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One essential ingredient of a full Breakfast (English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish)

What is the one ESSENTIAL ingredient to make it the perfect full breakfast?


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So what is the one ESSENTIAL ingredient for your perfect full (English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish) breakfast?
If that one ingredient is missing, then its simply NOT a full breakfast.

For me its eggs, there must be eggs, not bothered about what sort, fried, scrambled, poached, hard boiled, but some eggs must be included for me.

Vote away.... ;)(y)
 
So what is the one ESSENTIAL ingredient for your perfect full (English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish) breakfast?
If that one ingredient is missing, then its simply NOT a full breakfast.

For me its eggs, there must be eggs, not bothered about what sort, fried, scrambled, poached, hard boiled, but some eggs must be included for me.

Vote away.... ;)(y)
You appear to have neglected seaweed for the Welsh breakfast 😉
 
On the rare occasion that I cook a full english it’s a must that Black Pudding is included.
Toby Carvery do an all you can eat for £6.99 at weekends & £6.49 weekdays, but no BP…..😔
Still a bargain though so I found out on Sunday……😋
 
There isn't one, that's the point. It's like a sum that's greater than its parts. :LOL:

What objectively has no place at all on a Full English are pancakes/grits/biscuits or other non-English shite. I'd add chips to that. No chips before noon.

Colcannon/BS is much more subjective and I suggest very regional when it comes to whether it appears as an option.

Everything else is fill your boots, although I know some baulk at the inclusion of hash brown, citing it as a US interloper. Personally, I love 'em.

Fried bread, a must!

Oh, yes. Done in a dripping of some description. If you can get some lamb fat for it (I render down any from any lamb I get and keep it in the fridge) you'll be munching on heaven.

Something not listed but my Irish heritage blessed me with is potato bread (aka farls/scones etc), soda bread and wheaten bread. That with the above and you've got yourself an Ulster Fry.
 
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