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gunpowder, treason and plot," goes the rhyme for Bonfire night. It is a night filled with fun, fireworks and of course bonfire night food. As Bonfire Night is November 5th it is cold and often wet, so warm, comforting, easy to eat food is needed.
... or a Full Irish, Scottish or Welsh.
It's a miserable, wet day here today so not much else to do but chill out and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. A busy working week leaves little time for a 'Fry Up' for breakfast, probably a good thing as it's not the healthiest breakfast to be eating every day. But the weekend is different. A Full Breakfast on a Sunday morning is a great treat.
Breakfast may begin with orange juice, cereals or porridge, stewed or fresh fruits but the heart of the Full breakfast is bacon and eggs. They are variously accompanied by sausages, grilled tomato, mushrooms, tea, toast and marmalade. Each country in Great Britain and Ireland have their own variations but whichever you choose, enjoy. Have a great Sunday.
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