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House-made buttermilk biscuit covered with apple-wood smoked bacon gravy, potato cake with sour cream and chives, scrambled eggs, and pork sausage. 

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11 hours ago, liuzhou said:

 

Exactly my reaction when she said it!

I'm intrigued. My Scot great gran said (phonetically) Ware no chap, ware thrufty. As I child I had no idea what she was saying, but once I was literate, it became apparent. Warms my heart just to say it.

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15 hours ago, Wait. Wot said:

House-made buttermilk biscuit covered with apple-wood smoked bacon gravy, potato cake with sour cream and chives, scrambled eggs, and pork sausage. 

I would love your biscuits and gravy.

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Moe's breakfast.
Scrambled eggs with tomato and bacon. Toasted baguette.
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On 8/27/2021 at 7:46 AM, Ann_T said:

I would love your biscuits and gravy.

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Moe's breakfast.
Scrambled eggs with tomato and bacon. Toasted baguette.

That plate was washed down with a bacon infused bloody mary that was garnished with a slice of bacon. The waiter commented on my consistency.

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24 minutes ago, Wait. Wot said:

That plate was washed down with a bacon infused bloody mary that was garnished with a slice of bacon. The waiter commented on my consistently.

Have you tried the bacon  flavored vodka?

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Yesterday, I made Connie & Maryanna's Chimichurri from the Zuni Cafe Cookbook and decided to follow the header note suggestion to fry eggs in it

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Put a bit more of the chimichurri on top.  Very good. 

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@shain's travels in Greece prompted me to buy a frozen spanokopita at Trader Joe's and fix myself a Greek-inspired plate this morning.

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Sadly, it was very salty so I skipped the olives and feta.  

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@blue_dolphin – what was it that made it too salty?  It looks beautiful and perfectly cooked, so I hope you try again.

 

Saturday:

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We’re already getting good pears this year!

 

Post church brunch at a favorite diner.  I had eggs Benedict:

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I always have a hard time turning this down.  This was excellent – a really good hollandaise and perfectly poached eggs.  Mr. Kim had a pastrami and Swiss:

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Which I would probably not have taken a chance on.  They call themselves a diner, but the vibe is really more café.  I would have been wrong.  It was surprisingly good.  Tender and juicy and such good flavor.  And we loved that it was a normal sized portion.  Neither of us care for those fist-sized gobs of meat between two puny pieces of rye. 

 

This morning:

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Egg and bacon on an onion roll with a white peach.

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On 8/31/2021 at 11:23 AM, Kim Shook said:

@blue_dolphin – what was it that made it too salty?  It looks beautiful and perfectly cooked, so I hope you try again.

It was a frozen item from Trader Joe's and most pre-made foods like that are saltier than I prefer.  Listed at 300 mg sodium/serving, it wasn't awful or inedible.  I just didn't want to accent it with even saltier things like the olives and feta. 

 

Today, I had a BLT+A

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Yesterday's breakfast was something called Exceptional Scrambled Eggs from Alex Guarnaschelli's book Cook with Me.   It uses soy sauce to season the eggs and crème fraîche to add richness.  They tasted fine but the soy sauce turned them an unpleasant khaki color.  I should really post them in the regrettable foods topic but I'm too lazy to look for it, so here you go.  Squeamish types should look away.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I nibbled on the toast for quite a while before I could make myself sample the eggs.  As I said, they taste fine but eeeeew - they don't look so good!

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Another day; another breakfast.

 

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Pork sausage, blood sausage, fried egg and fried tomato. There was toast on the side.

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

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

The Kitchen Scale Manifesto

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and then

 

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Wontons in chicken broth with chilli, garlic and lettuce. Finished with white pepper.

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

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

The Kitchen Scale Manifesto

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