Random Fry Up for lunch

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Anyinr else??

Onion, pointy cabbage, left over rice
Just added a bit of stock
Black pepper

not exactly masterchef but the fridge looks clearer

We often do this as we don’t like food waste. Add a couple of sliced sausages or meatballs too.

Sounds lovely and a runny yolk fried egg (crispy bottomed) would elevate it to food of the gods 😊

Got to include a fried egg

I had an egg LITERALLY in my hand to put in but had already added some stock and decided the egg wouldn't mix in. Maybe a big mistake.

It was v nice though.

I'm no culinary genius but that sounds particularly unappetising.

Is that a number fry up? It doesn't sound like any fry up I've had .

no i think it should have had mash

Sounds disgusting. And that is not a fry up!

This is a fry up!

Fridge gravel.

I often make weird things with it. Sometimes with surprisingly successful results. I'm a hoarder of small odd leftovers, because I hate waste.

Yep thats a fry up!

@Hatty65
We call it fridge droppings in our house

sounds fine, can’t go wrong with stock rice and veg! we’re slowly trying to eat down a lot of the cupboard/freezer stuff so having lots of weird concoctions lately

i had fried haggis with pasta yesterday, and creme fraiche and mushrooms, it was nice, but i wouldnt have called it a fry up.
it was leftovers

That's almost exactly what I had for lunch today. Random assortment of vegetables (mushrooms, broccoli, peppers, peas) fried up with some left over rice. Bit of stock, a few spices.

Oh a couple of days ago we had cabbage, roast carrots, roast potatoes, spam, courgette, and some bits of mushroom - all chopped up small, doused in Worcestershire sauce and fried up with a fried egg on top 😋

Sounds a bit Charlie Bucket in his pre-Wonka era to me.

I’d have added some sweet soy and chilli to spice things up a bit. Maybe a few sesame seeds tossed in. Bougie that cabbage

Bacon

Ooh yes bacon makes everything better.

Doesn't sound very appealing to me but using up food however you will eat it is a win win.
But it sounds more like just cooking random things together, a fry up to me means a fried breakfast with sausage, eggs, bacon, mushrooms etc.