There may be things that are more romantic than breakfast in bed, but making one for your Valentine is a gesture that is sure to be repaid many times over. If you add in the heart-shaped fried eggs that Cut out and Keep to your Valentine's Day breakfast, it's going to be one that will make the record books. These eggs are made by simply placing a lightly greased metal cookie cutter in the center of your frying pan and cracking an egg right into it. A bit of the yolk might leak out around the edges, but that can be cleaned up when the white is firm by gently pressing the cookie cutter down. The rest of the egg should come right out of the greased cutter. Serve with toast or make heart-shaped toads -in-the-hole by using the same cookie cutter to remove heart-shaped pieces from toast slices, then just slide the egg into place.
Me and romance are not the best of bedfellows so writing a 'my most romantic meals' type of
post was a bit of a struggle. Viewing a few occasions as my most joyful memories where the combination of company,
location and timing were more important than the food or the drink helped... Incidently both people associated
with these memories have long since departed. Sad aint it. 
Not sure when the
tradition of giving Plum Shuttles originated but they hail from the weaving and lace making areas of
Rutland - hence the buns shaped like weavers' shuttles. I have heard that carraway seeds are sometimes used in the
recipe. Not in this one though - 
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