It was only cheap store bought muesli SB.

I have thrown it out,i promise not to eat it again....


Well till i get hungry anyways


This morning i had...er...(muesli)....and a banana!

Anyone who followed my Facebook profile yesterday saw my day-long obsession w/ the New Jersey superfood called Pork Roll (aka, Taylor Ham) which culminated in an 8:30 PM "Jersey Breakfast" (pork roll, egg, cheese on a hard roll).

First, I had to run to the store for all ingredients, most importantly:



Then I fried 2 slices (you gotta slice it so it doesn't curl up!)



Then fried 2 eggs in the glorious fat left in the pan (with optional hot sauce and ground pepper added):



Couple slices of American cheese, a poppy seed hard roll, some ketchup, and voila!
...An unfortunately blurry image of a fabulous sandwich!



I may just have to make another one to get a better photo

Can I have your Godfather collection after your heart attack?

Hey, I'm on Lipitor -- I can eat anything I want, right??

(Yes, of course you can...)

I think it's time for me to call your dad.

Do you think he eats any healthier than I do?

It's actually not as bad as I thought:



...but between that and the eggs, maybe just a rare treat

Looks delicious Geoff!

I haven't had Taylor Pork Roll in about 20 years. It looks like it packs a little less fat than a hot dog.

Taylor's is definitely one of Mr. Babe's favorites. And thanks to Lipitor, we also have made it a rare treat.

As for the eggs, JG, I wouldn't worry so much about them. Eggs got a very bad reputation for a while, but they are actually just about perfect nutritionally.

I looks good Geoff, though I can't imagine eating it ever

Eggs still get a bad rep over here but we just buy them free range. More expensive but we likes our eggs

I made this breakfast last weekend.

I lined a greased baking dish with shredded home fries (28 oz. bag defrosted). Next I topped it with a pound of cooked loose sausage, seasoned a bit with garlic, spread evenly over the potatoes.

In a bowl I mixed a dozen eggs with milk, a cup of sour cream and about 2 cups of cheddar cheese, and poured it into the dish. I then baked it for 40 minutes at 375.

It was very good and filling. We were eating it the next morning too.

Ah, heart healthy eating. Way to go, Counselor!

Klyd, promise that you'll invite me over for breakfast SOON. That sounds wonderful.

We were down in Florida and my husband had cooked a few steaks for dinner one night. We had a small piece left over, so our last breakfast there we had steak and eggs. Oh, that's so good!

Nothing fancy like Klyd's for me.....


Boring old muesli again

still no mention of the REAL muesli

Ham steak with two eggs sunny side up, bacon and home fries.

4 doughnuts. Not the healthiest start to the day but the kids had left them from last night and they were going stale.


Somebody had to eat them

I've been there myself, Yogi.

A bagel and a cup of coffee.

Waste not,want not eh?


Today was crunchy nut cornflakes and a plum!

eggs

and

bacon!

Fruit first thing followed by a toast frenzy later on!

Muesli

Crunchy nut cornflakes and a banana!

2 bowls of cornflakes,a banana and 4 slices of toast!

3 tylenol, a glass of mountain dew, and a leftover cheeseburger.

Went to the diner this morning and filled up. Blueberry pancakes, two fried eggs, sausages, crispy home fries and toast.