Pot de Creme

Tiptree Strawberries, ice cream and a "99" Chocolate Flake

Brent's vision of heaven found in a Muskegon hotel breakfast bar

Lunch at Fatty Lumpkins. Very tasty little lunch spot. I had the How Now Brown Cow with plenty of horseradish sauce.

Proper Indian sampler alfresco in Southend

A "99"

To go with the Summer Clouds

I didn't know ice cream could melt in England.

Brunch with an old friend today. Spent a couple hours over 4 courses catching up on the past 10-15 years.

Award Winning Wings

Shawn was torn between the biscuit and gravy and the trout, so I said to go with the trout and we'd have Biscuit and Gravy for 2nd appetizer

NC Rainbow Trout for my friend

Chicken and Waffles

Chocolate and Caramel Cheesecake

Not pictured:

6 mimosas and an order of bacon.

**BRENT**

Edited July 17, 201610 yr by MexicanDragon

Is that gravy on the trout? I bow to your Southerness. 

"Dill crema" on the trout. But would have been better with gravy.

**BRENT**

Tamago Kake Gohan

 

http://www.biggirlssmallkitchen.com/2015/07/tamago-kake-gohan.html

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Not too shabby for a bacon-free meal!

^Whoa! I'm full just looking at pics!

Forgot to post my local beef burger I made last night and then ate.

We're sharing the trout and pork ragu. Tasty

The Big Bombay, at Dishoom, Granary Square

Followed by fruit & yoghurt, so we can feel virtuous [emoji6]

Afternoon cream tea (scone, clotted cream, strawberry jam)/ cappuccino in Regent's Park

So that's a scone in GB? Can you describe it? It looks similar to what us yanks call a biscuit.

British scone recipe http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/scones_1285

My grandma (1897 to 1986) used to make these without scales to weigh anything out.  And used plain flour with cream of tartar and bicarbonate of soda to make it self raising. They are the best scones I have ever tasted.

So it is denser than bread, like an American biscuit, but not as dense as an American scone, correct?

 

Edit: OK, after reading that recipe, it looks like what you consider a scone is very similar to what we call a shortcake.  

Edited July 20, 201610 yr by swt61

Whatever the density or name, scones, clotted cream and jam is very tasty whether in the UK or Canada. Makes me hungry

8 hours ago, swt61 said:

So that's a scone in GB? Can you describe it? It looks similar to what us yanks call a biscuit.

And what they call a biscuit, we call a cookie.  And what they call the boot, we call the trunk.  And what they call suspenders, we call a bra.

You all would probably like my gramma's "korzhiki".  Basically, flour dough cookies.  Great with tea!

https://www.google.com/search?q=korzhiki

petit déjeuner

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In St Pancreas Station ...

EGGS BAO'NEDICT Canadian bacon filled golden steamed bun, poached eggs, hollandaise, pork floss

Viet style bacon - grilled pork belly marinated in fish sauce and carmel