What did you have for breakfast thread?

homemadecider · 13-07-2013 11:24am

Told the OH I'd make him breakfast, so off he went to the shower thinking I was making tea and toast. Instead I made blueberry pancakes served with fried banana and maple syrup. He's a happy man!

Toast4532 · 21-07-2013 1:24pm

We had bacon and egg baskets for breakfast this morning, made by himself of course.

alphamule · 21-07-2013 1:28pm

two pieces of toast, an aero and half a bag of jellybeans

Tetra · 21-07-2013 2:21pm

Scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, brown toast and tea

fussyonion · 12-01-2014 11:51pm

I actually had this for breakfast but I couldn't find the Heres What I Had For Breakfast thread anywhere! Hope it's ok to just stick it here...sure it was nearly lunchtime by the time I ate this!

The Hill Billy · 12-01-2014 11:58pm

Moved.

tHB

fussyonion · 13-01-2014 12:07am

Lol I saw a notification on my followed thread, saw this thread and thought "I'm not following the breakfast thread..sure I can't even find it"
Thought I was going mad.

Thanks Hillbilly

the beer revolu · 13-01-2014 1:06pm

fussyonion wrote: »

I actually had this for breakfast but I couldn't find the Heres What I Had For Breakfast thread anywhere! Hope it's ok to just stick it here...sure it was nearly lunchtime by the time I ate this!

Are you sure those sausages are fully cooked all the way through?!:D

fussyonion · 13-01-2014 1:15pm

the beer revolu wrote: »

Are you sure those sausages are fully cooked all the way through?!:D

Lol I know..I like them well cooked. I did them in the oven too, hence the wrinklage

the beer revolu · 13-01-2014 1:19pm

fussyonion wrote: »

Lol I know..I like them well cooked. I did them in the oven too, hence the wrinklage

My sister is so paranoid about sausages, she grills them so much that they are kind of crunchy on the inside!

angeldelight · 13-01-2014 1:37pm

the beer revolu wrote: »

My sister is so paranoid about sausages, she grills them so much that they are kind of crunchy on the inside!

Must admit I'm a bit like this

no matter how long the sausages are under the grill for I'm always like ok another few minutes... and then end up putting them in the oven anyway for a while too

fussyonion · 13-01-2014 2:38pm

I don't like anaemic looking sausages and it's probably my Dad's fault for the way I am; he always cooked sausages til they were dark brown.

Applause · 16-01-2014 9:39am

I had two breakfasts today.. Don't ask..

First breakfast
Limerick ham, mature mild cheddar and a spread of Dairygold on that generic bread from ALDI in the yellow waxed paper.
Some chopped pineapple and grapes in pineapple juice.
A glass of orange juice.

Second breakfast
A strawberry Greek yoghurt from ALDI again, a banana and a 3pack of milk and cereal breakfast biscuits.

:pac:

Pang · 16-01-2014 10:19am

Kept it pretty simple today as it's a school day. Oatbran cooked in milk with a banana and a drizzle of honey.

iwantmydinner · 16-01-2014 11:22am

Two cold, hardboiled eggs. I know it sounds like austerity breakfast, but I'm so disorganised in the mornings that I barely even leave myself time to get these into me, not to mind doll them up a bit.

Also, I love cold hardboiled eggs.

Animord · 16-01-2014 11:26am

iwantmydinner wrote: »

Two cold, hardboiled eggs. I know it sounds like austerity breakfast, but I'm so disorganised in the mornings that I barely even leave myself time to get these into me, not to mind doll them up a bit.

Also, I love cold hardboiled eggs.

Me too. All last week I had cold boiled eggs and an bowl of left over homemade coleslaw for breakfast. Unorthodox maybe, but yummy and portable.

iwantmydinner · 16-01-2014 11:27am

Animord wrote: »

Me too. All last week I had cold boiled eggs and an bowl of left over homemade coleslaw for breakfast. Unorthodox maybe, but yummy and portable.

And so filling. Won't feel a bit of hunger til lunchtime, guaranteed.

Animord · 16-01-2014 11:30am

iwantmydinner wrote: »

And so filling. Won't feel a bit of hunger til lunchtime, guaranteed.

Agreed, actually I start work at 8.00 so have to leave home really early and don't want to eat at that time. I find that a breakfast like above, eaten at breaktime, which is 10 ish will easily keep me going until late afternoon /early evening. Diet - Animord style!

homemadecider · 20-01-2014 10:51am

My homemade granola with natural yogurt and blueberries. Absolutely delighted with how it turned out, will be making again! (It's oats, walnuts, almonds, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, dried mango, maple syrup and honey)

Roesy · 20-01-2014 11:31am

Haven't made granola for a while. Must do it again soon.

Husband is off today so we are having Eggs Benedict. Yay! It's a nice change because Monday-Friday is usually a quick bowl of porridge and blueberries or weetabix if I'm in a hurry.

B0jangles · 20-01-2014 3:13pm

Two (left-over from Christmas) Aldi petit fours..

Loire · 20-01-2014 3:31pm

scrambled eggs & bacon with homemade brown bread (in the canteen :pac:)

dipdip · 20-01-2014 4:40pm

I had a small soft white roll with ham, cheese and coleslaw for brekkie. And a cuppa tae.

