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Instant Pot polenta, roasted delicata squash, balsamic-marinated fresh and dried figs with a little crumbled bacon and blue cheese.

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I'm pretty sure I didn't need both the bacon and blue cheese but I couldn't decide. 

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 Of course you need both bacon and blue cheese. It's sort of like amino acids -- you need a variety to get all the ones your body craves. I'm extremely jealous today because I didn't get anything for breakfast except a slice of bread and butter. I had to make up lost time using up fresh produce so I dug right in making soups. 

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45 minutes ago, rotuts said:

if those are sausage patties    did they make their own ?

 

I think so. Very lightly spiced. No sage. Restrained.

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No Sage ?

 

Rats

 

are they Greeks ?    

 

many breakfast places are 

 

delicious stuff there 

 

but not  USA  sausage.

 

things pretty interesting though  .............

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not so much

 

but they do have a very interesting sausage  

 

its been a while since Ive had it  

 

but not anything USA

 

shame  Bangers  ( bot GB and Irish ) and Weisswurst  are not readily available 

 

weisswurst

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When I go to Germany my first act is usually to get a plate of mashed potatoes and weisswurst.

 

Over here I like a sagey slightly spicy breakfast sausage patty (never links).

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Blood sausage (home made, but not by me), baked beans (canned), duck egg (fried), home baked bread (by me) and butter (Anchor).

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot"
Mark Twain
 

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 The habits of a lifetime die hard.   As I contemplated breakfast this morning it occurred to me that one could have a very leisurely breakfast on a Sunday morning. And so I decided that I would have "shakshuka" (in quotes so I can get away with using scallions and cotija cheese). I was a little too enthusiastic with the Harissa  but otherwise it was very tasty.   After I was finished I did the proverbial head slap. I don't work. I live alone. I have few obligations. Every day is Sunday.

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Anna Nielsen aka "Anna N"

...I just let people know about something I made for supper that they might enjoy, too. That's all it is. (Nigel Slater)

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First real breakfast I've cooked in ages on Saturday: bacon, scrambled eggs, toast from an oatmeal loaf I baked Friday, and pear preserves.

 

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Baked blueberry muffins this morning. No photos, because I forgot.

 

Back to yogurt tomorrow, as I made a batch today.

 

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BLT on toasted sourdough

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The tomato looks sort of anemic in the photo but it's a big yellow pineapple heirloom tomato from the famers market. Very juicy and flavorful.

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YUM!

 

Cinnamon toast sans cinnamon (just butter and sugar), made from oatmeal/whole wheat/flaxseed bread. 

 

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A failed attempt at a soft-boiled Japanese egg (onsen tamago) but damn the hen worked hard to lay it, her owner had to collect it and there was a chain of people involved in getting it to me.  So I chopped it up, added a little dashi shoyu  spread it on some toast, sprinkled it with some shichimi togarashi and made breakfast. 

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Anna Nielsen aka "Anna N"

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Yesterday, I was given some fresh duck eggs, which I celebrated at breakfast this morning. Poached duck eggs, home fries, toast and fresh salsa.

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Chawanmushi made in the Instant Pot.   This is an 8 ounce ramekin and it could have used another couple of minutes to set up properly. 

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I have @FrogPrincesse to thank for my breakfast this morning. In the Salad topic she mentioned Azak eggs (eggs poached in plastic wrap) and I knew that was my answer for my eggs  which were getting just a bit long in the tooth.  

 

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