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Breakfast 2023


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Breakfast this morning.

Semi-soft eggs, pickled herring, tomatoes, green onion pancake (out of naan) and a blood orange.

I found a local producer of pickled herring and it's quite good. Not cloyingly sweet like some I've had. With a dollop of grainy mustard.

 

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18 hours ago, Dante said:

Pancakes, sausage with cream/pepper gravy, powerhouse eggs, and seasoned potato wedges

What are powerhouse eggs? Do they appear in the photo?

 

Yesterday. Black bean & pepper jack quesadilla, cabbage salad dressed with mojo de ajo, a citrus-y roasted garlic sauce from Grist.

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Today, black bean pot licker w/roasted sweet potato, also from Grist

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A bit of the kabocha squash soup I made on Sunday was nice for late breakfast, although now I have a bit of onion/garlic aftertaste. I'm generally not a fan of savory breakfasts unless it is lox and bagels! I'll make another batch of this soup with less alliums, it will be nice for future breakfasts with some toasted nuts.

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

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44 minutes ago, heidih said:

Yes it is my general M.O. but makes duplicating a dish iffy.

Mrs. C is not a recipe person. If she makes something particularly delicious the conversation typically goes like this:

 

Me: "Is there any possibility that you could make this again?"

Her: "Not a chance."

Me: 😔

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This morning I was fixed on having poached eggs on toast for breakfast...until I went looking for the loaf of whole wheat that was in the freezer.  No bread in freezer. 

Printed off a favorite recipe for honey whole wheat bread  which I'm going to make in my Zo bread machine (dough setting)....

Tomorrow will bring another opportunity.

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4 hours ago, lindag said:

This morning I was fixed on having poached eggs on toast for breakfast...until I went looking for the loaf of whole wheat that was in the freezer.  No bread in freezer. 

Printed off a favorite recipe for honey whole wheat bread  which I'm going to make in my Zo bread machine (dough setting)....

Tomorrow will bring another opportunity.

That's my "daily bread," right there, right down to the method. My late wife sent me the recipe from an old DAK bread machine manual, which turned out to be identical to my grandmother's honey-whole wheat sandwich bread.

I actually just made a batch today, in fact, which - now that you've reminded me - is cool and must be bagged and frozen ASAP. I should go do that now, before I forget yet again...

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