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B & E at least 2-3 times per week for me. Waffles when the urge strikes but more often than not a simple bowl of cold cereal and coffee erases the morning fog.
Hoping to start a breakfast thread and see some pics as well. Gone are my days of coffee and a smoke.
Tomato gravy over biscuits is always a hit as well.My leftover bacon grease never sits for long and is the key ingredient for tasty TG.
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M-F Coffee & a smoke ! Weekends, cooked breakfast.
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My usual see food diet, see food eat it.
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Weekdays I don't usually eat breakfast. Just a couple cups of hot tea. Maybe an occasional bacon egg and cheese biscuit from McD's.
Weekends have been heavy on pancakes and waffles lately. My 3 year old loves making pancakes.
I often forgo the pancake/waffles for some eggs and left over meat from Fri or Sat night. Glass of milk and/or some tea.
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today, it was venison sausage, scrambled with two eggs. Diced onions, scallions and grated cheddar, served on flour tortillas toasted in a hot cast iron skillet. Enchilada sauce on top. Yeah, it was good.
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Good thread Denny. Thought about it myself just this morning. I eat breakfast for supper but never really breakfast for breakfast. Maybe some scrambled eggs in a soft tortilla but that's about it. Don't even drink coffee. But again nothing better than a breakfast supper!! Or a late night Waffle House spread. I did get one of those egg mcmuffin makers for Christmas. Maybe I'll dig it out and post a review with pics!! Thanks
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Poppy seed bagel-toasted Cream cheese Fine sliced lemon and onion Smoked salmon black olives or capers Fresh dill
I generally wash it down with red tea, lemon, and honey. Nice meal because there is really no pots and pans or cleanup.
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Poppy seed bagel-toasted Cream cheese Fine sliced lemon and onion Smoked salmon black olives or capers Fresh dill
Would love to be able to do this everyday, but alas, I fear my gout would flare ! I normally do it every second breakfast, when we are aboard a cruise.
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Or a late night Waffle House spread. Made a wrong turn around Raleigh-Durham on the way to Rockingham to race the bike at the drags.Missed the turn in the pouring rain 'cause I was screaming with laughter listening to John boy & Billy.Wound up in a WH smack dab in the middle of BFE at 0400hrs Turned out I was 90 miles from the track. Followed a trucker right to the gate. Good man. The track.The bike. The man. I'm the handsome guy on the right.
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I never ate breakfast until I retired....now it's my favorite meal of the day. My main stay is Cheese Grits and a couple of OE eggs but I mix it up too. Sausage and eggs, biscuits and sausage gravy, huevos rancheros. Wish Biscuits and tortillas kept better. Takes me a while to finish up a pack of Grands or a bag of tortillas.
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pop left over biscuits under the broiler with some butter.
Then serve with raw honey or wild berry preserves.
I do love biscuits and sawmill gravy!!
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I rarely eat breakfast and when I do it is usually a can of soup or chili. Of late, my wife bowls up plain yogurt, mixed fruit and a bit of granola for me. I am enjoying it.
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I rarely eat breakfast either but as of late I've been making a fruit and protein smoothie in the Nutra Bullet But when I have real breakfast I like an egg white omelet
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That looks great Dan. Also, looks fluffy and light. How did you accomplish that?
Did you prepare in the copper pan?
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Nothing special David just egg whites
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i had 3 eggs over medium,5-6 slices of bacon(i fry 2 pounds about ever other week)2 slices of buttered toast and grits.
i have plenty of link and pattied sausage (homemade of course)in the freezer and scapple.
i eat a full breakfast atleast 3 times a week when i'm home.its my favorite meal.
waffles or french toast sometimes.when i'm in a hurry i do eat most any type of grain cereal,i don't eat the sweet stuff.
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I rarely eat breakfast either but as of late I've been making a fruit and protein smoothie in the Nutra Bullet But when I have real breakfast I like an egg white omelet george you are wasting the best part of the egg.
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So, that's you Denny, on our right?
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I rarely eat breakfast either but as of late I've been making a fruit and protein smoothie in the Nutra Bullet But when I have real breakfast I like an egg white omelet george you are wasting the best part of the egg. Not wasting when you buy only egg white
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Good thread Denny. Thought about it myself just this morning. I eat breakfast for supper but never really breakfast for breakfast. Maybe some scrambled eggs in a soft tortilla but that's about it. Don't even drink coffee. But again nothing better than a breakfast supper!! Or a late night Waffle House spread. I did get one of those egg mcmuffin makers for Christmas. Maybe I'll dig it out and post a review with pics!! Thanks Breakfast for dinner is a favorite! Fried ham, grits, 3 or 4 eggs, and an english muffin....Or maybe scrapple with grits and eggs! Eggs Benedict! Oh man.....Home made strawberry jam. If I'm camping, wash it down with a shot of tequila and a glass of OJ! Milk at the house.
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I rarely eat breakfast either but as of late I've been making a fruit and protein smoothie in the Nutra Bullet But when I have real breakfast I like an egg white omelet george you are wasting the best part of the egg. Not wasting when you buy only egg white Pretty sure that's racist.
