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Breakfast for dinner is the best. When I used to do breakfast for dinner years ago, my daughter would call it Brinner! She loved having Brinner.
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Sometimes I fry up a couple of eggs, corn beef hash or bacon, and hash browns if I have 'em and sometimes I wrap 'em up with flour torts, with plenty of El Fenix salsa for dinner. Mighty tasty. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/AEjQjh8.jpg)
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Our Sunday breakfast is eggs, thick cut bacon, yellow grits with cheese, and home made, yeast-leavened waffles. I make the batter the day before and it rises in the refrigerator for around 24 hours. Danny’s syrup, of course. For us it’s a taste of home as he lives not far from our hometown. You don’t want to try to get away with any of that fake syrup at our house. My wife insists on genuine St. Lawrence County maple syrup…best in the world.
Just had to order a half gallon for a friend down here. She said there’s nothing else like what she gets at our house Sunday mornings.
We don’t do the whole breakfast thing for supper, but have been known to just have pancakes.
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Who likes breakfast for supper? It is a frequent theme in Casa de Ingwe...
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I gotta admit, some Montana huckleberry syrup is pretty darn good too. Oh yeah! Yesterday evening I had two fried eggs and a Prairie Fire sausage link(made in MT). Damn good. Just looked, Redneck is the brand. ![[Linked Image from hosting.photobucket.com]](https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/e78/montanasam/20221209_190537.jpg)
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Breakfast for dinner is a weekly event for us throughout the winter. Has been for many years.
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Who likes breakfast for supper? Barry, do it at least once a week. Ex: 3 extra large eggs, 3 strips of bacon (or 3 Conekuh sausage links), sliced tomatoes. Maybe some Publix French or some sort of Artesan bread. Mmmm doggies. Last week I made my famous 6 egg omelet with ham and two kinds of cheese. Now I'm hungry for that again!  Sounds good to me, too!
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Dayom, Barry, my pant size won't allow that.
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A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.
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I gotta admit, some Montana huckleberry syrup is pretty darn good too. Oh yeah! Yesterday evening I had two fried eggs and a Prairie Fire sausage link(made in MT). Damn good. Just looked, Redneck is the brand. Damnit! you westerners live good. $9.00 a lb. I just paid $7 for a choice strip loin. Keep raisin them cows ya'll. That reminds me, not a time of day that steak & eggs don't go good.
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I gotta admit, some Montana huckleberry syrup is pretty darn good too. Oh yeah! Yesterday evening I had two fried eggs and a Prairie Fire sausage link(made in MT). Damn good. Just looked, Redneck is the brand. Sam, That picture could be in my kitchen in Idaho, we eat the same brand sausage (everything I have tried of theirs has been good) and drink the same beer.
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Buttermilk pancakes made on the griddle.. Lots of butter. I melt peanut butter and put it between the pancakes in the stack, then put a generous douse of Mrs. Butterworth's syrup on them. Usually I'll eat 3 of them. They barely fit on the plate. Sometimes you just gotta scratch that itch! My mom passed down this recipe... I consider it perfect +/- vanilla and cinnamon to taste: 2 cups flour 2 heaping tsp. baking powder 1/2 tsp. salt 2 tbs. sugar 1 tsp. cinnamon Mix dry ingredients 1/2 stick butter melted 1 egg 1 1/2 cups buttermilk (more will be needed) 1 tsp. vanilla Mix liquid into dry and add more buttermilk to desired thickness. You can make waffles or pancakes with this recipe.
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Gunzo, we have a freezer full of beef but my wife wants to save it for the end of the world so she still buys grocery beef.
It's robbery....lol
Ed, I haven't seen Kokanee stocked here in close to a year.
Bought a 12 pack on the way home. It's good!
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Very good thread that has had the effect of making me hungry for a lot of things. The most gratifying aspect to this point is the fact that everyone has called pancakes by their correct and proper name - none of those other dumb-assed names.
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