Breakfast Week Meal Plan: Baked Full English Breakfast Recipe and 5:2 Diet Breakfast Ideas
Breakfast Week Meal Plan:
~ Baked Full English Breakfast Recipe ~
5:2 Diet Breakfast Ideas
French Egg & Tomato Breakfast Tartine with Lovage
The house is infused with a wonderful citrus aroma as I sit and type my post this morning; a batch of three fruits marmalade is on the hob and simmering away quite happily and it smells like breakfast, that marmalade smell you get when you open a jar and spread it on toast, tangy and fresh with an air of sunnier climes about it. Marmalade is not just for breakfast of course, it is also wonderful as a savoury marinade for meat and game, as well as being sublime in a baked or steamed pudding, but, I breakfast table is not correctly dressed, in my opinion, if there isn’t at least one jar on offer. Today’s meal plan is a little different from my usual plans, as it is Farmhouse Breakfast Week, I have decided to list a plan of all of my breakfasts this week, with some accompaniment ideas too; and, not forgetting some LOW-CALORIE 5:2 diet recipes, for fast days. I am also going to be posting about a cause CLOSE to my heart, and supporting Free Range Friday on behalf of the British Hen Welfare Trust. I am sharing my latest recipe with you in this post, my FIRST new breakfast recipe, for an easy Full English Breakfast that is baked in the oven, just leaving you to fry, scramble or poach the eggs and make the toast and a pot of tea of course. I have already posted a few wonderful breakfast ideas yesterday, by way of a “teaser type trailer” post, and you can read all about #BreakfastWatch and my recipes here: Get Ready for Farmhouse Breakfast Week: Breakfast Recipes Galore! But on to my Monday Meal Plan now, as usual, I am linking up with Mrs M and her weekly Meal Planning Monday, which, is a great idea to spread and share some recipe love! Have a wonderful week, and don’t forget to breakfast like a King! Karen
Baked Full English Breakfast
Monday “Breakfast” Meal Plan
Monday 21st January:
Baked Full English Breakfast (Recipe below)
Tuesday 22nd January:
Three Fruits Marmalade with Toast and Tea
Wednesday 23rd January:
Home-made Milk Loaf Bread
Thursday 24th January:
Low-calorie Creamy Organic Porridge with Honey
Free-Range Friday 25th January:
EGGS!
Lots of EGG recipes, all free-range of course!
Saturday 26th January:
Overnight Breakfast Casserole
Sunday 27th January:
A Yorkshire Breakfast!
Here are some 5:2 Diet Fast Days Breakfast Ideas:
Blueberry & Oat Pancakes with Cinnamon Recipe
Creamy Garlic Mushrooms on Toast (190 Calories)
LOW CALORIE Breakfast Omelette Recipe
Baked Full English Breakfast Recipe:
Baked Full English Breakfast
Baked Full English Breakfast
Print recipe
| Serves | 4 |
| Prep time | 5 minutes |
| Cook time | 25 minutes |
| Total time | 30 minutes |
| Allergy | Egg |
| Meal type | Breakfast |
| Misc | Child Friendly, Serve Hot |
| Occasion | Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Valentines day |
| Region | British |
| By author | Karen S Burns-Booth |
Ingredients
- 8 British Pork Sausages
- 1 x 250g Black Pudding, cut into rounds (2 slices per person)
- 8 rashers Dry-Cure British Bacon
- 4 to 8 eggs (you can either fry, scramble or poach them)
- 4 slices wholemeal bread
- a little vegetable oil or butter
Optional
- mushrooms
- tomatoes
Note
An easy and healthier way to prepare a full English breakfast, just pop all of your ingredients to bake in the oven and cook the eggs to order at the last minute, before serving on warmed plates with toast, marmalade and a pot of tea or coffee.
Directions
| Step 1 | Pre-heat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas Mark 6. Lightly oil a large roasting tray and add the sausages, bake them for about 10 minutes. |
| Step 2 | Move the sausages over to one side of the tray, turning them over to brown on the other side, and then add the bacon and black pudding; bake for a further 10 to 12 minutes. |
| Step 3 | Meanwhile, cut the bread in half and cook in a little butter or vegetable oil and then keep the bread warm in the oven with the sausages, bacon and black pudding. |
| Step 4 | Cook your eggs to personal requirements and then serve the breakfast on warm plates, allowing 2 sausages, 2 rashers of bacon and 2 slices of black pudding per person. Place the fried bread on the plate and top with the cooked eggs. |
| Step 5 | Serve immediately with toast, marmalade and a pot of tea or coffee. |
| Step 6 | Optional extras: Fresh mushrooms and tomatoes can be added to the oven bake when the bacon and black pudding is added, add a little more oil or butter to cook them in. |
Baked Full English Breakfast
Baked Full English Breakfast
I am entering this Baked Full English Breakfast into Javelin Warrior’s Made with Love Mondays – as it is cooked with love and from scratch!
fiona maclean says
LOL not planning on changing the habit of a lifetime (well nearly) and eating breakfast just this week! I might treat myself to a full English at the weekend in honour of the event!!!!!
