Topic: B.I.R. Breakfast

[loveitspicy]

B.I.R. Breakfast
Best Indian Recycled Breakfast

I have a friend Madhu who very recently said to me Richard do you Know there is a dish in Maharashtra called the phodnicha poli.....it

[DalPuri]

Looks delicious Rich and reminds me of a Kothu.
I used to buy a mutton kothu from the Sri Lankan places, Mutton, omelette, chapatis and lots of green chillies all chopped up and mixed together. Odd, but very tasty!  ;D

Cheers, Frank. 

[loveitspicy]

Its the dogs doodies to be honest Frank
I like it very much

best, Rich

[Malc.]

Certainly a very good way of using up the left over breads. I now see the similarity to the dish Frank mentioned too. Neither of which are doing me any favours at the moment as it's lunch time and I haven't eaten yet. This is making me very hungry indeed!

[Micky Tikka]

Another delicious looking Photo Rich

How did you stop the dish from sliding off the table 

[Whandsy]

Looks yummy rich, not sure I can do this for breakfast though, reminds me of the days of going for a few slurps, buying a curry in a drunken stupor, leaving half and then eating cold leftovers for breakfast.

Mmmmmm, the good old days ;D

Bet there's a few who still do that on here 

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[DalPuri]

Not many things can wake you up quicker than spices first thing in the morning.
I quite often have a mouthful or two of the night before's cold curry when i'm waitin for the kettle to boil for my coffee of a morning.  ;D
Definitely not straight from the fridge though!  My kitchen is so cold its practically a walk-in larder and i call the microwave, my meat safe. 

[loveitspicy]

Not many things can wake you up quicker than spices first thing in the morning.
I quite often have a mouthful or two of the night before's cold curry when i'm waitin for the kettle to boil for my coffee of a morning.  ;D
Definitely not straight from the fridge though!  My kitchen is so cold its practically a walk-in larder and i call the microwave, my meat safe. 

Love it Frank