Ulster Fry
- Ready In:
- 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 8
- Serves:
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1
ingredients
directions
- The secret of a good fry is to cook the food in the right order, cooking that which takes the longest first.
- Fry the sausages in a little oil until cooked, remove from the pan and keep warm.
- Fry the bacon until crisp, drain and keep warm.
- Fry the pudding for a few minutes to warm through, remove from the pan and keep warm.
- Slice the farl and potato cake and lightly brown in the remaining hot oil.
- Drain and keep warm.
- Wipe the pan, add a little fresh oil and when hot crack in the eggs and cook until the white begins to set, spooning the oil over the yolk for an attractive milky appearance.
- Arrange the fried ingredients on a hot plate and serve immediately with strong tea and wheaten bread.
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Reviews
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Brill! Just don't forget yer Irish "Orange Juice"- a nice stout! Guinness is always good, but I like Beamish. Stay away from Murphy's however- it seems to have been "Americanized" and it's flavour is not as good as Guinness or Beamish. Of course there are some good American stouts- the best are from your local microbrewery. In the St. Louis area, there is Schafly, and the Trailhead Brewery in St. Charles. Slainte'
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I made this for breakfast this morning as part of the Virtual Tour of the British Isles & Ireland 2009. I actually only made some of the components, as I knew I could not possibly eat all of this massive meal in one go today. It is a filling, rich, but very tasty meal and very traditional. The method presented here is an accurate, easy way to prepare this meal. For mine, I made only 1 of the meat options (bacon), 1 of the breads (homemade potato cakes), and the eggs.
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