Enjoy yours though:)
Karen Booth says
Thanks Fiona! Did you read that people who eat breakfast are thinner and lose weight quicker than those who don’t? Just a passing random thought……. 🙂 Karen
Kathryn says
Gorgeous pictures Karen – I really wish I’d had more than some yoghurt & granola before I left the house now!
Karen Booth says
Thanks Kathryn, I have discovered a new window with food light for my photos! Karen
Katharine says
I LOVE breakfast and never miss it so it’s really nice to see it celebrated in this way with all your gorgeous recipes and ideas! I think the world of food blogging does tend to overlook this very important meal! Thanks Karen, you have certainly inspired me to start my day with something different this week!
Karen Booth says
I am so pleased I have inspired you with some of these recipes Katharine, and like you, I am a big lover of breakfast – I always have it. Karen
Rachel K @MarmadukeS says
I love a full English, though I have to ration myself because they are just too delicious. To your recipe, I would probably have poached eggs and insist on Worcestershire sauc e (or Henderson’s). BTW, in my ideal world, baked beans are banned as an abomination! And tomatoes have to be fresh, not tinned!
Karen Booth says
I agree Rachel, I never ever have beans with an English breakfast, and only fresh tomatoes as you say, and I would go further and say no hash browns too, fried potatoes but please no hash browns! Chop sauce is my favourite, although I adore Worcester sauce in a toasted bacon butty! Karen
charlene says
Wow, I love a healthy version of the Full English. I also like the variety of your breakfasts throughout the week x
Karen Booth says
Thanks Charlene, there should be a breakfast idea to suit all in this post, hopefully! Karen
kellie@foodtoglow says
Quit making me hungry, Karen! Here I am just innocently eating some cottage cheese and here you are flashing your breakfast at me. Not fair.
Javelin Warrior says
I’m a big fan of big breakfasts, Karen – and anything with eggs and sausage is fine by me. I’ve never had black pudding before, but it sounds intriguing… Thanks so much for sharing this bounty!
Rebecca says
Full English Breakfast, albeit a baked version, with scrambled eggs. I Don’t think so, an inexcusable departure from tradition. Breakfast requires eggs unscrambled, unadulterated their golden yolks dominating the platter, shining through to cheer on the day.
Karen Booth says
It’s horses for courses Rebecca, and I cannot eat a fried egg sunny side up as it makes me sick! But, my husband DOES eat an unadulterated egg with its golden yolk showing and I know of lots of people JUST like me! Karen
ashleigh says
great ideas!
Fiona Matters says
Mmmmm full English. I mainly grill mine too – so I call it a “grill up” can’t actually stand fried bacon – I like mine crunchy! You’ve reminded me that I need to pop down to the butcher I found recently to get some gluten-free black pudding. Just discovered they do it – I haven’t had black pudding since I went gluten free around 8 years ago!
Maya Russell says
Generally put sausages and bacon in the oven. It’s always amazing how much fat comes out. I love full English Breakfasts!
Avvie Cunnington says
That full english looks amazing! Wouldn’t have the black pudding though.
Mama Owl says
My mouth is watering! The full english has to be my favourite breakfast of all time. Beautiful photos x
Karen Booth says
Thanks so much! 🙂 Karen
Mrs M says
Wow, amazing ideas, thanks for sharing and linking up. I’m not a big breakfast person but I LOVE breakfast foods – just at other times of the day!
Galina V says
I’m not the biggest fan of the full English brekkie, as I don’t like black pudding or baked beans, and the fried bread is smth I would not touch at all. Saying that, the rest is yummy, and I look enviously at all your plates and china in the photos, they are fab!
