English breakfast 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (flag edited by MNHQ)

[Wishitwouldsnowsomuch]

I live abroad and make an English breakfast about twice a year 😂
I have fond memories of being a child and coming downstairs to the smell of bacon and cracking of eggs.
I fancy doing one this Sunday, what are the ideal things to have?
We had the full things as kids (no beans though! 🤮) but we had fried bread etc, I’ll likely just do toast, but it will be white and it will be Warburtons. Love mushrooms too, tomatoes I’m not sure as I’d do normal, proper tomatoes fried, but we had plum tomatoes as a kid? Which is best?

I make one occasionally (part of my plan to remind my adult children to pop home for the occasional weekend!) Always the same. Home made potato scones, white pudding, bacon, fried egg, beans for those who want them, mushrooms, and brown sauce.

I like it on 'cheap' burgers, eg flat ones from school summer bbq, or sports event!

chef’s kiss

Fried egg
Sausage
Bacon
Fried tomato
Mushrooms
Soda bread toasted

Optional

Black/white pudding
Hash brown
Potato bread
Baked beans if hung over

Never tinned tomatoes - bloody awful

All you people wanting garlic for breakfast are nutters. And please don't use public transport afterwards.
I've stayed in a lot of Belgian hotels, their breakfasts are nothing to write home about.