What is your hangover breakfast??

Corkladddd!! · 07-07-2010 10:46am #1

As above what is your favourite morning after treat???

Mine is 4 thick rashers and a fried egg in between 2 slice of thick home cut bread toasted and swimming with butter and brown sauce:p:p

If I'm going back on the batter I keep a can in the fridge to accompany it or if I'm not it's a pint of milk and a pot of tea!!!!

Even better when herself makes it!!!:D:D

All on the proviso that you are not actually so sick you cant eat!! We've all been there!!:o

admiralofthefleet · 07-07-2010 2:46pm

a good fry

Paulyh · 07-07-2010 2:51pm

A fry.............but made on the BBQ

its so feak'in tasty!!! i even do the egg on the side burner. my mouth would be watering, if i had'nt just eatten my lunch

I still heat the beans in the microwave though...............

But if i am continuing drinking, i dont bother with breakfast.............just straight on the booze

Cathmandooo · 07-07-2010 3:58pm

Cup of tea is the business for a hangover while you're waiting for the fry up to be cooked. No beans though, beans are gross :pac:

HavingCrack · 08-07-2010 8:30pm

Can't eat anything the morning after drinking...so its more of an afternoon fry for me

Hermione* · 08-07-2010 11:00pm

Usually I don't see the morning when I've a hangover, but when I do surface, I like lots of Tropicana orange juice (must have bits!) and either eggs like this, or a combination of paprika flavoured sausages, sautéed garlicky cherry tomatoes and some good bread. Then, a pot of strong coffee and some quality time with the sofa :pac:

Corkladddd!! · 09-07-2010 12:06am

It seems that the traditional fry is still a favourite!! I'll probably be shot for this but I think they are a little too much to handle after a night out!!!

woysworld · 09-07-2010 12:11am

FRY-UP!!!:D

NoHornJan · 09-07-2010 3:48am

My brother used to take two raw eggs and a glass of milk after a night on the town. He would crack an egg into a glass, add a dash of pure orange juice and down the hatch, same for the next egg and wash them both down with a half pint of milk. He reckoned if they stayed down 'till lunchtime, then he'd be able for the big fry-up.

Yve · 09-07-2010 3:53am

Jambons and Lucozade

*Nyom*

Swampy · 09-07-2010 8:53am

Paulyh wrote: »

A fry.............but made on the BBQ its so feak'in tasty!!! i even do the egg on the side burner. my mouth would be watering, if i had'nt just eatten my lunch
I still heat the beans in the microwave though...............

But if i am continuing drinking, i dont bother with breakfast.............just straight on the booze

Get some chilli sauce into those beans to man it up. Good for the hangover.

tony 2 tone · 09-07-2010 5:21pm

Yve wrote: »

Jambons and Lucozade

*Nyom*

Best answer yet

Me self, it's black coffee and a smoke, then after the morning movement, filthy fry, with fryed spuds, mushrooms and large pot of coffee.

yabadabado · 09-07-2010 8:00pm

Swampy wrote: »

Get some chilli sauce into those beans to man it up. Good for the hangover.

you cant beat the chilli sauce adds a lovely kick.

myflipflops · 09-07-2010 10:38pm

It used to be a breakfast roll and a bottle of Lucazade sport. Then it was a breakfast roll and a pint of milk.

Breakie roll had to consist of: big soft roll, sausages, rashers, pudding (black and white), hash browns and plenty of tomato ketchup. Beans on the side if available.

Been 9 months snce I've had one now. I miss them nearly as much as Guinness....

Wolfe Tone · 09-07-2010 10:42pm

I cant eat until the afternoon, then I stuff my face with all available food.

tommyboy2222 · 09-07-2010 10:48pm

Dominos Pepperoni Passion, Chicken Kickers & two cans of coke in the early afternoon.

pclancy · 11-07-2010 8:37am

Hash browns. Eggs. Potatoes.

Prior to that eat 2 kiwi fruit.

No more hangover.

Also avoid cigarettes, they are 80% of the pain of a bad hangover if you're a smoker. Replace nicotene with THC.

scotchy · 11-07-2010 8:47am

Two Solpadene and a Rubex in a pint of water and back to bed:o.

