It would be a plate of hash browned potatoes covered with sausage gravy and a two sausage patties on the side. And half a papaya with freshly squeezed lime juice on top.
Ans a really good cup of freshly brewed coffee.

grilled pork chops
bacon wrapped baked eggs
home hashbrowns
butter dips made from biscuit mix

BTW that used to be on our Saturday breakfast menu once a month.

i would be dining with Sue for sure....couldn't have picked it better myself.

Trin

Three eggs over medium
Bacon Elvis style (almost burnt)
Home fries crispy
Cinnamon raisin toast
Coca Cola on ice

This is what I have every Sunday. It would be better if someone else cooked it though.

DH has the breakfast sweet tooth in the house.
Short stack of blueberry or chocolate chip pancakes
Bacon Elvis style
Large glass of oj
Large iced coffee light with Truvia

French Toast with fresh berries (any kind). Nanny

What I had this morning...

homemade Belgian waffle with strawberries and freshly whipped cream.

My favorite:

Eggs Benedict with home fries and fresh melon slices on the side.

Soft scrambled eggs or 2 eggs overeasy, very crisp bacon, a little honey to dip the bacon in, 1 piece of lightly toasted bread with butter, hash browns and a cup of hot coffee with half and half.

Mine would be 2 eggs basted (yolks soft) crispy hashbrowns made with onions & green peppers, 3 link sausage, fresh fruit and good coffee. AT A RESTAURANT SO I CAN HAVE SOMEONE SERVE ME!! Dottie

1 pancake with butter and warm maple syrup
2 eggs, over medium with salt and pepper
2 strips of crisp bacon
2 slices of wheat toast with butter
hash browns with catsup

I think I just gained a pound thinking about it all. :-)

Jodi-

Waffle, beef sausage or turkey bacon with real maple syrup, real butter and orange/ pineapple juice with coffee

Blueberry blintzes with sour cream. Decaf latte. At least, that is what I would order today. Then there is a pancake house by us that makes the best cherry crepes and orange crepes. Hmmmmm, and I do love poached eggs, but I prefer to make them myself. Restaurant ones are never as good, in part because they don't drain them completely.

My mother used to make the bestest waffles.
She would lay strips of bacon across the waffle iron and then pour the batter over it.

Yummy!

No syrup, on my waffles, just melted butter.

French toast with fresh berries
hash browns
Bacon cooked until it stands up straight
fresh squeezed oj
latte

French toast casserole
Fresh,sliced strawberries and whipped cream.
4 slices crisp bacon
2 slices sausage
Coffee with cream and sugar
Glass of fresh squeezed orange juice

Banana's Foster French Toast

OMG, it is sooooo heavenly! I could eat it every day. I have a thing for bananas though.

Here is a link that might be useful: Bananas Foster French Toast

It would have to be in a hotel room, after having slept in until 10, hubby by my side - french toast and orange juice -

OJ usually give me gas. I miss it so much.

land sakes...why did I open this post...my mouth is just a waterin!!

for me it would be eggs benedict with hashbrowns and sausage gravy!

Breakfast is one of my three favorite meals of the day. :-)

Any decent breakfast would include four strips of very crisp bacon... and from there it varies. I love:

French toast with real maple syrup

Scrambled eggs with my Dad's spaghetti sauce on them (can't stand catsup/ketchup on eggs - too bland)

Hash browns with salt and pepper

Sourdough toast, buttered; some slices with just the butter, other times some with blackberry jam, other times some with red raspberry jam

Biscuits and gravy

Omlette made with ham, cheddar cheese, and avocado

Omlette made with crisp bacon and cheddar cheese

Lots of perfectly ripened fresh fruit

Coffee made from freshly ground beans from Maui Coffee Roasters.

Eggs Benedict with a huge fresh fruit bowl.

2 eggs lightly basted
home fries
toast
crisp bacon or good sausage pattie
coffee
ice water

Dotmom: Don't you just love it when you order your eggs basted and they have no idea what that even means so they flip 'em over? LOL

I like a little bit of most everything. Eggs, a variety of meats, hash browns or preferably good old fashioned American Fries, but not these deep fried clunks they try to pass off or something swimming in grease. Sourdough toast, maybe a pancake french toast from good bread or small waffle on the side, a nice fresh cinnamon or caramel roll, coffee, juice and water. Some fresh fruit compliments it well too!

