Breakfast 2024

[MaryIsobel]

54 minutes ago, Ann_T said:

Moe has always loved breakfast.  Including dinner for breakfast.

I don't care for breakfast or most breakfast foods.

So I take most of these "dinner for breakfast" meals to work for lunch.

My husband is somewhat the same although he doesn't get the meals that Moe does! He eats a pretty hearty breakfast, no lunch and usually a pretty light dinner. I usually have toast and an egg or cereal and fruit for breakfast, no lunch and the same light dinner. Most days. I do however like cold pizza for breakfast!

[C. sapidus]

Mrs. C made another batch of sourdough, this time with caraway seeds

 

[Neely]

Breakfast was the usual tomatoes but added a poached egg. That’s tarragon on the egg. 
 

[Senior Sea Kayaker]

Yesterday's and today's breakfast

Eggs cooked with king oyster mushrooms, Thai chilis, green onion and cilantro with grape tomatoes, orange and grapefruit mix and toasted baguette.

This sandwich doesn't have an official name, as far as I know, so I'll dub it the 'Polish Western'. Eggs, garlicky Kielbasa, peppers, mushrooms, green onions, aged cheddar and lettuce on toasted WW with the last of the Xmas tangerines. Should get me through a few shoveling sessions.

 

 

[C. sapidus]

Rajas con crema tacos

 

Edited February 4 by C. sapidus
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[pastameshugana]

On 2/3/2024 at 10:07 PM, MaryIsobel said:

I do however like cold pizza for breakfast!

 

Amen!

[Dejah]

Something new to try for breakfast: mashed banana mixed with 3 tbsp quick oats and 2 eggs. This batter is poured over a non-stick pan lined with slices of banana. This is cooked for 10 min on med high heat, covered, flipped than another 10 min.It was quite good. Eaten with maple syrup.

 

                    

 

 

[MaryIsobel]

55 minutes ago, Dejah said:

Something new to try for breakfast: mashed banana mixed with 3 tbsp quick oats and 2 eggs. This batter is poured over a non-stick pan lined with slices of banana. This is cooked for 10 min on med high heat, covered, flipped than another 10 min.It was quite good. Eaten with maple syrup.

 

                    

 

 

What an interesting recipe. I just bought bananas today so might just give this a try in the morning. It is left uncovered after the flip?

 

[blue_dolphin]

Baked sweet potatoes with coconut curry chickpeas and some lovely Harry's Berries from the local farmers market on the side.

I was was looking for a bean or chickpea recipe that used Thai curry paste but wasn't a super saucy curry.  Eat Your Books pointed me to this one from the dearly departed Fine Cooking magazine and it fit the bill. 

 

[Dejah]

3 hours ago, MaryIsobel said:

What an interesting recipe. I just bought bananas today so might just give this a try in the morning. It is left uncovered after the flip?

 

No. Use a plate to help flip the "pancake", then cover and cook another 10 minutes. I checked about half way to see how brown it was.

[Senior Sea Kayaker]

Eggs scrambled with mushrooms, Kielbasa, onion, peppers and chives with homemade bread (from a neighbor) with marmalade.

Coffee, V8 and an orange to accompany.

 

[blue_dolphin]

Very crap photo of a good Egg McMuffin-ish breakfast.  Should have looked and taken another but I was hungry.

Broadbent country ham biscuit slice, Cabot extra-sharp cheddar and egg on a toasted and buttered English muffin. 

 

[Senior Sea Kayaker]

Simple breakfast after a big meal yesterday evening (not my usual routine). 

Egg with corn bread, mix of grapefruit, navel and blood oranges. V8 and coffee.

 

[Ann_T]

On 2/5/2024 at 1:06 PM, blue_dolphin said:

Baked sweet potatoes with coconut curry chickpeas and some lovely Harry's Berries from the local farmers market on the side.

I was was looking for a bean or chickpea recipe that used Thai curry paste but wasn't a super saucy curry.  Eat Your Books pointed me to this one from the dearly departed Fine Cooking magazine and it fit the bill. 

 

That is almost to pretty to eat.  What a lovely phot.   Frame worthy.

 

Baked this morning.  Longer skinny sourdough baguettes. 

Split one and toasted it for Moe's breakfast.

Topped with tomato and low sodium bacon. 

 

[Neely]

There’s a certain comfort in having similar breakfasts according to the season. Same Same but different. Grilled cheese over tomatoes on toast. 
 

[Senior Sea Kayaker]

Breakfast wrap of eggs, sweet peppers, mushrooms, green onions, red Thai chili, cilantro, Thai basil, aged cheddar and lettuce in a WW tortilla.

Last summer's blackberries and apple with a glass of Clamato and coffee.

 

[Neely]

Still have avocado on toast for breakfast sometimes. This time with fried egg and sprinkled with Laoganma chilli crisp.

 

[blue_dolphin]

I also had avocado on toast.  Mine with kimchi, crab meat and a drizzle of kimchi/mayo:

[Neely]

It’s Pancake Tuesday here already. Some call it Shrove Tuesday, anyway pancakes for breakfast with home made quince jam and some yoghurt.

 

[C. sapidus]

 

Something between fried rice and scrambled eggs, served with toasted leftover garlic naan.

[Ann_T]

Moe's Breakfast.

 

Heart shaped (sort of) pancakes. No mold so freehanded with squirt bottle.

[blue_dolphin]

Chicken livers on toast from the breakfast chapter of Dishoom, recipe online here. Also balsamic glazed beets & beet greens.

[MaryIsobel]

29 minutes ago, blue_dolphin said:

Chicken livers on toast from the breakfast chapter of Dishoom, recipe online here. Also balsamic glazed beets & beet greens.

Not an any kind of liver fan but those balsamic glazed beets and greens look fabulous!

[blue_dolphin]

11 minutes ago, MaryIsobel said:

Not an any kind of liver fan but those balsamic glazed beets and greens look fabulous!

I always like a recipe that uses both the beets & greens and this is a good one.  Works well as a side because you can throw the beets and everything but the greens into the pan and leave it to simmer while you do other things and just toss the greens in towards the end. 

I know liver isn't for everyone but with their flavorful spice marinade and bright squeeze of lime juice, these are pretty great!  Well...you know....if you're a liver lover!

[MaryIsobel]

14 minutes ago, blue_dolphin said:

I always like a recipe that uses both the beets & greens and this is a good one.  Works well as a side because you can throw the beets and everything but the greens into the pan and leave it to simmer while you do other things and just toss the greens in towards the end. 

I know liver isn't for everyone but with their flavorful spice marinade and bright squeeze of lime juice, these are pretty great!  Well...you know....if you're a liver lover!

Perhaps I should get over my aversion to liver - I just always remember my Mom making liver and onions for her and my Dad - we kids got hot dogs on those nights! My Dad liked any kind of meat cooked to death - I thought I hated steak until I had one in a restaurant! I do love paté so maybe time to put on my big girl panties and try chicken livers!