A Toast

[UncleIan]

Muffins

Plural? Chance'd be fine thing. I do love a good muffin in the morning.

[brianpreston]

Sourdough toast and butter, sprinkling of sea salt. Fit for a king.

Sourdough, mmmmmm. I get mine from Simmons: http://www.simmonsbakers.com/

I've tried to make it, but always failed.

Simmons do good stuff - there was one very near our Hatfield regional office

Love either their White or, and even better, their Multi-seed soughdough. http://www.simmonsbakers.com/food-breadandrolls

I feel a thick cut bacon on multi-seed sourdough sandwich coming on ......

[redsturgeon]

Plural? Chance'd be fine thing. I do love a good muffin in the morning.

I used to enjoy Muffin the Mule.

John

[redsturgeon]

I'll tell you what annys me iiis when the missus buys bread that is too big for the toaster. I mean why?

Perhaps it's her way of hinting that you need a bigger toaster.

Why not buy her on for her birthday.

(Then duck)

John

[Slarti]

I'll tell you what annys me iiis when the missus buys bread that is too big for the toaster.

Wrong way round. Your toaster, as with most, is too small for a decent sized loaf.

When we have Farmhouse I revert to using the grill.


Slarti

[Rhyd6]

Welcome Diz, it's really nice to see the regulars making an appearance. I visited every day but didn't always have a lot to say. Must say the lemon and green decor is very swish but the seating's comfortable and the bar well stocked, home from home really.

R6

[Biggles]

I used to enjoy Muffin the Mule.

That hasn't been allowed for some years. I blame the EU.

[Rhyd6]

Surely any bread with thick cut bacon on it is a butty not a sandwich. Sandwiches are dainty little things with the crusts cut off. A butty is a meal on it's own with a decent filling and a dollop of sauce to your taste.

Proper toast is made in front of an open fire, thick bread on a toasting fork, a couple of burnt bits and proper salted butter. Food of the gods.

R6

[Grumpi]

These boards are an education.
I always thought that the what the Americans call "English Muffins" were what we call scones.

[AleisterCrowley]

'Biscuits' in the US are like savoury scones I think, cookies being biscuits