What's for breakfast?

[mozart]

Originally Posted by redkitty

The Brits love their beans here! Baked beans out of a can...

Hmmm.. Now I've had refried beans with scrambled eggs and threw on some tobasco sauce on both, but never baked beans

[James_T]

Originally Posted by mozart

Hmmm.. Now I've had refried beans with scrambled eggs and threw on some tobasco sauce on both, but never baked beans

My favourite part of a full english brekfast is when the baked beans sit on top of cripsy fried bread. The bread then becomes a little soggy from the bean juice, but still retains most of it's crispyness. Combine with Bacon and HP and I'm in heaven!

[mozart]

Originally Posted by James_T

My favourite part of a full english brekfast is when the baked beans sit on top of cripsy fried bread. The bread then becomes a little soggy from the bean juice, but still retains most of it's crispyness. Combine with Bacon and HP and I'm in heaven!

Well at least is isn't haggis

[James_T]

Originally Posted by mozart

Well at least is isn't haggis

Never had Haggis for breakfast, White Pudding and Black Pudding yes please! Haggis is nice though, I've only had it a couple of times, but have loved it both times!

[Maverick2272]

My wifes mom is British, and after we met she introduced me to thier breakfast growing up: Soft boiled eggs in the fancy dishes with strips of bread.
I promptly introduced her to my midwestern breakfast style: Bacon, sausage, ham, hash, skillet potatoes, pancakes, waffles, scrambled eggs, toast, orange juice, and milk. Yes, that is all at once. Then again, that was after having done three hours of choirs and before going to school...
These days my preferred is eggs benedict with peach slices and hashbrowns with cheese and onion, orange juice to drink. We keep it much more simple these days ;)

[James_T]

Fancy Dishes = Egg Cups!

Eggs Benedict with Hashbrows sounds nice, but why the peaches and cheese and onion?

[Maverick2272]

Originally Posted by James_T

Fancy Dishes = Egg Cups!

Eggs Benedict with Hashbrows sounds nice, but why the peaches and cheese and onion?

This may sound sad, but I had never seen an egg cup or heard of eating soft boiled eggs growing up! It was all new to me, and seemed so very foreign. ;)

The peaches are a nice garnish on the side and go well with the eggs benedict. The cheese and onion on the hashbrowns is something my mom always did growing up and I have never kicked the habit.

[James_T]

It's just culture differences isn't it, all very interesting though. It's one of things that makes living so interesting.

[tupperware]

scratch made blueberry pancakes with honey and butter.

[redkitty]

Originally Posted by tupperware

scratch made blueberry pancakes with honey and butter.

That sounds heavenly!

Right now I'm just having a large mug of Peet's with sugar. Maybe some steel cut oats later this morning...