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A chat with Roberto concerning what to show his brother during his four days in the UK. Typically English things - a pint or two is easily accomplished with a darts match thrown in, Camden market, the usual tourist historical sites of our fair capital, a Friday night bag of fish and chips and a spot of live music.
The guy is in this late 20's, not really one for afternoon cream teas or a country walk, he is an urbanite from Madrid after-all, but one thing Roberto was insistent on was a full English breakfast after a heady night on the tiles.
Toast, black-pudding, sausage, bacon, baked-beans and eggs of some description in this case poached. Maybe a grilled tomato or a little fried mushroom. A full English breakfast, the Sunday papers and a mild hangover... my England personified.
The guy is in this late 20's, not really one for afternoon cream teas or a country walk, he is an urbanite from Madrid after-all, but one thing Roberto was insistent on was a full English breakfast after a heady night on the tiles.
Toast, black-pudding, sausage, bacon, baked-beans and eggs of some description in this case poached. Maybe a grilled tomato or a little fried mushroom. A full English breakfast, the Sunday papers and a mild hangover... my England personified.
This image also taken for the new photography blog event - Click which has eggs as the theme this month.
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Amen to that!
Scribbled down by: Julia on October 7, 2007 8:04 PM
Thank you very much Andrew for your entry. Interesting story too about Roberto and his brother. See you at the roundup.
Jai
Scribbled down by: jai and bee on October 7, 2007 11:08 PM
Andrew, that looks and sounds like my perfect start to a weekend morning. So nice to meet you face to face at the honey tasting.
Inge
Scribbled down by: African Vanielje on October 8, 2007 1:01 PM
The English bloke loves this dish :)
Scribbled down by: Maryann on October 9, 2007 12:13 PM
Congratulations on yr well-deserved win, Andrew. You are a master photographer!
Scribbled down by: Suganya on October 27, 2007 6:34 AM