food BREAKFAST!!!

Scoville DeVille said:
 
Agreed!
 
But the interwebs couldn't handle the pictures. When I clicked 'upload' all I got was this message that said "Too Awesome for the Internet" and then this appeared on my screen:
 
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The interewebs be rayciss n' sheeit agin' your hhheeeeegggggggs.
 
Chipotle, eggs. butter, lemon juice.....
 
I'd suck it through a straw.
 
Damm strate TB. I can't get no respect'n sheeit.
 
Cept'n that instead of lemon juice, I used pickled peño juicynext.
 
Why not?
 
Just because I could. 
 
PepperDaddy said:
Once again I turned to a fresh fatalii for breakfast. I sautéed some fatalii and left over pork roast in butter and olive oil and then added Havarti cheese and eggs.  The pork was a little crispy.  Meanwhile, I toasted some lavash bread I found at the global market. Topped lavash cracker with eggs, cheese and pork and some untoasted lavash on the side to soak up the stragglers.  I love breakfast.
 
Happy Labor Day everyone!  Smoked baby backs tonight w/ mango-jicama-corn salad, jalapeno-cilantro slaw, tomato-avocado salad and lemon bourbon iced tea.  A great day of eating (and drinking).
 
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Hot damn!
 
Sunday morning I woke up and the bathroom scale had me a couple pounds lighter than I expected.  So I took appropriate action and cooked up some eggs, chorizo, onion, cheese, diablo sweet and scotch bonnets - quesadilla style.
 
ps: Once I realized my wife had bought whole wheat tortillas I quickly switched them out for regular flour.
 
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PepperDaddy said:
Sunday morning I woke up and the bathroom scale had me a couple pounds lighter than I expected.  So I took appropriate action and cooked up some eggs, chorizo, onion, cheese, diablo sweet and scotch bonnets - quesadilla style.
 
ps: Once I realized my wife had bought whole wheat tortillas I quickly switched them out for regular flour.
 
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Dude, I eat something very similar every weekend, except I never tried sandwiching it with the tortillas. I must try this next weekend. I always use Longaniza instead of the Chorizo. You should try it once, I bet you never go back to Chorizo. Either way it looks like my kind of breakfast!
 
SL3 said:
Dude, I eat something very similar every weekend, except I never tried sandwiching it with the tortillas. I must try this next weekend. I always use Longaniza instead of the Chorizo. You should try it once, I bet you never go back to Chorizo. Either way it looks like my kind of breakfast!
 
I have never heard of Longaniza.  I will have to look around and see if I can find it.  If it's pork and it's spicy, I'm in!
 
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10:00am, today's breakfast-
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loving DuvallDave's new Hot Spicy Girl!
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Don't worry, I had the USDA's recommended glass of Orange Juice (adult style ;)  )
 
 
 
 
 
 
gotta do something to get motivated to go make salsa ....AGAIN.....  :sigh:
 
I woke up this morning and noticed there's a leftover burrito bowl in the fridge that my sister brought home from Chipotle so I fried an egg, diced some avocados, and drizzled some sriracha that I've mixed with scorpion powder and it turned out to be a pretty tasty breakfast. I wonder if Chipotle's ever considered selling breakfast burrito bowls because I honestly think this would become a very popular menu item.
 
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Made some drop biscuits this morning and topped em with home made peach and habanero jam sent to my by sirhc76.  The jam is light and perfectly balanced; sweet and peachy with a nice bit of lingering heat on the lips.  Paired with smoked ham off the bone and fried potatoes, it was a wonderful way to start a cold snowy morning!
 
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