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Cheerio, Mon Ami; A Bit of Paris in London's South Kensington
From:
The Washington Post
| Date:
October 22, 2000| Author:
Keith Epstein
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Just in from Heathrow that morning, I was, as the English say,
nackered. And starving. For at least a thousand miles I'd been
fantasizing about one of Britain's few culinary accomplishments and
one of life's more sensible exceptions to the cholesterol ban: an
English breakfast. Eggs like gooey suns. Grilled to-mah-to. Strips of
fatty bacon. Toast, albeit cold, with marmalade. Pork sausage, a k a
bangers. And, with a little luck, blood sausage, too.
I asked at the front desk of my hotel...
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