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Mostly brown sauce but if it has an egg in it I'll go ketchup.
I dunno man, I've recently been really getting into a mildly fried egg in a sandwich with brown sauce. I'm experimenting with this new-fangled 'Murican idea of flipping the egg as one might a pancake. The trick seems to be to stay really gentle with the heat and flip as soon as humanly possible, otherwise the yoke gets cooked too, which is against all that is good and holy about a properly fried egg. I spread a thin layer of brown sauce onto both slices of bread, without butter.
I'm coming slowly to the idea that "red sauce" is preferred by the whipper-snappers, and "brown sauce" by the crumblies like me.
I further postulate that red sauce advocates also drink lager, whereas brown sauce converts have discovered to myriad pleasures only found in good ale.
One caveat though; white bread and red sauce with yesterday's turkey still cold from the 'fridge. (I was thinking of that being on boxing day, but wasn't it thanksgiving or something in the US&A yesterday? does that involve turkey?)

I seem to spend a lot of my spare time in the galley in this T9.
 
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Best way to do a good old fried egg is to cook it in the pan after cooking a load of bacon so the pan is still very oily and juicy. Once you've cooked the underside of the egg to the right temperature you want to start trying to pour the boiling hot oil over the top of the egg using a spoon or carefully with the spatula. It lets you see how the white of the egg is firming up and lets you ensure the yolk remains nice and gooey.
 
You english lot,
the proper way to eat bacon is on a good coarse rye bread with onions and pickle and of course horseradish, like this
Wow! that food looks really good. Its not bacon though. It looks like a gorgeous dry-cured ham. On the left is something like "speck" maybe? with finely-cut Parmesan. on the right I'm guessing pancetta.
 
Best way to do a good old fried egg is to cook it in the pan after cooking a load of bacon so the pan is still very oily and juicy. Once you've cooked the underside of the egg to the right temperature you want to start trying to pour the boiling hot oil over the top of the egg using a spoon or carefully with the spatula. It lets you see how the white of the egg is firming up and lets you ensure the yolk remains nice and gooey.

That sounds utterly delicious.
 
Wow! that food looks really good. Its not bacon though. It looks like a gorgeous dry-cured ham. On the left is something like "speck" maybe? with finely-cut Parmesan. on the right I'm guessing pancetta.

Yes, a good old "speck brot" always is a joy. I am quite sure bacon is the same as speck. Also I am confident that it's not parmesan but horseradish. Horseradish goes well along with speck.

I think the only difference is that most people here are talking about thin layers of fried bacon whilst I prefer thick slices of cured and smoked bacon. Not that I wouldn't enjoy fried eggs on crispy fried bacon too.

Cheers.



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Best way to do a good old fried egg is to cook it in the pan after cooking a load of bacon so the pan is still very oily and juicy. Once you've cooked the underside of the egg to the right temperature you want to start trying to pour the boiling hot oil over the top of the egg using a spoon or carefully with the spatula. It lets you see how the white of the egg is firming up and lets you ensure the yolk remains nice and gooey.

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Hi Paul, welcome welcome and I do hope you enjoy being a part of something this huge. I like the way you actually provided feedback to the last update. It was posted before the servers went down. Great start Commander!
 
You english lot,

the proper way to eat bacon is on a good coarse rye bread with onions and pickle and of course horseradish, like this


And if there absolutly has to be some dip - then mustard.

Also greetings Paul!

edit: also learnt some new english culinary vocabulary with this post ^^

Onions etc. are not food but what food eats.
 
Welcome to perhaps one of the greatest ongoing projects I know of!!

I know you and those around you will do wonders for this game! :)

Best of luck

Jaylem
 
Runscape.. the 1st game that grabbed me in the RPG genre.. aah good old times!

Well then WELCOME MATE! Will be looking forward working with ya too!
 
Greetings Commanders!

My name is Paul and I am joining you all today as part of the Frontier Community team!

I’ve worked in the games industry for a while now, on titles such as RuneScape and Fable Legends and I’m excited to be taking to the stars with you all in Elite Dangerous!

I’m looking forward to chatting with you all and helping to gather your feedback and opinions with the rest of the community team!

Do you play Elite Dangerous yes or no?
 
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Hi Paul. Just want you to know, we aren't all this way. The kind of people that take to forums are incedentially also the people with the biggest opinions. Us here? This game is life. The people I play with though, none of them really get info about the game from these resources. They rely on people like me to tell them about it. So that's really how you should think about us here. We're like the tiny community managers a lot of the time. Many of us have YouTube channels and streams with thousands of subscribers. So the best way to reach the majority of players that don't get newsletters, is through us.
 
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