Egg Dishes
Ulster Fry
Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
A fried breakfast distinguished by soda farl and potato bread on the plate alongside bacon, sausage, egg and both black and white pudding.
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What it is
A closer look at Ulster Fry.
A fried breakfast distinguished by soda farl and potato bread on the plate alongside bacon, sausage, egg and both black and white pudding.
What to look for
Know it when you find it.
The two griddle breads are what make it, and both are fried in the bacon fat. Beans and tomato are optional and endlessly argued about; the breads are not.
Where it belongs
Origins and
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