Apparently, MrsT is as well, as I just spied her sneaking an almond crescent roll.Make a second one!
Show me your breakfast
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it's all about balance! we do love bacon too ;0)
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Raspberry jam for me.
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They are I think. I ate them when I was in Chiang Mai.From memory they taste the same but are smaller.
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Yorkers mate epicuric inquired about the mackerel. I was answering based on a 20 yrs old memory.
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Personally I don't eat mackerel (or whatever it is). My wife insists on calling it tuna. In the market they call it plaa (fish).
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Mashed avocado on an everything bagel with pistachio dukkah. Broke the yolk when I cracked my egg, but that's okay since I don't really like runny yolks. Craig's were nice and runny though.
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A smoothie this morning: soy milk, almonds, cinnamon, blackberries and a spelt biscuit
And a pool of coffee to follow
And a pool of coffee to follow
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Brioche French toast with a bit of cinnamon and triple sec flavoring.
Not my breakfast but brunch I made for another: scrambled eggs on sourdough with smoked salmon and avocado with generous sprinkle of Aleppo pepper.
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This year, the tables have been turned with regards to cards and chocolates.
I usually get my wife a card and something a little nice, like some chocs or some flowers, but it's rarely reciprocated. Not complaining, it never bothered me that much.
This year, I decided I didn't need to get a card, and we have a box of chocs in the house already, so I figured the meal I'm cooking is present enough.
She surprised me with a card and a little box of dark chocolates for me.
I asked why the sudden change and she said, "I think I've probably been a handful lately," and left it at that.
I usually get my wife a card and something a little nice, like some chocs or some flowers, but it's rarely reciprocated. Not complaining, it never bothered me that much.
This year, I decided I didn't need to get a card, and we have a box of chocs in the house already, so I figured the meal I'm cooking is present enough.
She surprised me with a card and a little box of dark chocolates for me.
I asked why the sudden change and she said, "I think I've probably been a handful lately," and left it at that.
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Maybe your little "snap" the other day sunk in.
I'll get a pic next go round since we have 12 freezing right now, but tried a Gordon recipe for biscuits with cheddar and sausage in them, drizzled with honey after baking. No pic because I spectacularly broke my egg when I went to take it out of pan. I'm 2 out of 2 for broken yolks in last few days. At least I managed to get Craig's out without breaking. The recipe says they can defrost in refrigerator overnight and bake up like freshly mixed. We'll see.
I'll get a pic next go round since we have 12 freezing right now, but tried a Gordon recipe for biscuits with cheddar and sausage in them, drizzled with honey after baking. No pic because I spectacularly broke my egg when I went to take it out of pan. I'm 2 out of 2 for broken yolks in last few days. At least I managed to get Craig's out without breaking. The recipe says they can defrost in refrigerator overnight and bake up like freshly mixed. We'll see.
No potatoes this morning because I'm making them later (though we'd both be fine with potatoes three times a day):
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Overnight french toast casserole with streusel topping.
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