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Asphyxia · 11-07-2010 4:39pm

A yummy chicken fillet roll from Centra and nice cold glass of orange juice usually does the job

Cookie33 · 11-07-2010 10:50pm

cup of tea and a good fry up.. If i can't be bothered or too sick to cook the whole fry then just a bacon and egg sandwich

sealgaire · 12-07-2010 12:21pm

12-07-2010 12:23pm

double sausage and egg muffin meal X 2

shoeaddict27 · 12-07-2010 1:07pm

has to be a rasher sandwich and a cup of tea

i always crave orange juice too, like my body's mourning all the vitamins destroyed through alcohol

Corkladddd!! · 14-07-2010 12:38pm

had a few myself at home with a few others last night actually and had a hot chicken roll earlier, have to say it did the trick!!!!

nin2010 · 14-07-2010 2:33pm

yabadabado wrote: »

you cant beat the chilli sauce adds a lovely kick.

Nandos hot chilli sauce in the beans is the business!

Tom Dunne · 23-07-2010 2:53pm

Big Mac, Large Fries and a Large Coke.

All you major food groups covered - salt, sugar, carbs and grease.

UrbanSea · 23-07-2010 3:01pm

Tom Dunne wrote: »

Big Mac, Large Fries and a Large Coke.

All you major food groups covered - salt, sugar, carbs and grease.

And fat. Can't forget about our pal which keeps us warm.

dr.bollocko · 24-07-2010 12:12pm

If the headache prevents more drinking I like to go all out on a serious fry.
With beans!
Interesting thing in Dunnes yesterday. A roulade of black and white pudding. So that, with the baby button mushrooms (Slow fried in butter with a dribble of balsamic vinegar.)
Breakfast potato is also important. Those Mc.Donalds hashbrowns are about the best for a durty breakfast potato situation but since it's home made you need some fried potato or potato cakes.
Then the usual bacon, sausage and a coupla fried eggs. Sunny side up.
Then sit back and wait for the ambulance to arrive while giggling at your tingling left arm and watching the grand prix.

UrbanSea · 24-07-2010 1:19pm

I like to keep some chinese left over from the night before,I tend to get a curry when I go out. Keep some for the morning and it's a real treat.

dashboard_hula · 24-07-2010 1:44pm

1 x Alka Selzter
1 x glass fizzy water
2 x sausages in a white bread roll with brown sauce.
1 x Tea

I can tell you it works because I did all that this morning and if I hadn't, I wouldn't have even gotten to work.

Don't ask me why I made a hames of a bottle of Absolut when I knew I was working a 12 hour shift the next day @ 10am. Jesus.

Timistry · 24-07-2010 1:59pm

When in college, either a hot chicken roll or a large white roll stuffed with sausages and tomato sauce. yum! Had a huge craving for freezing cold orange juice aswell. If im too hungover, glass of water/OJ,2 disprin etc and back to bed

Tom Dunne · 24-07-2010 2:26pm

greetings wrote: »

I like to keep some chinese left over from the night before,I tend to get a curry when I go out. Keep some for the morning and it's a real treat.

I remember a long time ago going out for a night out. Got up the next morning, very worse for the wear, and opened my sock drawer only to find a full, untouched chicken curry and rice.

Best cure for the hangover ever.

True story.

wha · 24-07-2010 11:22pm

Usually the "hangover graze" kick in. This is where I go from press to press to fridge to press to freezer and eat a little bit of something from everywhere. Repeat as necessary. Then back to bed. Then repeat again.

The best thing ever is when there's left over cold finger food from a party. Cold wedges and chicken dippers breakfast... yummy!

Although once when I was hungover I accidently ate a cigarette when eating a handful of left over doritos....

Some dirty bastard had put it out in the bowl! Uuuuuhhh

Lilym · 25-07-2010 9:48am

Full Irish never fails and 2nd helpings if needs be

Toto Wolfcastle · 25-07-2010 3:51pm

This morning it was Alka Seltzer, boxty, rashers, maple syrup, hot chocolate, 7Up Free and 2 packets of popcorn. Seems to be working.

