#Kipper breakfast full#

Lister then tells Cat ( Danny John-Jules) and Kryten ( Robert Llewellyn) that Rimmer is Ace, and the dead light bee belongs to their shipmate killed by the Knight. Rimmer makes it back to Ace in time to watch him die. After a brief sword fight, Rimmer shoots the Knight, revealed afterwards to be a disguised Lister, who switched the ammo for blanks. Rimmer then encounters the King's Best Knight in the corridors of Starbug (who supposedly escaped from AR), and who is searching for 'Lister of Smeg'. After encouragement from Lister, Rimmer decides to accept the offer and begins his training, but soon gives in so Ace forcibly redresses him as Ace to help him get into character. And now that he is doomed to die, Ace must train Rimmer to succeed him and keep the legend going. He also tells Rimmer and Lister of the Ace secret-The original Ace Rimmer is long dead: the man before them is the latest in a long line of alternate versions of Rimmer from countless dimensions who have all taken the reins to be Ace. Once they are alone, Ace reveals to Rimmer that he is dying and wants Rimmer to replace him as Ace. Lister and the Queen then proceed to make love, with an interruption by Lister asking for whipped cream from the astounded crowd and King.Īce transports into Starbug's dimension and gets a welcome reception from all but Rimmer. Using his cheat codes he defeats the knight, claims his prize and with one last cheat the Queen's chastity belt falls freely to the ground. He challenges the King's best knight so he can win the honour of spending a night and a day with the Queen of Camelot. Meanwhile on Starbug, Lister ( Craig Charles) is tired of taking cold showers, nearly using all the water supplies in the process, so he goes into the artificial reality machine with his book of cheats.

Although he succeeds in rescuing her, Ace takes a fatal bullet hit. Good morning my friends.Ace Rimmer, Rimmer's ( Chris Barrie) better looking heroic alternate self, from Dimension Jump and Emohawk: Polymorph II makes a rescue attempt on a captured princess. It might make those dark winter mornings a little happier and I can guarantee that your body will be all the more grateful to you. So be inspired and be a little more resourceful and creative at breakfast time. This is a meal that also works for lunch or dinner which makes it even more adaptable. And with one eye on frugal times, it is also a great way of using up left over rice. Traditionally used with smoked haddock, I like to use some of our brilliant North East kippers not too salty and just the right kick of smokiness. Last words go out to a much misunderstood and classic Anglo-Indian breakfast of kedgeree, a highly spiced rice, fish and egg breakfast that is a doddle to make and one that is primed for experimenting with.

#Kipper breakfast full#

It sustains and energises the body and keeps you full for most of the morning. Porridge is my daily choice which I mix up with cinnamon, sultanas, mashed banana and honey. Muffins with crisped bacon, poached egg and hollandaise sauce takes some beating as does a pile of American pancakes, smokey bacon and a drizzle of sweet maple syrup. We all know about the classic and not to be messed with English breakfast. What ever happened to an imaginative start to the day? Time is often against us first thing in the morning but I do believe that you should put at least one day of the week aside to put a bit of effort into your breakfast. My daughter knows what they are and I would be a liar if I said that I did not cave in to her demands for this artificially formed 'cereal' every now and again. We also have the rise of the modern Western breakfast with sugary cereals that disintegrate into some soft slurry in a bowl at the mere splash of milk. I won't even begin to tell you some of the foods that I know the children that I teach are given each day heart breaking is not strong enough an expression. How on earth do you focus for the day on an empty stomach?Įven worse are people who shove anything down their necks in order to appease hunger. I've heard of people say that they don't or can't eat breakfast and I always eye these people with suspicion. I can't argue with my stomach, and it is this organ that dominates the way that I think each day, an organ that demands food on waking. It is a much used statement but I have to agree, breakfast is undoubtedly the most important meal of the day.