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Breakfast 2023


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Double Shallot Egg Salad from Smitten Kitchen Keepers

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Part of the shallot is diced and quick-pickled in red wine vinegar and the rest is fried for a crispy topping.  Fun to try. Not sure I need to make again unless I need some fancy-looking egg salad. 

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Had a new non-stick pan and a new brand of Mexican chorizo to try so I made chorizo and egg tacos with feta, onion, garlic, cumin, etc. No veggies and not even the slightest nod towards healthy eating. :rolleyes:

 

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18 minutes ago, C. sapidus said:

Had a new non-stick pan and a new brand of Mexican chorizo to try so I made chorizo and egg tacos with feta, onion, garlic, cumin, etc. No veggies and not even the slightest nod towards healthy eating. :rolleyes:

 

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I see the green and corn tortillas = fiber. You could go nuts and use Soyrizo ;)

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Not everyone's cup of tea but dolphins (or at least one @blue_dolphin 🙃) apparently like fish tacos for breakfast.  Edited to add even dolphins can have sensitive stomachs so I deferred this meal to around 9 AM. 

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From Melissa Clark's Dinner: Changing the Game with a red cabbage, lime and jalapeño slaw, rockfish from the fish delivery I picked up the other day and a yogurt/garlic/lime crema.

 

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Breakfast from this morning and over the weekend.

Saturday was a pita wrap: scrambled eggs with chives, duxelles, brie, arugula and tomato.

Sunday: toasted naan with humus, Boursin and a spicy shrimp salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, olives and blackberries.

This morning: egg with red chili and chives, jack, leftover shrimp, tomato and arugula with yogurt and fruit.

 

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Fried garlic noodles from Cook Real Hawai'i with asparagus and egg

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I made that noodle recipe yesterday as a side dish.  Once that crispy garlic for the topping is fried, they take almost no time so I made them again, this time with asparagus and and egg. 

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8 minutes ago, blue_dolphin said:

Fried garlic noodles from Cook Real Hawai'i with asparagus and egg

That looks so good. 
 


 

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Leftover salad from yesterday's takeout lunch. 

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2 minutes ago, C. sapidus said:

Breakfast tacos with sausage, chiles, garlic, coconut cream, and feta.

 

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was the coconut cream used as the fat + liquid to sort of sautee the sausage or?  By coconut cream are you referring to a product or the fatty top of the can or ?

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Just now, heidih said:

was the coconut cream used as the fat + liquid to sort of sautee the sausage or?  By coconut cream are you referring to a product or the fatty top of the can or ?

Yes, the fatty top of the can is coconut cream. I had a container of coconut cream that I've been trying to use up, so I used it as a sub for half and half when mixing up the eggs.

 

Cracking the coconut cream to fry the sausage and aromatics would have been a good idea. Maybe tomorrow I'll make Thai curry breakfast tacos. :rolleyes:

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Omelet with a filling of diced potato, jalapeno, red chili, duxelles, Monterey jack and arugula with tomato, blackberries and a bagel with apricot jam.

 

 

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Only 54°F in the house this AM and I refuse to turn on the heat in May so I turned to a savory oatmeal from Grist to warm me up. 

Steel-cut Oat Porridge with Cheddar, topped with a steam-basted egg in a nest of sautéed greens. 

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