Egg in the basket?

How do you call it anyway? I found a dozen of names for this egg in toast. Here’s a quick how-to in just three images. The images say enough, right? First, use a scone cutter to make a whole in your favorite bread (I used sourdough bread), heat a non - stick frying pan with awesome olive oil, toast your slice of bread and gently pour your egg into the hole. You can put a lid on the pan if you don’t have the patience to cook the egg. Like to have your egg yolk soft? Just keep an eye on the pan. When it’s ready (egg white cooked please) season, serve it with lettuce, your favorite chutney or organic truffle mayonaise. Ideal for your DIY breakfast and brunch!

Bakken met Passie

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day! So, I treated my dear friend the Style Visitor for a birthday breakfast after a wild night out haha. My idea is to get out of my comfort zone, just like when I’m abroad and picked Bakken met Passie in another area of town as THE joint to start the day. Why?

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Stravaigin - Full U.K. Breakfast

If you don’t know me that well and don’t get why I eat meat, yet be enthusiast about vegetarian food here’s the WHY. First I don’t eat pork, my dairy and meat tolerance is quite bad, need my vegs and when travelling uhm I’d like to play it safe…

Unfortunately I always have to skip the traditional U.K. breakfast because of the bacon, sausage and black pudding. When I’m abroad I’d love to eat local. And today I had a fantastic alternative I’d like to share.The Stravaigin’s full Vegetarian breakfast! 

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LondonI’m back from London and have a lot of to go’s to share. Have been all over the place and noticed that you could get proper food wherever, whenever. Doesn’t matter what kind of budget you have. The diversity in culture and cuisine is just awesome!The locations where I had great food and ambiance where: Benugo Cafe Deli, Ladbroke Arms restaurant, Brawn, The Breakfast Club, Albion, Gail at the Frieze Art Fair, Sake No Hana and ICN Global!
Will be back soon for burgers! Damn you placemats!

London

I’m back from London and have a lot of to go’s to share. Have been all over the place and noticed that you could get proper food wherever, whenever. Doesn’t matter what kind of budget you have. The diversity in culture and cuisine is just awesome!

The locations where I had great food and ambiance where:
Benugo Cafe Deli, Ladbroke Arms restaurant, Brawn, The Breakfast Club, Albion, Gail at the Frieze Art Fair, Sake No Hana and ICN Global!

Will be back soon for burgers! Damn you placemats!