Thread: NFL Aftermath Breakfast!

"Andy" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]..
> NFL Aftermath Breakfast!
>
> Simply:
> Another two broiled HN hot dogs with Guldens spicy brown
> mustard.
>
> Washed away by an ice-cold Bud Light.
>
>
> You?

Just the dogs, or with rolls?

I'm loving my banana-bread oatmeal. It needs some cinnamon though, or
ginger. It needs a kick. Not nutmeg though.


W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.)

"Christopher M." <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> "Andy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]..
>> NFL Aftermath Breakfast!
>>
>> Simply:
>> Another two broiled HN hot dogs with Guldens spicy brown
>> mustard.
>>
>> Washed away by an ice-cold Bud Light.
>>
>>
>> You?
>
> Just the dogs, or with rolls?
>
> I'm loving my banana-bread oatmeal. It needs some cinnamon
> though, or ginger. It needs a kick. Not nutmeg though.
>
>
> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.)



Christopher,

Is your last name Columbus?

Buns, no relish.

Best,

Andy

On 8-Oct-2012, Andy <[email protected]> wrote:

> NFL Aftermath Breakfast!
>
> Simply:
> Another two broiled HN hot dogs with Guldens spicy brown
> mustard.
>
> Washed away by an ice-cold Bud Light.
>
>
> You?

I usually had breakfast before math, not after, and lunch before history;
but, that was a long time ago. 8-)

Today's breakfast was one of those "clean out the fridge" meals. A quick
survey found 3 eggs left in the carton, 3 strips of bacon in the package and
a few leftover, steamed baby new potatoes (Size B, or B-cup for Sheldon).
I fried the bacon first, leaving a nice amount of rendered fat for the next
step. I sliced the potatoes and fried them in the bacon fat, hit them with
a bit of salt, plated with the bacon and set aside in a warm oven until time
to eat. Finally, I fried the 3 eggs in the remaining bacon fat, two for me
and one for the dog; for those who care about such things, she is a pit
bull. While the coffee was 100% Colombian, it was not because of Columbus
Day; I have it every day.

No fruit or dairy this morning; I'll have to make up for that at lunch.
Perhaps peach pie ala mode --- ;-)
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Change Cujo to Juno in email address.

"l, not -l" <[email protected]> wrote:

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> On 8-Oct-2012, Andy <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> NFL Aftermath Breakfast!
>>
>> Simply:
>> Another two broiled HN hot dogs with Guldens spicy brown
>> mustard.
>>
>> Washed away by an ice-cold Bud Light.
>>
>>
>> You?
>
> I usually had breakfast before math, not after, and lunch
> before history; but, that was a long time ago. 8-)
>
> Today's breakfast was one of those "clean out the fridge"
> meals. A quick survey found 3 eggs left in the carton, 3
> strips of bacon in the package and a few leftover, steamed
> baby new potatoes (Size B, or B-cup for Sheldon). I fried
> the bacon first, leaving a nice amount of rendered fat for
> the next step. I sliced the potatoes and fried them in the
> bacon fat, hit them with a bit of salt, plated with the
> bacon and set aside in a warm oven until time to eat.
> Finally, I fried the 3 eggs in the remaining bacon fat,
> two for me and one for the dog; for those who care about
> such things, she is a pit bull. While the coffee was 100%
> Colombian, it was not because of Columbus Day; I have it
> every day.
>
> No fruit or dairy this morning; I'll have to make up for
> that at lunch. Perhaps peach pie ala mode --- ;-)




Could you possibly be any more explicit???

Ya BUM!!!

:-(

Best,

Andy

"l, not -l" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:k4us2k$pll$[email protected]..
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> On 8-Oct-2012, Andy <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> NFL Aftermath Breakfast!
>>
>> Simply:
>> Another two broiled HN hot dogs with Guldens spicy brown
>> mustard.
>>
>> Washed away by an ice-cold Bud Light.
>>
>>
>> You?
>
> I usually had breakfast before math, not after, and lunch before history;
> but, that was a long time ago. 8-)
>
> Today's breakfast was one of those "clean out the fridge" meals. A quick
> survey found 3 eggs left in the carton, 3 strips of bacon in the package
> and
> a few leftover, steamed baby new potatoes (Size B, or B-cup for Sheldon).
> I fried the bacon first, leaving a nice amount of rendered fat for the
> next
> step. I sliced the potatoes and fried them in the bacon fat, hit them
> with
> a bit of salt, plated with the bacon and set aside in a warm oven until
> time
> to eat. Finally, I fried the 3 eggs in the remaining bacon fat, two for
> me
> and one for the dog; for those who care about such things, she is a pit
> bull. While the coffee was 100% Colombian, it was not because of
> Columbus
> Day; I have it every day.
>
> No fruit or dairy this morning; I'll have to make up for that at lunch.
> Perhaps peach pie ala mode --- ;-)

Peach Melba is good too.


W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.)

On 8-Oct-2012, Andy <[email protected]> wrote:

> Could you possibly be any more explicit???
>
> Ya BUM!!!
>
> :-(
Absolutely. The potatoes were from Idaho, the eggs from southern Illinois,
the bacon was reduced sodium Farmland brand. I could go on; but, I can
tell you have fallen asleep ;-)
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Change Cujo to Juno in email address.

"l, not -l" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:k5184l$ntf$[email protected]..
>
> On 8-Oct-2012, Andy <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Could you possibly be any more explicit???
>>
>> Ya BUM!!!
>>
>> :-(
> Absolutely. The potatoes were from Idaho, the eggs from southern
> Illinois,
> the bacon was reduced sodium Farmland brand. I could go on; but, I can
> tell you have fallen asleep ;-)

cut into steak fries? I've been lusting after some fries... The mind says
"no", but the body says: "yes, yes... Yes! OMG YES! YES! YESSS!...
Yes!... yes. yes... *sigh* ...yes... yes... YES! YES! YES! more,
more, more fries! OMFG! YES!... Yes... yes... yes... mmmm"