10 piece Fry £2!

Mr_Bun

To make it an Ulster Fry it MUST contain soda and potato bread.
For my ideal fry I would have to have soda,potato bread,fried pancake,sausages,smoked back bacon,black pudding,eggs and vegetable roll,nom nom:D
No beans,tomatoes,mushrooms or sauce!!!

Cotta

Mr_Bun wrote: »

To make it an Ulster Fry it MUST contain soda and potato bread.
For my ideal fry I would have to have soda,potato bread,fried pancake,sausages,smoked back bacon,black pudding,eggs and vegetable roll,nom nom:D
No beans,tomatoes,mushrooms or sauce!!!

I've never been a massive fan of potato bread. I like my fry to have 2 sausages, 2 rashers of bacon, scrambled egg, beans and mushrooms.

steveymp

Cotta wrote: »

What should an Ulster fry contain and how does it differ from an English fry?

Bacon, sausage, fried egg(s), minced beef patty, potato bread, soda bread, black and/or white pudding and mushrooms. According to the world's expert on the Ulster Fry (my Granny ) An Ulster Fry should be dry, thats what large mugs of tea where invented for

Under no circumstances should baked beans or tinned tomatoes come near the plate, thats an English Breakfast. Fresh tomatoes grilled are acceptable if in season.

Oh, and hash browns and fried pancakes are an American import and again shouldn't be allowed on the plate either Shame because I love a good fried pancake with my fry.

JulieElizabeth

minced beef patty - a burger?

No way Hose A :eek:

EDIT - ah, maybe you mean vegetable roll :cool:

Cotta

I've never had a vegetable roll on a fry, sounds wrong.

Cherryscone

I fancy a bit of Vegetable roll now after reading this

steveymp

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

minced beef patty - a burger?

No way Hose A :eek:

EDIT - ah, maybe you mean vegetable roll :cool:

Nahhh it's a Derry thing I think, we have a company called Doherty's which makes various varieties of mince, the Doherty's Special Mince sticks together (massive fat content me thinks, but tastes great) and gets rolled into smallish balls and then flattened and fried as part of an Ulster Fry. Really worth a try if you get your hands on a pack

Has everyone forgotten the main ingredient in a fry ? HP sauce

almillar

So many people think they like Ulster Frys. Ulster Fry must contain black and white pudding (you can argue about the beans etc), so if you don't like them, you don't like the real Ulster Fry!