Traditional English breakfast--need advice

[Bruno28]

To sum up -

Eggs - Traditionally they are served fried 'sunny side up'. But can be scrambled or poached.

Bacon - generally what we call 'best back bacon' (which refers to the cut) and personally I prefer it unsmoked (just in case you were thinking of inviting me )

Suasages - good quality pork sausages (see reference in earlier post)

Black pudding - a key component of the meal (tsk, tsk, jocelynlf)

Beans - always Heinz baked beans.

Fried bread is an alternative to toast for those who feel their cholesterol levels may be a bit on the low side. In Scotland a fried potato scone is another option.

All washed down with tea and orange juice. English breakfast tea is the preferred blend (the clue is in the name)

BTW over here this breakfast is known as a heart attack on a plate.

Hope it all goes well!

I should let you know that in the UK a strange yellow ball has appeared in the sky. Everyone in the UK has gone outside to look and wonder at this strange phenomenon, which appears to radiate heat. They may be gone sometime. Probably explains the lack of other uk responses.