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MM Eggs Benedict is by far my absolute favorite. Made a version last summer that incorporated yellow and zucchini squash cakes in place of english muffins. Also, tried them with MD style crab cakes.
I could eat EB every single day and never grow tired of the dish!! We usually have mimosa's or bloody's but WTH! May have to try them with tequila.
They're also a favorite at REDSKINS tailgate events!!
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Bacon or sausage,toast,jam/jelly,coffee and "fake" eggs. Once a week I'll fry up a real egg. Sometimes I'll make french toast or even hash browns instead of toast.
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If I'm camping, wash it down with a shot of tequila and a glass of OJ! Milk at the house. FINALLY !!!! An honest man walks among us. QG for shots. 1800 ain't that good. Casa Noble Single barrel for sippin'.
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Laffin...... the boys and I had some very nice venison sausage and gravy w/ biscuits....heavy on the sausage...sorry but no pics....
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pop left over biscuits under the broiler with some butter.
Then serve with raw honey or wild berry preserves.
I do love biscuits and sawmill gravy!! I stick em in the toaster oven on low for about ten minutes and then smother with sausage gravy (which I heat up in my microwave which magically came back to life:). That brings em back to life pretty well but as you know they're always better right out of the oven.
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I too love breakfast for dinner. Have it far more often than for breakfast.
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Talking about Denny's photo here, just to keep all others in the loop.
Yoall clean up pretty good for a southern redneck Denny, what's your secret?
I shure could use a passel of help!
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Yoall clean up pretty good for a southern redneck Denny, what's your secret? Aw shucks.(shuffle shuffle)
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Denny, I was thinkin' you, and I looked like Jed Clampet, or an over weight Pa Kettle. Wait! I Know what I look Like!
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Rarely miss it. Eggs and coffee are the daily morning mainstays around here. Every couple of weeks we will throw in working on a pack of bacon out of the freezer or some fresh and smoked sausage along with the eggs. Fried potatoes also gets thrown in every couple of weeks.
Eggs come from our own free range chickens, bacon and sausage come from my own butchering then take the bacons and cut up meat to get processed at a local butcher shop.
I'm blessed to be married to a woman that has talents in the kitchen that would make Martha Stewart jealous at times. I never get tired of eating good food whether breakfast dinner or supper.
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I seldom eat dinner, but just about always eat breakfast.
Today was just a few sunny side up and toast. Yesterday was eggs benedict. Tomorrow till be venison steak and eggs. Biscuits and gravy will be this weekend.
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MM Eggs Benedict is by far my absolute favorite. Made a version last summer that incorporated yellow and zucchini squash cakes in place of english muffins. Also, tried them with MD style crab cakes.
I could eat EB every single day and never grow tired of the dish!! We usually have mimosa's or bloody's but WTH! May have to try them with tequila.
They're also a favorite at REDSKINS tailgate events!! Damn , David you haven't lost your love for SC, crab cakes or squash fritters for EB, I will make that this summer when we are at PI, will gain a kitchen pass with those ideas.
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Enjoy cooking a late breakfast/brunch on the weekends. Sometimes like to go out; if you have a First Watch in your area, check it out. Good stuff and breakfast/brunch till 2:30 everyday. http://www.firstwatch.com/
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Donut holes, and OJ from a pop bottle, on the road in the morning. And coffee, much coffee.
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Enjoy cooking a late breakfast/brunch on the weekends. Sometimes like to go out; if you have a First Watch in your area, check it out. Good stuff and breakfast/brunch till 2:30 everyday. http://www.firstwatch.com/ I had not heard of Firstwatch before. There seems to be one in Archer, which is not all that far from me. Might be worth a drive over some morning.
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Weekday mornings breakfast is cold cereal, tomato juice and black coffee. Wednesday is omlette day, two eggs, sea salt, coarse ground black pepper, onion flakes and liquid somke with shredded swiss or sharp provolone cheese and hot sauce. Sunday morning is pancakes or waffles, scrambles eggs and bacon or maple sausage patties and hash browns.
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Enjoy cooking a late breakfast/brunch on the weekends. Sometimes like to go out; if you have a First Watch in your area, check it out. Good stuff and breakfast/brunch till 2:30 everyday. http://www.firstwatch.com/ I had not heard of Firstwatch before. There seems to be one in Archer, which is not all that far from me. Might be worth a drive over some morning. Try the ChicaChanga
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When the rest of the crew wakes up, north woods flapjacks with Rogers syrup, link sausage, oj, and coffee, lots of coffee.
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Been having Shired (sp?) eggs about every morning since reading about them here!
In an oven proof bowl, crack two eggs over a chunk of diced Canadian bacon. Cover with shredded Parmesan cheese and two Tbsp. of heavy creme. Bake at 375 degrees for 12 minutes, then serve with a Tbsp. of green Tabasco.
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I made a skillet of cornbread.....chunked up a big piece and covered it with thick Bulgarian Buttermilk....
One of my favorites...there's enough left for a couple of more breakfasts providing I don't get hungry while watching TV tonight...
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as of late I've been making a fruit and protein smoothie in the Nutra Bullet sounds awful
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