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02/03/2007

Breakfast at the Fat Duck

All these pictures are clickably bigger.

Parsnip 'cornflakes'.  This came with a jug of parsnip-infused milk.

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And then nitro=scrambled egg and bacon ice cream.

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After scrambling the eggs, liquid nitrogen is poured over them while they are quickly whisked.

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Plates with pain perdu and maple bacon stand by.  And then it's served.

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With this there was a loose tea jelly.

And to wash it all down, a non-vintage , Buller 'Fine Old Muscat', from Rutherglen.

Very very very nice indeed.

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I'm very impressed that you grabbed the opportunity to capture Heston's "bacon and egg ice cream" in photography. The idea, amongst countless other dishes at The Fat Duck, is a little too outlandish for some people, but I know I'd jump at the chance to sample it. So here's a question I probably already know the answer to... what was it like?

I've just one thing to say - wow!

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