Breakfast! 2016 (Part 3)

[Shelby]

I make a bazillion of @Anna N 's cereal killers for the hunters.......after looking at Anna's, I needed one for myself this morning.

 

 

 

I've eaten one half and am eyeing the other one....or maybe I should share with Ronnie.....

[chefmd]

Left over roasted chicken with home fries.  I love to have leftovers for breakfast.  Morning sun creates long shadows that make it difficult to take photo but make for a very beautiful view!

 

[liuzhou]

5 minutes ago, chefmd said:

Morning sun creates long shadows that make it difficult to take photo

Nothing wrong with that photo. It is beautiful.

[robirdstx]

Happy Saturday Morning!

 

 

[Anna N]

 

Duck hash with fried egg and English muffin.  Two shallots sliced and slowly caramelized before being set aside (to avoid cremating them while browning the potatoes).   Small potatoes cooked whole in the Instant Pot and then cubed and cooked in duck fat. Onions returned to pan with potatoes and cubed leftover duck stirred in. 

 

[scubadoo97]

a parsley omelette  on a toasted onion bagel with fine diced tomatoes on top was "what's for breakfast"

[liamsaunt]

my breakfast; poached egg on toast

 

 

husband's breakfast: sunny side up eggs, duck bacon, and english muffin

 

[Ashen]

High River- Tears of the Sun hs,   Strawberry topping is a joke name  from a friend, it is actually Carolina Reaper Strawberry Jam. 

 

 

 

Almost forgot I  meant to have some kippered Herring with this

 

Edited December 10, 2016 by Ashen (log)

[ElainaA]

When I make breakfast it is totally boring - but we just got back from 2 nights at A B&B in Hyde Park, NY where the breakfasts were really special. If any one is going there - and given the CIA, the FDR home and museum, the Vanderbilt mansion, I highly recommend it - stay at Journey Inn.

Friday morning started with grilled pineapple with yogurt and pistachios. I will be making this although maybe not for breakfast. It was followed by pumpkin pancakes and bacon

 

This morning started with a roasted pear over yogurt, followed by a blueberry scone, a fruit gratin (pastry crust, custard, fruit, oats and almonds) and sausage.

[kayb]

The pear over yogurt looks like a brilliant idea. Was the pear warm?

 

[ElainaA]

13 minutes ago, kayb said:

The pear over yogurt looks like a brilliant idea. Was the pear warm?

 

Just barely warm.  I actually preferred the pineapple - but I have a weakness for grilled or broiled pineapple.

[HungryChris]

Poached eggs on Italian toast, scrapple , fresh salsa and grapefruit. On my last visit to Aldi, mixed ruby and plain grapefruit were 29 cent each and I loaded up on them.

HC

[Anna N]

 

Cambozola, a little (too much) honey, toasted hazelnuts and some dried apricots.

 

 

[Ann_T]

Moe's Breakfast.

 

Local eggs steamed "semi-hard" served on toasted homemade bread.

 

 

[robirdstx]

 

The last of this weekends's Savory Kolaches - sausage, cheese and jalapeños - from The Kolache Bakery in League City

Edited December 12, 2016 by robirdstx (log)

[robirdstx]

 

Hard cooked egg, a couple of teaspoons of mayo, salt and pepper on a slice of honey wheat bread

 

[HungryChris]

An omelette with leftover garlic spinach, crumbled blue cheese and pine nuts, fried zucchini and fresh salsa.

HC

[blue_dolphin]

Yesterday, a friend gave me a few Transylvanian Christmas cookies.  So....breakfast:

 

[Anna N]

Congee with a drizzle of sesame oil, a sprinkling of shichimi togarashi and some chopped scallions.  

 

[scubadoo97]

My meager offerings was pita with Spanish cheese for breakfast.  It hit the spot as usual.  No pics as it was too mundane to post a pic 

[chefmd]

Breakfast for my son who is on a project in Washington DC and staying with me this week.  Smoked salmon sandwich, double espresso with cream, freshly squeezed orange/apple juice.

 

[scubadoo97]

5 minutes ago, chefmd said:

Breakfast for my son who is on a project in Washington DC and staying with me this week.  Smoked salmon sandwich, double espresso with cream, freshly squeezed orange/apple juice.

 

 

I'd hit that.  Looks nice a nice start to the day 

[sartoric]

11 hours ago, HungryChris said:

An omelette with leftover garlic spinach, crumbled blue cheese and pine nuts, fried zucchini and fresh salsa.

HC

 

I've been meaning to ask @HungryChris, what's in the blue and gold ceramic container ? 

It is beautiful, Italian ?

[HungryChris]

13 hours ago, sartoric said:

 

I've been meaning to ask @HungryChris, what's in the blue and gold ceramic container ? 

It is beautiful, Italian ?

On a previous trip to Italy, we went to Deruta, a hill town famous for ceramics, and I bought the little container with the birds, that I use as a salt pot.  Over time, I managed to chip the lid, which troubles me to this day, and I often say that I wish I had bought several, because the day that I break it completely, will be a sleepless one for me. We had planned to return to Deruta on our recent trip to Italy, but just never did.  On a day trip to a town called Rada, Deb fell in love with the item you question at a place called Rampini Ceramics and bought it, even though we both thought it was over priced and too big for a salt pot. Later in the trip, I bought the one on the left which is my every day table salt pot (as I am sure you can tell from some of my pics) and the older one, with the birds, has been moved by the stove, so that neither one gets moved as often. To answer your question, we still don't know what to do with the one Deb bought, but Deb just likes to look at it on a regular basis, so I use it to keep the napkins from flying around the room when the A/C is on. I think it currently contains Euros left over from our trip. I know that is way too much information, but it is what it is and thanks for asking.

HC

 

 

Edited December 14, 2016 by HungryChris (log)

[sartoric]

16 minutes ago, HungryChris said:

On a previous trip to Italy, we went to Deruda, a hill town famous for ceramics, and I bought the little container with the birds, that I use as a salt pot.  Over time, I managed to chip the lid, which troubles me to this day, and I often say that I wish I had bought several, because the day that I break it completely, will be a sleepless one for me. We had planned to return to Deruda on our recent trip to Italy, but just never did.  On a day trip to a town called Rada, Deb fell in love with the item you question at a place called Rampini Ceramics and bought it, even though we both thought it was over priced and too big for a salt pot. Later in the trip, I bought the one on the left which is my every day table salt pot (as I am sure you can tell from some of my pics) and the older one, with the birds, has been moved by the stove, so that neither one gets moved as often. To answer your question, we still don't know what to do with the one Deb bought, but Deb just likes to look at it on a regular basis, so I use it to keep the napkins from flying around the room when the A/C is on. I think it currently contains Euros left over from our trip. I know that is way too much information, but it is what it is and thanks for asking.

HC

 

 

I'm in stitches, hilarious Chris, thanks.