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Hashbrowns and omelet with ham, onion, swiss and black olives on my half. 

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Left over mashed potato and Brussel sprouts from dinner last night became ‘ ‘bubble and squeak’ with a poached egg on top for breakfast. 
 

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Many of us like a cup of tea with breakfast. Also eggs. Why not combine them.

 

This is not SO unusual round these parts. Scrambled eggs with tea leaves. The young leaf shoots are preferred.


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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

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French toast casserole (with nutmeg instead of cinnamon as houseguest is allergic), strawberries, toasted pecan maple syrup and bacon. 

I typically don't like sweet breakfast but this was good. 

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Hunter, fisherwoman, gardener and cook in Montana.

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I was home last night nursing a cold and trying to take it easy (I've got several speaking engagements this weekend, so doing all I can to get better / not get worse).

 

Was reading a little story about a bakery and thought 'I need to bake some bread.' Realized we were out of flour so bopped over to the shop for flower, and saw a little (250ml) bottle of cream and thought, 'Why don't I make some butter while I'm at it?' - which I've never done before.

 

So, I made some basic salted butter, which was so easy and felt a little bit magical when the whipped cream 'suddenly' became butter. Then the super-easy no-knead bread that we usually make, but I substituted the buttermilk for the water called for.

 

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Made for a delicious breakfast. The texture of the bread was definitely different, reminds me a bit of a biscuit. I'm curious what is happening chemically when using buttermilk instead of plain water in a break recipe (or any baking, for that matter).

 

Anyhoo, toasted with plenty of butter, what a great brekkie. And I probably need to go have another slice now...

 

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