Barriehie
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Make sure when you reheat those beans you add *several* rashers of bacon.
Traditional British Breakfast Fare Ingredients
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The beans used in tinned beans in tomato sauce in the UK are navy beans. Tinned beans in tomato sauce as pictured above are really the only kind traditionally served with the full English.I love chorizo! There's a Market, Morelo's, that caters to Mexican fare and they have fresh made chorizo daily at their meat counter!Canned cannellini beans I've got too.
I've made chorizo before and that's really good but one person running a stuffer is a bit daunting at this point for me.
Barriehie
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I've got lots of dried navy beans! I found this bean recipe that I'll start this evening and will pick up some chorizo tomorrow morning. They've got two colors of chorizo at Morelo's Market. A regular sausage color, I'm guessing plain, and a really reddish one, guessing spicy.
Navy beans are also known as haricot beans.
It's really not at all traditional to use chorizo in an English breakfast let alone cook the beans from scratch.. Its Heinz baked beans from a tin all the way (or cheaper own brand baked beans).
I'm sure your beans will be delicious but they won't be traditional Engish breakfast fare in any sense (which is the title of this thread). I started a new chorizo thread here: Chorizo
It's really not at all traditional to use chorizo in an English breakfast let alone cook the beans from scratch.. Its Heinz baked beans from a tin all the way (or cheaper own brand baked beans).
I'm sure your beans will be delicious but they won't be traditional Engish breakfast fare in any sense (which is the title of this thread). I started a new chorizo thread here: Chorizo
Here is one of mine with tinned baked beans, frozen hash browns and black pudding ( blood sausage):
Barriehie
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Good points. I have to go with cooking the beans I have since getting a tin of beans when I've got 4 lbs. isn't economical right now. I'll have to make my hash browns too, I've too many potatoes.
Nice looking plate!
Nice looking plate!
Thanks. I appreciate you have to make your own beans. The hash browns aren't historically traditional in the UK but plenty of people and cafes serve them. An import from the USA.Good points. I have to go with cooking the beans I have since getting a tin of beans when I've got 4 lbs. isn't economical right now. I'll have to make my hash browns too, I've too many potatoes.
Nice looking plate!
Definitely. According to Felicity Cloake (she of the "How to make the perfect xxx") they first appeared in the 1980s, thanks to McD 's breakfast.
Barriehie
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Cool, I can leave out the hash browns since that's its own process...
Barriehie
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No way can get anything close to blood sausage! I've only ever had that when I make it.
JAS_OH1
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I know you said you travel a bit while working, if you ever go to Atlanta they have a few places that sell it.
Barriehie
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Thank you, I'll add that to my alligator tail list!
JAS_OH1
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Pound the hell out of that alligator tail. That's a tough piece of meat.
https://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=blood+sausage&find_loc=Atlanta,+GA
Barriehie
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Bookmarked thank you!