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@Shelby 

 

Eggs are a gift from Heaven .

 

sometimes , even butter is too much for them

 

Sometimes 

 

catsup is an abomination 

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Two "barely a recipe" toasts from Indian-ish.  

Yesterday was tomato-cheese masala toast.  Chopped tomato, grated cheddar with a sprinkle of chaat masala

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Today was chaat masala-almond butter toast with a delicious late season peach

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Jessica treated me to breakfast from a favorite bakery downtown yesterday: 

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Croissant:

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I brought this one home and heated it in the CSO and slathered it with butter.

 

Kouign Amann:

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Apple tart:

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And two macaron:

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Strawberry coconut and French Toast.  They were insanely large:

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Wow, I've never seen such a big macaron!  

 

Pumpkin & paneer samosas from Trader Joes 

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Freshly made cilantro chutney and some TJ's jarred mango & ginger chutney on the side.

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Breakfast.

 

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"Velveted" the chicken.

Stir fried onions, garlic, ginger, tossed the chicken back into the wok.

Added a couple of spoons of black pepper sauce, chicken broth, salt and white pepper.

Tossed in a few dried red chili peppers and topped with chopped green onion.

Served with steamed rice and spinach sauted with minced garlic.

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Kouign amann have been my "new" favorite thing for a couple of years now. Hard to find them, so, I don't get to eat my fill and don't ever get tired of them. Also, I don't have the skill to make them.

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9 hours ago, MokaPot said:

Kouign amann have been my "new" favorite thing for a couple of years now. Hard to find them, so, I don't get to eat my fill and don't ever get tired of them. Also, I don't have the skill to make them.

 

If there is a food that I could eat myself to death with, it would be the kouign amann. If I could make them with any success I feel confident that I would be eating one instead of writing this reply.

 

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Had one of the pumpkin spice muffins I found too sweet split in half and sandwiched some mild goat cheese in the middle. Perfect!

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"Only dull people are brilliant at breakfast" - Oscar Wilde

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On 10/5/2020 at 2:00 PM, blue_dolphin said:

Wow, I've never seen such a big macaron!  

 

I had a bigger one in Disney's (of course) France pavilion.  That is a larger than full size popsicle stick.  It was shared between seven people!

 

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 A few breakfasts this week.  BLT

 

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Pan con tomate

 

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One egg omelet, toast

 

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Bombay Toast from Indian-ish, made with leftover Roasted Aloo Gobhi.

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Cilantro chutney, tomato chutney (instead of the recommended ketchup) and Mustard Seed and Curry Leaf Carrot Salad on the side.

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Polenta topped with fresh figs, gorgonzola dolce, walnuts and a drizzle of honey

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At yesterday's farmers market, the gentleman I buy figs from gave me a basket of overripe figs, a mix of Celeste and Calimyrna.  Ate some right away.  A few didn't make it through the night.  These are the rest.

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Homemade hot and sour soup - heavy on the sour.

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Nothing is better than frying in lard.

Nothing.  Do not quote me on this.

 

Linda Ellerbee

Take Big Bites

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