Well this was yesterday - brunch in Ramsgate Harbour Lights cafe at the end of the pier.
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A dozen oysters and a large glass of Pinot Grigio":
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Then I had vegetarian hash with egg:
I really love UK breakfast!
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And my companion had Full Kentish Breakfast:
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And today - my version of vegetarian hash (Indian style) with leftover potatoes, fresh tomatoes, garlic, onion, scotch bonnet chilli, coriander and garam masala.
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I had Shakshuka tonight. I did enjoy it but still can't get over my phobia about runny eggs! I think I might try it again but cook the eggs separately.
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Did you eat all you can eat? And I'm sure your hair isn't grey...Went to an all you can eat buffet during the grey hair special. $16.65 for 2.
Firenze's recipe: fagioli all'uccelletto ( "little bird beans"maybe could be in English) for dinner..beans, sage, tomatoes and sausage..Did you ever eat this Italian dish from Tuscany?
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Firenze's recipe: fagioli all'uccelletto ( "little bird beans"maybe could be in English) for dinner..beans, sage, tomatoes and sausage..Did you ever eat this Italian dish from Tuscany?
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Source here.Literally, beans in “little birds style” with sausage, but in spite of this curious name, there are no birds involved at all. No one actually knows where the name all’uccelletto comes from. We only can suppose that these beans are thus called because they are cooked the same way little birds were cooked. At least, according to Pellegrino Artusi, who calls them “fagiuoli a guisa d’uccellini” (beans in “little birds style”) in his famous cookbook Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well (1881).
What kind of cheese did you use?