UrbanSea · 25-07-2010 5:14pm

Two toasted ham and cheese sandwiches with milk for me this morning. First time to try it,worked very well,mind you,I hadn't a bad hangover.

trout · 27-07-2010 9:20pm

Get yore batch loaf.
Toast one side. Add butter.
Smear a layer of white pudding, preferred thickness of 1 inch.
Grill white pudding.
Add fried egg.
Cover in beans.
Add several large drops of A1 Hot & Spicy Tabasco and Steak Sauce.
Sprinkle on cheese.
Grill cheese.
Garnish with parsley or rosemary ... whatever you have to hand.

Rinse and repeat.

Zaph · 27-07-2010 9:22pm

trout wrote: »

Garnish with parsley or rosemary

Brother trout, kindly explain.

trout · 27-07-2010 10:20pm

Zaph wrote: »

Brother trout, kindly explain.

Certainly. Just tell me what words you didn't understand, and I'll be happy to help.

Zaph · 27-07-2010 10:23pm

trout wrote: »

Certainly. Just tell me what words you didn't understand, and I'll be happy to help.

Garnish, parsley and rosemary seem to be causing me the most confusion.

trout · 27-07-2010 10:24pm

Zaph wrote: »

Garnish, parsley and rosemary seem to be causing me the most confusion.

Ah ... yes. These are posh words for "greens". A little dab'll do ya.

I learnt them quite by accident, when I was watching The Food Channel, starring one Rachael Ray. It's a good program, I think you'll agree.

Toto Wolfcastle · 27-07-2010 10:29pm

Rachael Ray is a knob. She had a guy on the show today telling us to eat the less fatty options in restaurants. Then she made a healthy burger. To be fair, she did put bacon on it, but she cooked it in a way that removed some of the delicious fat. Then she put cranberries on it. Fruit! On a burger! Oh and it was a turkey and pork burger. If she had removed the turkey is would just have been a pork burger, and I think we can all agree that 100% pork is the way to go.

trout · 27-07-2010 10:30pm

janeybabe wrote: »

Rachael Ray is a knob. She had a guy on the show today telling us to eat the less fatty options in restaurants. Then she made a healthy burger. To be fair, she did put bacon on it, but she cooked it in a way that removed some of the delicious fat. Then she put cranberries on it. Fruit! On a burger! Oh and it was a turkey and pork burger. If she had removed the turkey is would just have been a pork burger, and I think we can all agree that 100% pork is the way to go.

Wow. She cooks too ?

If there's one thing I've learned in this modern world, it's this; when you look hawt, you get away with all kinds of things.

Toto Wolfcastle · 27-07-2010 10:32pm

She looks better in real life though. Those photos are photoshopped a lot to make her skinnier. Silly FHM.

Zaph · 27-07-2010 10:32pm

trout wrote: »

Ah ... yes. These are posh words for "greens". A little dab'll do ya.

I learnt them quite by accident, when I was watching The Food Channel, starring one Rachael Ray. It's a good program, I think you'll agree.

It looks like an interesting show all right, although I notice she isn't wearing an apron so she could end up with a nasty burn in those outfits. Still, it's all in the name of edutainment, so who are we to argue?

NoHornJan · 28-07-2010 2:33pm

Hangover or no hangover, never try to fry bacon in the nude

UrbanSea · 28-07-2010 2:37pm

Ouch.

trout · 28-07-2010 5:43pm

Zaph wrote: »

I notice she isn't wearing an apron so she could end up with a nasty burn in those outfits.

NoHornJan wrote: »

Hangover or no hangover, never try to fry bacon in the nude

greetings wrote: »

Ouch.

Gentlemen, I present to you ... the Bacon Apron!

28-07-2010 11:50pm

For me its usually steak eggs and a gallon of coffee

failing that more beer :cool:

Tom Dunne · 29-07-2010 7:38am

47 wrote: »

For me its usually steak eggs and a gallon of coffee failing that more beer :cool:

I had steak and eggs for breakfast* when in Vegas last year and I have to say, it was pretty damn good.

*when I say breakfast, it was at around 7:30am. However, as I had not been to bed that night, does it still classify as breakfast?

Jesus Wept · 29-07-2010 7:43am

If you are capable of eating, then you are not properly hungover.

What is your hangover breakfast??

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