Your favorite Breakfast?
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Your favorite Breakfast?
Breakfast at The George.... great preparation for a full day at the RN Museums in Portsmouth dockyard.
Having enjoyed the thread about a "Full English" brekkie causing distress for a vegan in North Wales.... I thought we might discuss (and show photos?) of OUR favourite way of Breaking the Fast.......
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That breakfast looks good to me. I'm a fan of the traditional English, Irish, or American breakfast. I'll loosely define and generalize those as containing eggs, some type of breakfast meat, some type of potato (or beans), and toast.
Pancakes, waffles, etc. are for kids or dessert!
Pancakes, waffles, etc. are for kids or dessert!
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That breakfast looks good to me. I'm a fan of the traditional English, Irish, or American breakfast. I'll loosely define and generalize those as containing eggs, some type of breakfast meat, some type of potato (or beans), and toast.
Pancakes, waffles, etc. are for kids or dessert!
Pancakes, waffles, etc. are for kids or dessert!
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My favorite breakfast is an omelet stuffed with diced tomatoes, sliced mushrooms, and chopped spinach, then shredded cheese sprinkled on top.
Add some hash browns , some buttered toast, and a cup of coffee with a bit of half & half and I am a happy girl... and in no need of lunch.
Add some hash browns , some buttered toast, and a cup of coffee with a bit of half & half and I am a happy girl... and in no need of lunch.
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Anthony Bourdain's scrambled egg recipe, along with some fresh berries and a slice of toasted rustic bread spread with avocado and quality olive oil—one that's still got a little spice to it.
- Fry chopped bacon in a skillet
- Once cooked, pour whipped eggs over the bacon
- Sprinkle on a generous amount of chopped green onion
- Once the eggs are slightly set, add a dollop of sour cream and scramble
Served with a pot of black coffee and a glass of grapefruit juice.
My second choice would be roti canai with a fish curry from a Mamak stall in Malaysia.
- Fry chopped bacon in a skillet
- Once cooked, pour whipped eggs over the bacon
- Sprinkle on a generous amount of chopped green onion
- Once the eggs are slightly set, add a dollop of sour cream and scramble
Served with a pot of black coffee and a glass of grapefruit juice.
My second choice would be roti canai with a fish curry from a Mamak stall in Malaysia.
Last edited by txflyer77; Jan 14, 2018 at 6:17 pm
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OMG, that breakfast looks great! Until my first visit to the UK, I had never had broiled tomatoes for breakfast. Once I did, it was like - why did I wait so long to do this???
Living in the southern US, I also have to say that biscuits (proper ones, not those hard things that pass for biscuits) are a wonderful addition to early morning.
I'm now going to have to start photographing breakfast when I travel...assuming, I like the meal, of course. Great thread!
Living in the southern US, I also have to say that biscuits (proper ones, not those hard things that pass for biscuits) are a wonderful addition to early morning.
I'm now going to have to start photographing breakfast when I travel...assuming, I like the meal, of course. Great thread!