The Albert including grilled kidneys. Looking on Google maps I see the Albert is still there but totally dwarfed by all the high rise stuff on Victoria Stree. The cafe is now a 'Turkish Kitchen'/Mio's Bar & Restaurant frown won't be doing the best bread pud' I've ever eaten any more...

Fiestapop11

47 posts

Tuesday
quotequote all
Mr Roper said:
pocketspring said:
Mr Roper said:
seyre1972 said:
Mr Roper said:
Bacon yolky goodness.

Who's the handsome chap/chapess in the background ?

Food looks good as well.
Cheers. That's Parker.
Something tells me you didn't leave that on the table and leave the room... biglaugh
Leave the room rofl
You can almost hear the electric cattle prod sizzling to the left... smile.

Handsome dog, lovely meal.. nice work.

seyre1972

2,068 posts

130 months

Tuesday
quotequote all
RichB said:
bolidemichael said:
Any other recommendations in that area? Let's say Green Park, as it was forty minutes door to door this morning, very convenient.
Not Green Park but I worked for several years in Gt Peter Street, in Westminster. There used to be a big old Victorian pub called The Albert that did breakfast in the upstairs lounge. That was in the late '70s so it was quite unusual for pubs back then and poncy trendy cafes had not arrived so if I was early in the office it was either a fry-up in the greasy spoon on the corner of Strutton Ground or a proper plate in The Albert including grilled kidneys. Looking on Google maps I see the Albert is still there but totally dwarfed by all the high rise stuff on Victoria Stree. The cafe is now a 'Turkish Kitchen'/Mio's Bar & Restaurant frown won't be doing the best bread pud' I've ever eaten any more...
The Albert

Early 90's - I was a young whipper snapper in the Foreign Office (not very Diplomatic however smile My department was mainly FCO comms team all ex Navy/Army scallies (radio operators) So lunch/after work was mostly a liquid diet smile

We had a XMAS week for parties - Monday morning - walk through St James Park to The Albert For a huge cooked Breakfast with copious amounts of Champagne and Tequila shots plus Rum for the lot from the Mob/Navy ..... come opening hour, we'd then stagger back across St James Park to main FCO building, get our bags, and bugger off to the Red Lion on Whitehall.

Many a time you'd see a senior officer throwing up vomit into a bin in St James Park.

Life was a lot simpler back then ..... happy days !!

bolidemichael

10,980 posts

188 months

Wednesday
quotequote all
Very enjoyable and good quality ingredients


Gone a bit AMG

5,670 posts

184 months

Wednesday
quotequote all
bolidemichael said:
Very enjoyable and good quality ingredients

Nice. I think I’ll start tomorrow with a bit of bacon I’ve lost my appetite a bit recently.

ChevronB19

4,778 posts

150 months

Wednesday
quotequote all
bolidemichael said:
Very enjoyable and good quality ingredients

Those eggs look lovely. What’s mixed in with the beans?

bolidemichael

10,980 posts

188 months

Wednesday
quotequote all
I think that it's tomato, onion and bacon pieces.

Gluggy

705 posts

96 months

Wednesday
quotequote all

CharlesdeGaulle

23,695 posts

167 months

Wednesday
quotequote all
bolidemichael said:
Very enjoyable and good quality ingredients

That had the potential to be a good face plate and you've ignored it. Shame on you.

seyre1972

2,068 posts

130 months

Wednesday
quotequote all
craigjm said:
NomduJour said:
Safe to say their heat lamps are working.
Yeah like I said it was alright
This is how you do brisket for breakfast ….



Nickbrapp

5,032 posts

117 months

Wednesday
quotequote all


Cheese, sausage and egg bap to use up some left overs

Cheese is on the squiff because I grilled it to melt it.

Tasty