Apple pie #1😂
Savory French Toast from the Gunpowder cookbook. Write up in the Savory Egg Recipes thread.
Singaporean black carrot cake (turnip cake) and Hor Fan (shrimp -chicken-egg-noodle) at Kiss My Pans with @rstuart!
I forgot my phone at home.
And Kopi.
Yum!
Breakfast tacos, with scrambled eggs and fresh Spanish chorizo. Homemade queso with pickled scallions. A chopped salsa with tomatoes, scallions, avocado and lime. So good I ate three.
Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo, and I will eat three more.
Our Berlin tradition: classic German breakfast.
Assorted cheeses (taleggio, Sardinian pecorino, a lovely soft cow milk’s cheese from Brandenburg whose name escapes me ATM), San Daniele ham, liverwurst with chives, teewurst, SBEs, milk pour moi, OJ per lei.
Nap time now
Where is the Fleisch- und Krabbensalat (two things we really miss in the US and eat way too much when back in the Heimat)?
I don’t really like Fleischsalat, and find most commercially available Krabbensalate too heavy on the mayo.
What that table is lacking, tho, is Heringssalat mit rote Bete, Zwiebeln und Äpfeln
I would like to try the chocolate euphoria and the lemon pistachio!
I got the Apple Crumb and Blueberry Meyer Lemon.
Lemon Pistachio came in a close 3rd. Very very close.
It surprises me how many HOs do eat breakfast. I have it maybe twice a year (usually while camping). It’s not that I don’t love bacon and eggs and French toast and stuff - it’ just that I don’t usually have breakfast.
I typically have 2 or 1 meals a day. When one of those meals is breakfast, I love it love it (etc.). But it’s not that often,
You know you’re OG and living right when you’re having goose web for breakfast.
Breakfast for me is the first meal of the day.
Doesn’t matter what I eat for that first meal.
So, for me, I have breakfast every day.
Unless, of course, I am fasting. Or stranded on a desert island somehwere.
French toast made with day old Italian bread. Can’t remember when I last made this but it sure tasted good. Maple syrup and a dab of Clementine jam were the accompaniments. I was gifted a bottle of Noble barrel matured maple syrup and it was dark, thick and delicious.