MissFlitworth · 20-01-2014 4:54pm

2 slices of toasted soda bread & butter. Salt city.

amklo · 21-01-2014 3:44pm

Porridge as usual for me with ground seeds, honey and milk.
Definately going to try the egg muffins I saw on the "what did you have for lunch" thread at the weekend and maybe keep a couple for during the week next week, for a change from the porridge.

carolinespring · 22-01-2014 3:58pm

Poached eggs, grilled bacon, mushrooms, tomatoes and brown toast with butter. Tea.

Would not normally have that for breakfast but was so nice as a treat.

dipdip · 22-01-2014 4:19pm

I had a smoothie. Frozen mango and cherries, Greek yoghurt, banana, orange juice, water. Very refreshing.

KD3107 · 22-01-2014 7:32pm

Muesli, Vanilla yogurt, banana and large mug of coffee

snowgal · 23-01-2014 11:12am

berocca, piece of chicken and now a coffee, exciting!

Shenshen · 23-01-2014 5:45pm

A little late to reply, but here goes anyway : a scone with home-made pineapple and mango jam.

Yum

dipdip · 28-01-2014 12:34pm

Smoothie; this time time with mango, blueberry and cherry. Half a cup of hot oats with a little brown sugar.

Pang · 28-01-2014 7:35pm

Eggs Benedict with an additional boxty ball. Grapefruit segments and white tea.

homemadecider · 28-01-2014 7:49pm

Pang wrote: »

Eggs Benedict with an additional boxty ball. Grapefruit segments and white tea.

I love absolutely everything about those two sentences.

amklo · 29-01-2014 10:31am

Fruit crunch ryvita with some peanut butter and strawberry jam. and 2 mugs of coffee which have yet to take effect!

TheBigGreen · 29-01-2014 10:35am

Porridge with milk and a scoop of Pro-Release (strawberry smootie flavour) mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

dipdip · 29-01-2014 12:20pm

Porridge. It was a miserable morning and seemed like a good idea but I would have given my right arm for a breakfast roll...

the beer revolu · 29-01-2014 1:07pm

Porridge. My porridge has over time become more and more frugal. It used to be half milk/half water with a pinch of salt and some sugar on top.

It is now just jumbo organic oats and water. And I love it!
I have it probably on average 5-6 days a week and couldn't imagine putting anything else in it. Sugar - eugh :eek: I'd still eat it with a bit of salt but I like it just as much without so why put it in? I really don't like milky porridge any more.

Pang · 29-01-2014 1:53pm

Brown soda bread with a slice of bacon and plenty of Flora. Was rushed for time so was lucky to even get this made!

lisatu · 29-01-2014 2:34pm

2 cups (read as extra large mugs) of coffee, a greek yogurt chocolate chip muffin that the kids baked last night. Too much chocolate chips for me but of course the kids would have loved more.

homemadecider · 29-01-2014 3:06pm

lisatu wrote: »

a greek yogurt chocolate chip muffin

What is that? Do you bake the yogurt in the muffin mix?

lisatu · 29-01-2014 4:12pm

Yeah the yougurt is used in the wet ingredients instead of milk and it makes the muffins really moist. They were hands down the nicest chocolate chip muffins ive made. Sour cream can also be used in the same way.

I normally try to add in a mashed banana or grated courgette but then the kids dont eat them.

lisatu · 01-02-2014 11:24am

Sweet potato waffles topped with butter and honey.

Pang · 01-02-2014 4:46pm

Toasted bagel with poached egg, washed down with copious amounts of tea.

greenbicycle · 01-02-2014 6:02pm

dipdip wrote: »

Smoothie; this time time with mango, blueberry and cherry. Half a cup of hot oats with a little brown sugar.

Do you use fresh cherries dipdip? And if so do you have some magic way of destoning them? Not sure be motivated to go to all that effort!

dipdip · 01-02-2014 9:05pm

greenbicycle wrote: »

Do you use fresh cherries dipdip? And if so do you have some magic way of destoning them? Not sure be motivated to go to all that effort!

Actually I use pre-stoned frozen cherries. I get them in Sainsbury's if you could make the trek north and load up! 480g for £2.30 which is amazing value.

They're also good defrosted on a pavlova.

fiddlechic · 02-02-2014 1:44pm

Brenda Costigan's American Pancakes, with maple syrup, greek yogurt and blueberries.
So good!

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CyrilFiggis · 02-02-2014 2:17pm

This Thomasina Miers's Mexican breakfast dish.

iwantmydinner · 02-02-2014 2:41pm

Scrambled eggs on potato waffles with buttloads of tea... Perfect hangover brunch

Animord · 05-02-2014 11:46am

My work is closed today so having driven an hour there and an hour back through floods and avoiding trees and other debris, I treated myself to bacon, egg, sausage, tomato and a slice of soda toast. All washed down by several cupan taes. I haven't had that for ages - damn it was good.:D

dipdip · 05-02-2014 12:15pm

Toasted sesame bagel with ham and cheese. Food of the gods.

What did you have for breakfast thread?

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