| HAMSTEAK | Meat for a hearty breakfast |
| UMBLES | Cheap meat for a 'hearty' meal? (6) |
| GOTOTHESCAFFOLD | Walk after a hearty breakfast? (2,2,3,8) |
| BACON | Part of a hearty breakfast |
| BACONANDEGGS | Classic pairing in a hearty breakfast |
| HOTMEAL | Frenchman at the Ritz, perhaps, consumes a hearty breakfast? (3,4) |
| SQUARE | Quadrangular shape of a sailor's historical wooden trencher/platter for a meal aboard a naval ship; or, a word for fair, honest, proper or solid, thus for a hearty balanced meal (6) |
| BOILINGPOTATOES | They're often seen in a pot on a stovetop in preparation for a hearty meal: 2 wds. |
| PENN | Quaker who had half a hope for a hearty dinner? (4) |
| TURKEYPOTPI | Formula for a hearty dinner? |
| SLIDE | Slice for a hearty appetite |
| TRENCHERMAN | Platter chap has for a hearty eater (11) |
| SLAB | Slice for a hearty appetite |
| CORDIAL | Warm welcome for a hearty drink (7) |
| BELLYLAUGH | Bully Helga for a hearty giggle (5,5) |
| TWEEDY | Like fabric for a hearty, outdoor type (6) |
| MATELOT | French, from "bed companion", for a hearty mariner, sailor or sea dog (7) |
| CHOP | A thick "cracked"-off cut of meat for a carnivorous treat; a downward karate beat; a calf's chaffy hay or wheat; or, a Chinese seal on a sheet (4) |
| FRIEDEGGSANDHAM | Hearty breakfast, for some |
| CONSOMME | A clear soup made by slowly boiling meat for a long time (8) |
