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Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american
cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. Andy Squeeze me babe, 'til the juice runs down my leg... |
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Andy wrote:
Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. Andy Squeeze me babe, 'til the juice runs down my leg... I made my husband fried eggs with bacon and my roommate an egg, cheese, & bacon bagelwich. I'm not hungry, yet. I don't know what I'll eat later. Leftover green beans maybe? kili |
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On Jul 13, 5:33 am, Andy q wrote:
Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. I was not so unlucky. No pasteurized process cheese food products for breakfast. Andy Squeeze me babe, 'til the juice runs down my leg... That's tube guac. --Bryan |
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"Andy" q wrote in message ...
Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. A big hunk of leftover spinach and mushroom bread pudding that I made for dinner last night. YUM! Mary |
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Bobo Bonobo® said...
On Jul 13, 5:33 am, Andy q wrote: Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. I was not so unlucky. No pasteurized process cheese food products for breakfast. Andy Squeeze me babe, 'til the juice runs down my leg... That's tube guac. --Bryan OH, a wise guy eh??? It was "The Lemon Song" --LZ Andy |
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Steve Wertz wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jul 2007 07:32:24 -0400, kilikini wrote: I made my husband fried eggs with bacon and my roommate an egg, cheese, & bacon bagelwich. I'm not hungry, yet. I don't know what I'll eat later. Leftover green beans maybe? How can anybody but you stand to live with Bluto/Billy Bong? -sw Well, let's just say that the friction is a little high. :~) kili |
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MareCat wrote:
"Andy" q wrote in message ... Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. A big hunk of leftover spinach and mushroom bread pudding that I made for dinner last night. YUM! Mary Oooh, that sounds wonderful! kili |
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MareCat said...
"Andy" q wrote in message ... Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. A big hunk of leftover spinach and mushroom bread pudding that I made for dinner last night. YUM! Mary Mary, Sounds great!!! I SO miss spinach AND mushrooms. A gout no-no. ((Andy |
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On Jul 13, 10:24 am, "MareCat" wrote:
A big hunk of leftover spinach and mushroom bread pudding that I made for dinner last night. YUM! Mary recipe please?? I've only made sweet dessert type bread pudding. ...fred |
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On Jul 13, 6:33?am, Andy q wrote:
Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. A sesame seed bagel... with homemade mustard, aged cheddar, and Boar's Head bologna... black cherry soda. Brunch! |
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Sheldon wrote:
On Jul 13, 6:33?am, Andy q wrote: Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. A sesame seed bagel... with homemade mustard, aged cheddar, and Boar's Head bologna... black cherry soda. Brunch! I miss good bagels. Can't get decent bread here in Cesspool Florida to save my life, so I'm starting to make my own. I haven't gotten the technique down yet, though - I'm basically making doorstops. So, for now, may I just borrow a bagel from you? I've already got some decent hard salami and some aged cheddar to dress it up with. :~) Meanwhile, the kitchen smells good. I'm making chicken stock. kili |
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kilikini wrote:
I made my husband fried eggs with bacon and my roommate an egg, cheese, & bacon bagelwich. I'm not hungry, yet. I don't know what I'll eat later. Leftover green beans maybe? kili Ham, eggs, grits, biscuits and peaches. Last night, I forgot to put the watermelon in the fridge to cool, so it was peaches instead. Fried shrimp that were the size of bananas... those were in my dream last night. They tasted great too, at least in my dreams. Becca |
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"kuvasz guy" wrote in message
ups.com... On Jul 13, 10:24 am, "MareCat" wrote: A big hunk of leftover spinach and mushroom bread pudding that I made for dinner last night. YUM! Mary recipe please?? I've only made sweet dessert type bread pudding. I just fry up some bacon, then remove and set aside to crumble. Saute some onion in the bacon grease until soft, then add sliced mushrooms, a small bag of frozen (thawed) spinach, and minced garlic. Add some Penzeys Fox Point seasoning, and cook for a few more minutes. In a large mixing bowl, whisk together three cups of milk (I use skim) and 7 - 8 eggs. Add s/p to taste. Break up some bread (I used up some garlic and onion "artisan" bread I bought from Safeway a few days prior) into the bowl. Add about 4 oz. of crumbled feta and a cup of shredded sharp cheddar, then the spinach-mushroom mixture and crumbled bacon. Pour it all into a greased 9x13" pan and bake at 350 F for 30 - 40 minutes until set and golden brown on top. Serve with a mixed salad. It's a good way to use up days-old bread. You can add whatever cheeses, veggies, meats, and seasonings you want. I made a variation of this for a holiday dinner last December with an assortment of wild mushrooms, shallots, garlic, herbed foccacia, and extra-sharp cheddar. I used half 'n half in the custard, and the result was *very* good. Very rich. Got lots of rave reviews for that one. Mary |
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"Andy" q wrote in message ...
MareCat said... "Andy" q wrote in message ... Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. A big hunk of leftover spinach and mushroom bread pudding that I made for dinner last night. YUM! Mary Mary, Sounds great!!! I SO miss spinach AND mushrooms. A gout no-no. ((I love spinach and mushrooms. I'd hate it if I couldn't eat either of them. Mary |
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"kilikini" wrote in message
... MareCat wrote: "Andy" q wrote in message ... Two scrambled eggs on whole-grain wheat toast with a processed american cheese food slice dotted with Cholula hot sauce. A big hunk of leftover spinach and mushroom bread pudding that I made for dinner last night. YUM! Mary Oooh, that sounds wonderful! It really is, Kili. I've made it without the bread (good if you're doing lo-carb) and used two cups of milk and six eggs for the custard. Add whatever meats, cheeses, and veggies you want and bake at 350 for about 45 minutes until set. Mary |
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