Occasionally a fresh hamburger pattie works nice for the meat.

Mine would start with 1 plain bagel. On that I would spread plain cream cheese. Then I'd put on a slice of tomato and 2 rings of sliced red onion. Then a heaping teaspoon of capers and one of chopped hard-boiled egg. I'd top it with lox!

Coffee and OJ....now that's heaven on a plate!

I could eat just about everything everyone has listed, but here would be my favorite.

2 eggs over easy OR basted
3 slices of bacon
2 slices of whole wheat toast
1 waffle w/butter and syrup
cup of good coffee

Shirley (who now wants to go out for breakfast)

Glenda, that way of making waffles sounds interesting.

An apple fritter with a cup of pero. Just a pinch of cocoa in it. Then a plate of mushrooms cooked with a dash of seasoning salt. Yum!!!!!!

... it would be served at about 11:30 after waking up in a luxe hotel room in some beautiful vacation place overlooking a luscious aqua ocean, breeze blowing the sheer, white curtains in, and delivered by a dreamy looking man!
After that, I don't even care what's on the plate! Yum!!!!!

Grits with butter, scrambled eggs, and greasy fried potatoes.

My perfect breakfast is brought to my cabin by the steward. On a huge tray are: orange juice; melon; oatmeal with half and half; a cheese omlette; sausages; croissants with sweet butter and a variety of jams; muffins; pots of hot chocolate, tea and coffee. (Who knows at midnight what she'll want to drink at breakfast? LOL)

When DS was little we'd also need a bowl of Froot-Loops, milk and a banana.

I usually have room service, the last day, of a cruise.

Coffee and two croissants.

I would have pancakes with lots of butter (warm syrup on the side) and an endless plate of crispy bacon. Also a tall glass of tangerine juice.

Chisue: "FROOT"-LOOPS! You have made a newspaper copy editor so happy she's doing the Snoopy dance! LOL!

Fresh crab or smoked salmon Eggs Benedict. Pile on the Hollandaise.

pammyfay -- You'd fit in well in our family. DH is constantly finding errors in the newspaper or in the 'crawl' on TV programs.

The focus of one of our vacation photos is DS lounging in a loft bed at Keystone, clutching a box of Froot-Looops.

years ago in las vwgas they used to have champagne brunch..it was a buffet with everything you could imagine for breakfast...and can you believe it was about $5-10 per person??

if i could... it would be crispy hashbrowns, lightly scrambled eggs, real bacon, raisin toast or prune danish, pink grapefruit juice...

A perfect breakfast is whatever I feel like having.

Steak (rare) and eggs with country fried potatoes.
Linguisa and eggs (basted) with hashbrowns and toast.
Spanish omelet with a side of chile and avocado.
Swedish pancakes with crisp bacon and scrambled eggs.
Huevos burrito topped with Spanish Sauce
Jack Cheese omelet with fruit and a bagel
A traditional waffle with strips of crisp bacon cooked right in.

All of the above are best at night or in the we hours of the morning.

Hey...biscuits and gravy make me happy.

my most perfect breakfast ever was at Brennans in the French Quarter

It started with:
NEW ORLEANS TURTLE SOUP

followed by:
SHRIMP SARDOU
spicy fried shrimp atop sliced artichoke bottoms nestled in a bed of creamed spinach and covered with Hollandaise sauce.

ended with:
BANANAS FOSTER
Bananas sautéed in butter, brown sugar, cinnamon and banana liqueur, then flamed in rum. Served over vanilla ice cream.

I also had drinks...milk punch, bloody mary and coffee.
there were 4 of of us.
It was the most extravagant, elegant, expensive and memorable meal I ever had.
Doesn't really sond like breakfast, but most everything else was some sort of eggs benedict (no thank-you).
I would do it again in a heartbeat!

Give me a cup of hot coffee, orange juice, served with
an omlette made of eggs, ham, cheese, & green onions. I'd like a couple of biscuits also. Can U serve me now??? LOL