Galina V says
Should add, I know you didn’t include the beans and fried bread in your diet version. It was a comment on the English breakfast in general
Michelle says
We had friends from the other side of the country staying with us this weekend and my husband had promised them a cooked breakfast so they could sample the award winning delights from our local butcher. When I saw your ‘easy way ‘ I showed him and although we were both somewhat dubious about a baked breakfast, the result was impressive! Zero stress and perfect results. Thank you so much for the tip.
tracie scott says
the full english looks absolutely mouthwatering. it is nearly mid night but i could just eat it now!!!
Liam Simpson says
Mmmmm a full English is always a winner for me.
Karen Booth says
Thanks Liam! Karen
Lynn Brown says
Nice to see a healthy version of one of my favs. which I often have for midweek tea!
claire griffiths says
the full english breakfast looks lovely 🙂
Barrie Phillips says
I love my cooked breakfasts.
Beverley says
Looks delish! I might have to try this!
Claire Long says
Lovely pics.
That full english makes me wish I had time for breakfast in the mornings!
Sarah Cooper says
All of your posts make me hungry and they always inspire me to improve the way I blog. Particularly envious of your photography skills.
hannah oneill says
Looks lovely!
Arabella Bazley says
The Great British Breakfast is such a wonderful thing and is great before you climb a mountain, work in the fields or if you have a hangover (so I hear….). I do wish eating breakfast did help you lose weight but I suspect the “All Day Breakfast” disproves the theory 🙂
Alan C says
That looks great but I would have though that grilling food would have removed more fat?
Julie Davies says
will have to try this, it looks delicious
deborah godbolt says
i luv a fry up this looks really good
Jo welsh says
Love the English breakfast but we don’t always have it for brekkie great as a lunch if you need an energy boost or are having a late tea.
Hazel Christopher says
You just can’t beat a full English and that looks so delicious!
Tracy Nixon says
Must admit being a single mum of four, I never cook bacon or sausages for breakfast – why? Simply because there is no time through the week and at weekends the kids seem to love scrambled eggs with cheese for a treat! We always have breakfast though – toast and cereal! Would never go without our first meal of the day!
Alex C says
Fab idea! Will have to try this next time I treat myself to a Full English!
Fiona Matters says
I do like a full English. So yummy. I like having it after a long run – kills the guilt.
Carolin says
Cant beat a Full English Breakfast to start the day 🙂
Beverley says
Must admit I wasn’t looking forward to oven baked bacon, but it was really good!
Maria Turner says
I do wish I had time and energy to try different things for breakfast – everything looks lovely [although I have to say that black pudding will NEVER feature in any cooked breakfast in this house, lol]
Sara Jones says
I love a cooked breakfast..best start to the day.
Zoe Howarth says
This way makes it so much more appealing than doing everything individually. It such a faff normally, that’s why I don’t bother but I’ll probably try this way now.
WandaFish says
I’m trying to push the baked full english out of my mind and concentrate on the 5:2 breakfast ideas! I’ve tried the blueberry pancakes, which are delicious 🙂 and armed with the other ideas I’m sure I can make the diet work for me – thanks for all the gorgeous recipes you post!
Herbert Appleby says
wow… what a lotta fry ups I’ve just decided to trade in the muesli
Beverley says
Having this for lunch – it worked so well last time!
Lisa Williams says
my mouth is watering this looks amazing 🙂
Arabella Bazley says
I totally agree that cooking a Full English Breakfast is an act of love. I think it is a national dish in it’s own right.
Beverley says
Making this again for tea tonight, though I suspect I’ll be pressed into providing at least one portion of chips with it!
Sue Bowden says
This breakfast looks and sounds scrummy, making me feel hungry and I’ve got to wait until tomorrow, because that’s what I’m having as my mother’s day treat xx
sophie buckle says
Have to try this!!! What a fab idea thank you!!!
Lizzie Christian says
Mmmmmm Karen, you have as always tantilised my taste buds. We both love a full english, but I am on Weight Watchers. I Love this vertion which looks lush. I have a supplier in Sulfolk online I order our Wild and Game meats. So free range smoked back bacon, Wild Boar or Venison Sausages which are the only sausages hubby n I will eat. With Duck eggs when we can. Hubby has recently tried Black Pud for the first time. We make our own bread a 50/50 loaf or baguettes. Am feeling hungry already. Chestnut mushrooms, cherry toms on the vine in balsamic purfect Bon Appetite!! X
Karen Burns-Booth says
I am so pleased these recipes will help with WW Lizzie, which I am BACK on again after the Christmas excesses! Let me know what you make, Karen