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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
Genuine question - how does one eat these? I bought a small pack yesterday out of delightful curiosity.
Grilled and served simply with butter? With eggs?...?
What are your recommendations oh elite epicures of the forå? |
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By *apidaryMan
over a year ago
Chipping Norton |
"Genuine question - how does one eat these? I bought a small pack yesterday out of delightful curiosity.
Grilled and served simply with butter? With eggs?...?
What are your recommendations oh elite epicures of the forå?"
Fry in butter (ideally made on your own estate and sent up fresh from the country) and have them served to you with bacon, eggs, black pudding; the normal constituents of a cooked breakfast. If you're indulging in the common touch, baked beans.
Allow to cool a little first if serving beneath foie gras. |
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"Aren’t they just the same as a potato scone?
Fry them and have them with bacon.
I had neither a potato farl or scone, but if they go with bacon, I'm in.
Nero, when you doing breakfast?"
I've...clearly too excited by the prospect of breakfast chez Nero! |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"Aren’t they just the same as a potato scone?
Fry them and have them with bacon.
I had neither a potato farl or scone, but if they go with bacon, I'm in.
Nero, when you doing breakfast?
I've...clearly too excited by the prospect of breakfast chez Nero!"
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Just name the date YOLO! It would have to be a 'sofistikated' brunch.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This sounds like posh people problems
 I thought the same
Making sad noises while looking at my tinned spaghetti and hotdogs "
Don’t worry it’s just a tattie scone |
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"This sounds like posh people problems
I thought the same
Making sad noises while looking at my tinned spaghetti and hotdogs
Don’t worry it’s just a tattie scone "
Ah when you say it that way it’s more on my level  |
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"This sounds like posh people problems
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Damn you!
Relax nothing Irish is posh "
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Potatoes plundered from South America by a Brit, (Wally Raleigh).
Rotting Potatoes were the only thing left to the starving Irish in the mid 1840's while Britain took grain and meat to fill the bellies of posh Brits.
Nothing very posh about a people who plundered half the world ....
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"This sounds like posh people problems
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Damn you!
Relax nothing Irish is posh
???
Potatoes plundered from South America by a Brit, (Wally Raleigh).
Rotting Potatoes were the only thing left to the starving Irish in the mid 1840's while Britain took grain and meat to fill the bellies of posh Brits.
Nothing very posh about a people who plundered half the world ....
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Begs the question....if Raleigh "plundered" them from South America how did they end up in Ireland....Did the Irish come over in a rowing boat and plunder them from the English?
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"Genuine question - how does one eat these? I bought a small pack yesterday out of delightful curiosity.
Grilled and served simply with butter? With eggs?...?
What are your recommendations oh elite epicures of the forå?
Fry in butter (ideally made on your own estate and sent up fresh from the country) and have them served to you with bacon, eggs, black pudding; the normal constituents of a cooked breakfast. If you're indulging in the common touch, baked beans.
Allow to cool a little first if serving beneath foie gras."
Love this answer!!
Nero - not sure where you stand on beating your servants. Personally I prefer mine free range so they’re happier, I tend to find the food is better cooked. |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"Genuine question - how does one eat these? I bought a small pack yesterday out of delightful curiosity.
Grilled and served simply with butter? With eggs?...?
What are your recommendations oh elite epicures of the forå?
Fry in butter (ideally made on your own estate and sent up fresh from the country) and have them served to you with bacon, eggs, black pudding; the normal constituents of a cooked breakfast. If you're indulging in the common touch, baked beans.
Allow to cool a little first if serving beneath foie gras.
Love this answer!!
Nero - not sure where you stand on beating your servants. Personally I prefer mine free range so they’re happier, I tend to find the food is better cooked."
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I beat my eggs more severely than my servants! |
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"This sounds like posh people problems
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Damn you!
Relax nothing Irish is posh
???
Potatoes plundered from South America by a Brit, (Wally Raleigh).
Rotting Potatoes were the only thing left to the starving Irish in the mid 1840's while Britain took grain and meat to fill the bellies of posh Brits.
Nothing very posh about a people who plundered half the world ....
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I’m absolutely peeing myself at Wally |
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"You open the packet, place the farls in the compost recycling and then bin or recycle the packet as needed.
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Can you please kindly give me a personal demonstration?"
Depends, are you are inviting me for breakfast  |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"You open the packet, place the farls in the compost recycling and then bin or recycle the packet as needed.
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Can you please kindly give me a personal demonstration?
Depends, are you are inviting me for breakfast "
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Brunch, oh Duchess, brunch. A Bloody Mary always flows more nicely during brunch. |
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"Genuine question - how does one eat these? I bought a small pack yesterday out of delightful curiosity.
Grilled and served simply with butter? With eggs?...?
What are your recommendations oh elite epicures of the forå?"
Let the chef and butler sort out the logistics |
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"So where can I purchase these potato farts? I kinda like the idea of eating these with bacon, beans, sausages etc
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Any mainstream supermarket such as M&S Food Hall or Waitrose.  "
We ain't posh enough in this part of Lincolnshire for a Waitrose so the ol' Marks n Sparks will have to suffice.  |
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"This sounds like posh people problems
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Damn you!
Relax nothing Irish is posh
???
Potatoes plundered from South America by a Brit, (Wally Raleigh).
Rotting Potatoes were the only thing left to the starving Irish in the mid 1840's while Britain took grain and meat to fill the bellies of posh Brits.
Nothing very posh about a people who plundered half the world ....
Begs the question....if Raleigh "plundered" them from South America how did they end up in Ireland....Did the Irish come over in a rowing boat and plunder them from the English?
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No Wally Raleigh brought them to plant on land he was given that had been taken from the locals in Co. Cork by the British who invaded Ireland.
Historical fact.
Same as Putin invading Ukraine. History does have a habit of repeating itself. |
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