I had to substitute soda farls for the tattie scone and didn't have the fancy eggs that Lawrence used the results were still very delicious - I was really surprised at how nice the tomatoes in Worcestershire Sauce were - I thought they would be too strong a flavour, but the reduction made it less acidic and intensified the flavours and give it a nice little spicy kick to boot.
Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Delightful Breakfast from Lawrence Keogh
This week's Saturday Kitchen on BBC1 featured Lawrence Keogh of the restaurant Roast in Borough market making a delicious breakfast dish - Tattie scone with bacon, field mushrooms and slow-roasted tomatoes in Worcestershire sauce . Voted the number one breakfast in London and a restaurant that boasts one hundred and seventy plus covers for breakfast, lunch and dinner - I certainly had to give it a go.

I had to substitute soda farls for the tattie scone and didn't have the fancy eggs that Lawrence used the results were still very delicious - I was really surprised at how nice the tomatoes in Worcestershire Sauce were - I thought they would be too strong a flavour, but the reduction made it less acidic and intensified the flavours and give it a nice little spicy kick to boot.
I had to substitute soda farls for the tattie scone and didn't have the fancy eggs that Lawrence used the results were still very delicious - I was really surprised at how nice the tomatoes in Worcestershire Sauce were - I thought they would be too strong a flavour, but the reduction made it less acidic and intensified the flavours and give it a nice little spicy kick to boot.
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A well captured reminder of a delicious breakfast! This was very well done... x
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