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Rice pudding - ginger, lemon juice and zest, honey, vanilla, butter, nutmeg, candied ginger.

 

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Overnight oats. I eat this every day. The only things that change are the fruits and times.

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Avocados and milk

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In Oaxaca they "whisk" the chocolate until frothy. The tool is called "molinillo". (Rub vigorously between hands, pour into cups as soon as froth forms).

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Candied blood orange slices

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desk breakfast - rice cakes, homemade hummous, salsa. Everyone laughs at rice cakes, but the ones from Lundberg actually have flavor and don't crumble like crazy.

 

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1 hour ago, BeeZee said:

desk breakfast - rice cakes, homemade hummous, salsa. Everyone laughs at rice cakes, but the ones from Lundberg actually have flavor and don't crumble like crazy.

 

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The  US has rice cake = diet food embedment issue. My favorite Korean market makes them out front or in parkig lot sometimes. Always on shelf inside with crunchy stuff. Here is a fancy machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CIii7o_X4E

 

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I would be seriously impressed if you can get that thing in your mouth.

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Don't ask. Eat it.

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Moe decided after smelling it simmering that he didn't want to wait for dinner
and would have his Salisbury Steak for breakfast.
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Since we had mashed potatoes last night, I cut up some russet potatoes
and baked him potato wedges in the oven using the air fry setting.
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Dutch baby with leftover gochujang salmon from Everyday Korean.  This is one of several variations this book has for a one-egg, single-serving Dutch baby baked in a little 6-inch cast iron skillet.

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The photos in the book look like this, with the salmon piled after baking but the instructions say to add the salmon to the batter before pouring it into the pan.  Apparently, I'm more of a visual than literal recipe-follower 🙃

 

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Three toasts from Eric Kim's Korean American for a colorful start to a cloudy morning:

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Gochujang buttered radish toast, Roasted seaweed avocado toast and Soft scrambled egg toast. 

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@blue_dolphin, is that small bread, or are those immense radishes?

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9 minutes ago, Smithy said:

@blue_dolphin, is that small bread, or are those immense radishes?

A little of both, I think.  

Radishes are about 2.5 - 2.75 inches in diameter.  The sourdough loaf was a small-ish one. 

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@Ann_T, those biscuits are killing me - I'd love to try one!

@Kim Shook, I swear those berries are an excuse to charge a premium price for under-ripe berries 🙃

 

Gyeranbap with roasted seaweed and capers from Korean American.  This is an egg fried in toasted sesame oil and soy sauce served over rice with roasted seaweed and capers. Tasty and quick. 

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@blue_dolphin - I agree.  I suspected as much from what I'd heard about them, but Jessica was keen to try them.  Never again.

 

This morning was just a buttered bagel:

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I tend to get sleepy after breakfast and I have a LOT to do today.  April is becoming an overwhelming month for me, so I need every "edge" I can manage!  😉

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Those watermelon radishes are stunning, Perfect breakfast for this bleepin heat we are getting.

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