Most Extravagant breakfast?

Yesterday it was 2 legs of Gressingham Duck (roasted)

Today however I slummed it with chicken dippers.

Gout anyone? :dead:

You eating OLD birds then BA?

Yesterday it was 2 legs of Gressingham Duck (roasted)

Bloody prententious that is.

Gimme a Bacon Sarnie any Day

I had champagne and croissants with gravellax on an Oxford lawn one January 1. Don't think it agreed with my digestive system though.

Nice avatar Burt... :)

Snorri xxx

Girrafe ribs. Supposed to be for dinner but I woke up late.

I had duck pate on toast and two mimosas nearby a London hotel (novotel I believe)

Damn, that was expensive. But actually quite good. :)

twist wrote: Girrafe ribs. Supposed to be for dinner but I woke up late.

what. Twist get peta after you for that.

pain au chocolat. strong coffee and edit-a spoon /knife of black caviar. many years ago and quite close to heaven there.

Believe it or not: Puffin...

Snorri xxx

Snorrimon wrote: Believe it or not: Puffin.Snorrixxx

marvelous. please ,where,how, roasted braised puffin? really not inclined to face much in the mornings.

Snorrimon wrote: Believe it or not: Puffin...

Snorri xxx

I hope you mean you ate Barbara's Puffins Cereal...!

Snorrimon wrote: Believe it or not: Puffin...

Snorri xxx

Jeremy Clarkson had Puffin for dinner once. Said it was perfect with Northern Bottlenose Whale.

14 -K wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: Believe it or not: Puffin.Snorrixxx

marvelous. please ,where,how, roasted braised puffin? really not inclined to face much in the mornings.

It was in Iceland - twice in fact, once in Reykjavik and can't remember where the second time was, it was very nice, braised if I remember correctly... Also had Guillemot, which was very strong, a bit like steak... Steered clear of the rancid shark meat and pickled whale blubber though...

Snorri xxx

Snorrimon wrote:

14 -K wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: Believe it or not: Puffin.Snorrixxx

edit-shrtn brZed. thanX, funn-

Iceland- edit shorten..Guillemot ..very strong Snorrixxx

have a friend who went up through the Yukon to whitewater- adventure braised moose nose, moose-burgers etc., smoked salmon skin snacks etc. all with lots of dark beer.edited out to save space. Snorri- the wild game meats are all trendy and quite popular here. deer, cariboo etc. mostly with a Scandanavian berry mustard and a wild greens or spinach and new potatoes.there too, and of course just for breakfast.

14 -K wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

14 -K wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: Believe it or not: Puffin.Snorrixxx

edit - how, where, braised. thanX, funn-

Iceland - edit to shorten out..Guillemot, which was very strongSnorrixxx

have a friend who went up through the Yukon on a whitewater adventure type two week thing- came back with stories of braised moose nose , moose-burgers etc., smoked salmon skin snacks etc. all with lots of beer.

I also had bison in Canada, which was exotic for a pasty Brit, but I guess pretty common for North Americans... The beer was good though...

Snorri xxx

Extravagance in our house means you get milk on yer cereals or butter on yer toast

duroc wrote: Extravagance in our house means you get milk on yer cereals or butter on yer toast

Does this extravangance extend to having cereal AND toast?

Snorri xxx

Snorrimon wrote:

duroc wrote: Extravagance in our house means you get milk on yer cereals or butter on yer toast

Does this extravangance extend to having cereal AND toast?

Snorri xxx

Blimey Snorri, are you royalty or summink?

I'm surprised you don't have Roast Corgi for tea..

Burt Reynolds wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

duroc wrote: Extravagance in our house means you get milk on yer cereals or butter on yer toast

Does this extravangance extend to having cereal AND toast?

Snorri xxx

Blimey Snorri, are you royalty or summink?

I'm surprised you don't have Roast Corgi for tea..

Only on special occasions, otherwise it's Jack Russell Jalfrezi...

Snorri xxx

You prefer a Jack Russell over a Cocker Spaniel?

I always found them tough little bastards to chew through.

You're going to say the secret is marinating them. I just know it.

Burt Reynolds wrote: You prefer a Jack Russell over a Cocker Spaniel?

I always found them tough little bastards to chew through.

You're going to say the secret is marinating them. I just know it.

I find the ears a bit chewy on a Cocker Spaniel... Marinating - now there's an idea...

Snorri xxx

Snorrimon wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: -prefer a Jack Russel over Cocker Spanielfound them tough 'lil bstards to chew through.--secret is marinating them.

/ find the ears ..tail crunchy idea... Snorrixxx

pan seared, braised/ high heat/or BBQ. again lots of dark beer. only get to eat twice a week though. the rest is waiting. by the hole cut out in the ice with a fishing rod. keeping the wolves away. do try to ask Spotnick.

14 -K wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: -prefer a Jack Russel over Cocker Spanielfound them tough 'lil bstards to chew through.--secret is marinating them.

/ find the ears ..tail crunchy idea... Snorrixxx

pan seared, braised/ high heat/or BBQ. again lots of dark beer. only get to eat twice a week though. the rest is waiting. by the hole cut out in the ice with a fishing rod. keeping the wolves away. do try to ask Spotnick.

Maybe we could some food parcels... Loin of dachshund, labrador chops, that sort of thing...

Snorri xxx

i'm having cinnamon donuts for brekkie as we speak. it beats my usual fare of vegemite on toast.

Ronald Kirsch wrote: i'm having cinnamon donuts for brekkie as we speak. it beats my usual fare of vegemite on toast.

You got no Jack Russells scampering past your window, Ronald?

Burt Reynolds wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote: i'm having cinnamon donuts for brekkie as we speak. it beats my usual fare of vegemite on toast.

You got no Jack Russells scampering past your window, Ronald?

If you do manage to catch one, try marinating it in vegemite...

Snorri xxx

Snorrimon wrote:

14 -K wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: -peftough 'lil bstards them.

/ find ..taidea... Sxx

pan wk though. wolves awy. k.

//Maybe we could send some ..parcels. .Snorri xxx

that sounds loVely. for Spotnick too if possible. and if he'd like. thanks. get some meat on us. brr. I'll get the sled out and head out east. would you like anything from here. lots of coffee to be found and the maple candy is nice.

14 -K wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

14 -K wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: -peftough 'lil bstards them.

/ find ..taidea... Sxx

pan wk though. wolves awy. k.

//Maybe we could send some ..parcels. .Snorri xxx

that sounds loVely. for Spotnick too if possible. and if he'd like. thanks. get some meat on us. brr. I'll get the sled out and head out east. would you like anything from here. lots of coffee to be found and the maple candy is nice.

Some Husky sausages would be nice... And maybe a bit of roast suckling seal? And how do you manage to grow coffee in such an inhospitable climate?

Snorri xxx

Right, gotta go and pick the missus up from a night's clubbing... Being the sad git I am I'd rather stay in and talk bollocks on here about seabirds, dogs and ceramic album covers... It's been fun, take care and remember - if you can't be good, be careful...

Snorri xxx