Irish Weekend Fry-Up Recipe | Epicurious.com

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"A fry-up is great when friends are staying over—simply multiply the ingredients given below by however many people you are feeding. Source the best local ingredients you can and follow up with a big walk. You can have your eggs boiled or poached, if you prefer. Our family eats an Irish breakfast or some parts of it at least once a week, and not always in the morning. We're lucky to have great producers of bacon and, of course, black and white pudding, which is a particular specialty of Cork County. Black pudding (blood sausage) may be more popular worldwide, but white pudding is very popular in Ireland and an important part of an Irish breakfast. White pudding is similar to black pudding, but it contains no blood—only pork, spices, and usually oatmeal. I love this big cooked breakfast, but it isn't something I'll eat early in the morning before I go for a run!..."

INGREDIENTS
Vegetable, sunflower, or olive oil, for frying
Butter, for frying and spreading on toast
1-2 medium-size pork sausages
1-2 slices (rashers) thick-cut, dry-cured, smoked or unsmoked, Canadian (back) or regular (streaky) bacon, rind removed
2 to 3 slices of black and/or white pudding
2 ounces (50g) button mushrooms, sliced, or 1 large flat mushroom, stem removed
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 ripe tomato, halved
Pinch of sugar (if roasting the tomato in the oven)
1 to 2 eggs
1/2 tablespoon milk (for scrambled eggs)
1 to 1 1/2 tablespoons (5?20g) butter (for scrambled eggs)
2 slices white or whole-grain (brown) bread
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