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Added on Fri Oct 19 2007

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The Story Behind The Recipe


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This strange recipe arose out of experimentation whilst scratting around for breakfast ingredients one morning - I'm not even sure why we had roe in the cupboard, but I think it really works. It's much easier on your stomach than a full fry up and b Read More


" A brilliant hang over cure that never fails to hit the spot - so long as you have the ingredients to hand. "

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The Basics

  • Dish: Breakfast
  • cuisine: English
  • Serves: 2
  • Prep Time: 0hrs 5 mins
  • Cooking Time: 0hrs 8 mins

Ingredients

  • 2 English muffins
  • 2 Eggs
  • 1 Small tin pressed cod roe
  •  Butter
  •  Chilli sauce (optional)

Method

Toast the muffins (if straight from the freezer, 2 minutes in the microwave first will soften them up sufficiently to allow them to be toasted).

Slice a small tin of roe into 4 rounds, each about 1 cm thick. Pepper, and fry over a medium heat until golden on both sides.

Meanwhile coddle 2 eggs in boiling water (use round pastry cutters to keep them together if you've got them). You can fry them if you prefer but I think coddled is much nicer, and gentler on your stomach - stops the whites going rubbery).

Warm the muffins back up for a few seconds if necessary then butter. Stack the ingredients: half-muffin, roe slice, egg, roe slice, half-muffin.

Put in the middle of the plate and dot very sparingly with hot chilli sauce - Econa's ideal but go easy on it (I'd say drip not drizzle). You will feel better with this inside you - even if you felt good before.

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The Story Behind The Recipe

This strange recipe arose out of experimentation whilst scratting around for breakfast ingredients one morning - I'm not even sure why we had roe in the cupboard, but I think it really works. It's much easier on your stomach than a full fry up and better for you too.


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