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What is your favourite food... "on toast"


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Heinz Baked Beans

 

Liberal splashes of Tabasco & Worcester Sauces BEFORE heating up

 

Topped with Scrambled Eggs and a "couple"of grates of Parmesan cheese on top

 

Failing that slap slice of ham in frying pan (Not that wafer thin krap that you get in packs, proper ham 1/2mm thick or better. Crack an egg on top of the ham. Place Lid on Frying pan cook for 2/3 minutes making sure egg stays runny. Top with freshly ground Black Pepper & Sea Salt

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Failing that slap slice of ham in frying pan (Not that wafer thin krap that you get in packs, proper ham 1/2mm thick or better. Crack an egg on top of the ham. Place Lid on Frying pan cook for 2/3 minutes making sure egg stays runny. Top with freshly ground Black Pepper & Sea Salt

 

Now try that but putting some fresh chopped green chilli between the ham & egg.

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Not one person said Pate! Am I the only pate lover? I loves a bit of pate on toast, or pate on crumpets, or pate on pancakes. (Ok the last one wasn't true.)

 

I do a lazy man's cheese on toast too. Toast the bread in the toaster, cover with cheese, microwave for 90 seconds.

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Not one person said Pate! Am I the only pate lover? I loves a bit of pate on toast, or pate on crumpets, or pate on pancakes. (Ok the last one wasn't true.)

 

I do a lazy man's cheese on toast too. Toast the bread in the toaster, cover with cheese, microwave for 90 seconds.

 

When I used to run pubs I would buy the Brakes Bros pate dishes. You could cut a piece an inch thick and it was exactly the same size as a slice of toast, squeeze of lemon on top - heaven.

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When I used to run pubs I would buy the Brakes Bros pate dishes. You could cut a piece an inch thick and it was exactly the same size as a slice of toast, squeeze of lemon on top - heaven.

 

Mmm, the thicker the chunk the better. It's annoying ordering pate on toast as a starter in restaurants, as they never give you enough toast points. My wife's uncle and aunty work for Bernard Matthews, and every Christmas they get given a big tub of homemade Pate as a thank-you. It's like gold dust that stuff, but they did give me some once on some crusty bread. Absolutely delicious. Heaven.

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