Breakfast! 2017 (Part 2)

[HungryChris]

I have had the poached egg cling even to a non-stick pan quite a few times, so I put in a little olive oil before the water and vinegar this morning.

HC

[Ashen]

breakfast at the cafe at the little  airpark  here.   a sausage and hashbrown(they call them potato pancakes) already missing. 

..    love that they will get you some sriracha if you ask.   pretty sure the bread and definitely the potato pancakes and regular pancakes are scratch/housemade.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[kayb]

12 hours ago, Anna N said:

 One egg clung tenaciously to the base of the pan!   This was not the Platonic ideal floating around in my head when I went into the kitchen this morning. 

 

You're gonna have to cut it up to eat it, anyway, is the way I look at it.

 

[Anna N]

7 hours ago, kayb said:

You're gonna have to cut it up to eat it, anyway, is the way I look at it.

But it not only hurts my pride it means I am no longer The Decider.

[liuzhou]

Looks like I'm joining @Anna N on the poached egg bench of disgrace.

 

A couple of days ago, I came up with this tragedy. Everything was going well until I was momentarily distracted and overcooked the egg. I haven't done that since Oliver Cromwell was a boy.

 

The asparagus and toast was OK.

 

Edited May 24, 2017 by liuzhou (log)

[Anna N]

@liuzhou

 

One cannot in all good conscience hit the "like" button for an over cooked egg. 

 

 My breakfast looks as if it really belongs in some sort of horror movie!  

 

Pika gorri sauce.

 

[blue_dolphin]

I had extra beans and sausage from Sunday's Merguez with Beans, Eggs & Feta from Diana Henry's Simple so they got reheated with a fresh egg.  

I nailed the egg but forgot to add the feta.  Still good.

[liuzhou]

I woke up with a strange, overwhelming craving.

 

 

Pesto pasta. Pasta pesto. I didn't care which.

[Kim Shook]

A couple of recent breakfasts:

 

I bought a big batch of mini croissants to make a dessert the other night and wake up every morning thinking about them.  I even love supermarket croissants!

[HungryChris]

Bruschetta pomodoro e basilico.

 

The half time celebrations were brief and the game resumed quickly.

HC

 

 

 

[Anna N]

 

 It had to be if only to prove that I could poach two eggs without breaking one yolk.

[lindag]

Anyone from 50 years ago who looked at these photos here would think that you people eat like Kings!

[Anna N]

4 hours ago, lindag said:

Anyone from 50 years ago who looked at these photos here would think that you people eat like Kings!

Most of the time, most of us think we do. If not as kings then as queens and all the in betweens.

[blue_dolphin]

Spicy honey drizzled over homemade ricotta and walnuts on toast. Apple slices alongside.

 

[Anna N]

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 Inspired by a British book Toast Hash Roast Mash by Dan Doherty.  All accomplished in my new and beloved CSO.  

 

[curls]

On 5/15/2017 at 11:48 AM, robirdstx said:

 

Crustless "Quiche" with Ham, Mushroom and Green Onion

 

 

 

Your breakfast sounds yummy. I love the design on the rim of the plate. What is it he image under the quiche?

[robirdstx]

24 minutes ago, curls said:

Your breakfast sounds yummy. I love the design on the rim of the plate. What is it he image under the quiche?

 

Thank you. The plate, along with others, was given to me by my in-laws six years ago. They had belonged to my husband's paternal grandparents.

 

[rarerollingobject]

Yes, I know I didn't actually cook it, but how good is Sydney as a city when even your bog-standard local suburban shopping centre food court has a Din Tai Fung, where a girl can get herself made-to-order crab roe xiao long bao, pork jiaoze in chili oil, Shanghainese siu mai with sticky rice, a crunchy deep fried chicken chop, and a big glass of fresh, warm soy milk...and finish it all by her hungry, hungover self?

 

[chefmd]

I did not cook today's breakfast either.  

Breakfast sandwiches.  Scrapple for me and sausage for my husband.  Cream cheese stuffed jalapeño poppers to share.  Don't judge me scrapple haters .   Chesapeake grill in North Beach MD does scrapple right: crispy on the outside and soft inside.

 

And we had company.

[Anna N]

@chefmd

 I like the company

 

[Naftal]

7 hours ago, rarerollingobject said:

Yes, I know I didn't actually cook it, but how good is Sydney as a city when even your bog-standard local suburban shopping centre food court has a Din Tai Fung, where a girl can get herself made-to-order crab roe xiao long bao, pork jiaoze in chili oil, Shanghainese siu mai with sticky rice, a crunchy deep fried chicken chop, and a big glass of fresh, warm soy milk...and finish it all by her hungry, hungover self?

 

Din Tai Fung sounds like a perfect place for Dim Sum

[chefmd]

Grilled Italian sausages with new potatoes steam roasted and finished by pan sautéing in bacon fat.  DH must have Stadium Mustard, he mail orders it from Cleveland.

[HungryChris]

Poached eggs on toast with fruit.

HC

[Anna N]

WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT. 

 

 

 

Homite^TM: a hangover cure courtesy of Ed Smith's father. Equal parts honey and marmite. Ed Smith is the author of On the Side, a British cook book of recipes for side dishes. I am not currently hung over but a little down in the dumps as my second loaf of bread in my brand new Cuisinart steam oven gives new meaning to the word "flatbread".  Will go into further detail in the CSO topic a little later. 

[Tri2Cook]

I had black forest ham and Swiss cheese with horseradish mustard on garlic naan (not homemade). Still not particularly adventurous but outside of my usual breakfast fare.