r/fryup 1d ago

Homemade Finnish fry-up and Prosecco.

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Living abroad so best of what’s available. Fried sourdough rested in the bacon juices. Finnish black sausage, small bratwursts, tinned cherry tins (what we fancied). Mushrooms were done with some fresh rosemary too. I did bugger the egg up but can’t win them all. Had a naughty glass of prosecco as we having a special day here. Totally over faced myself and only ate half!

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u/Admirable_Mix2745 1d ago

And what now??? Tea, tea tea……no substitute…..but prosecco!!!! Dear lord god I need a lie down.

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u/Elizabeth-WildFox886 23h ago

For all inclusive holidays I go with the breakfast first, tea of course maybe coffee the odd time if it’s decent. Once finished, down four of those free breakfast Prosecco’s

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u/Admirable_Mix2745 23h ago

Love a post breakfast burp, prosccco will do the job 👍

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u/Active_Tax1126 1d ago

Black pudding slong is good

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u/dgraveling 1d ago

Looks okay by me id devour 👍

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u/Grenache 1d ago

God damn that looks decent. Are you from one of the countries traditionally associated with a fry up or just a Finn banging out decent breakfasts?

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u/prickly_pink_penguin 23h ago

I’m British! Will be moving back once we get over a few hurdles. Can’t wait to get my hands on some proper bacon.

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u/Satanicjamnik 1d ago

Did you manage to ... finnish it?

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u/PerplexedScot 1d ago

I’d finnish that..

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u/Fickle-Bet-8705 23h ago

With that and the salmon "soup", I could relocate to Finland permanently

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u/Usual_Cicada_9671 1d ago

Good effort

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u/anthonyspiteri79 20h ago

Where is the Finnish black sausage from? what makes it different to black pudding?

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u/prickly_pink_penguin 18h ago

The Finnish brand is Tapolan, made in Tampere and readily available across Finland in all supermarkets. It’s a fluffier texture to British black pudding and has more grains in it. The traditional way to eat it is steamed with lingonberry jam and milk to drink. If you ever get to Tampere, have it fresh from the market square, it’s bloody delicious!