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blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

14 hours ago, liuzhou said:

Perhaps an odd choice for breakfast. No apologies

None needed - I'd start my day with a bowl of pasta over cereal - hot or cold - any day of the week!

 

I've been rather remiss about my breakfasts of late.  There was a nice leek quiche with asparagus, mushrooms and red bell peppers. 

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This probably accounted for 3 or 4 breakfasts so the last slice gets a second photo:

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Then there was the last pumpernickel bagel from my recent batch.  This one with the dried apricot and thyme cream cheese schmear from Cathy Barrow's bagel book:

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Both were good.  The schmear was not as appealing to me as much as the others I've made from the book.  Perhaps I could have gotten better dried apricots?  Perhaps I don't like sweet stuff so much with my bagels? 

Tuna fish salad on seeded spinach waffle which was one of the last bread-type items in my house on this particular morning:

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No complaints from me.  I always think of @Anna N when I make something like this because I know she very much dislikes tuna, at least in this form.  I believe I made this more than once before yesterday's bakery run provided me with more options.

Today's breakfast was the same as yesterday's, a roasted mushroom hand pie from a local bakery:

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blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

13 hours ago, liuzhou said:

Perhaps an odd choice for breakfast. No apologies

None needed - I'd start my day with a bowl of pasta over cereal - hot or cold - any day of the week!

 

I've been rather remiss about my breakfasts of late.  There was a nice leek quiche with asparagus, mushrooms and red bell peppers. 

84F3572D-89B1-4C67-BBA5-03B5A13D86B2_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.c01e85b7cf7b25f30977ed2b0af9f3f0.jpeg

This probably accounted for 3 or 4 breakfasts so the last slice gets a second photo:

7A15EA20-B565-430B-A1D5-6C69CC8C6053_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.2109a49be92795049f9f049e99948076.jpeg

 

Then there was the last pumpernickel bagel from my recent batch.  This one with the dried apricot and thyme cream cheese schmear from Cathy Barrow's bagel book:

EB00B643-B64D-442B-9A4D-A19B1DC1A360_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.90edcc19272100f0eee316c7d0037209.jpeg

Both were good.  The schmear was not as appealing to me as much as the others I've made from the book.  Perhaps I could have gotten better dried apricots?  Perhaps I don't like sweet stuff so much with my bagels? 

Tuna fish salad on seeded spinach waffle which was one of the last bread-type items in my house on this particular morning:

A5760D2A-4A94-4331-9B4D-F91E346752EA_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.c754858215052f92cf9aa1a75c1828f6.jpeg

No complaints from me.  I always think of @Anna N when make something like this because I know she very much dislikes tuna, at least in this form.  I believe I made this more than once before yesterday's baker run provided me with more options.

Today's breakfast was the same as yesterday's, a roasted mushroom hand pie from a local bakery:

E8F4B440-8274-4371-9FEA-291C2007728B_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.fff69016a8f184fcb813344af428e427.jpeg

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

13 hours ago, liuzhou said:

Perhaps an odd choice for breakfast. No apologies

None needed - I'd start my day with a bowl of pasta over cereal - hot or cold - any day of the week!

 

I've been rather remiss about my breakfasts of late.  There was a nice leek quiche with asparagus, mushrooms and red bell peppers. 

84F3572D-89B1-4C67-BBA5-03B5A13D86B2_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.c01e85b7cf7b25f30977ed2b0af9f3f0.jpeg

This probably accounted for 3 or 4 breakfasts so the last slice gets a second photo:

7A15EA20-B565-430B-A1D5-6C69CC8C6053_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.2109a49be92795049f9f049e99948076.jpeg

 

Then there was the last pumpernickel bagel from my recent batch.  This one with the dried apricot and thyme cream cheese schmear from Cathy Barrow's bagel book:

EB00B643-B64D-442B-9A4D-A19B1DC1A360_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.90edcc19272100f0eee316c7d0037209.jpeg

Both were good.  The schmear was not as appealing to me as much as the others I've made from the book.  Perhaps I could have gotten better dried apricots?  Perhaps I don't like sweet stuff so much with my bagels? 

Tuna fish salad on seeded spinach waffle which was one of the last bread-type items in my house on this particular morning:

A5760D2A-4A94-4331-9B4D-F91E346752EA_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.c754858215052f92cf9aa1a75c1828f6.jpeg

No complaints from me.  I always think of @Anna N when make something like this because I know she very much dislikes tuna, at least in this form.  

Today's breakfast was the same as yesterday's, a roasted mushroom hand pie from a local bakery:

E8F4B440-8274-4371-9FEA-291C2007728B_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.fff69016a8f184fcb813344af428e427.jpeg

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