What's For Breakfast?
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Comments (17)I used to have an apple, banana, raisins, peanut butter and a few candied pecans. But, now that I am trying to lose weight, I am just having an apple or pear sliced up with my peanut butter and coffee with my favorite creamer. I still might have the banana, just later as a snack. For years I had a high fiber cereal until one day I just couldn't eat it. Then my next kick was Vitalicious muffins. When I started eating them, I had to order them as few stores carried them. Now they are all over....See MoreWeek 91: What's for breakfast?
Comments (41)I need breakfast. Could skip lunch and even dinner but breakfast sets me up for the day. Monday through Friday: A serving of hot whole grain cereal (Bob's Red Mill 7-Grain is my fav) In winter I add a chopped apple while it's cooking. In summer, it's seasonal berries instead. I top w/ a tiny drizzle of real maple syrup, some steamed skim milk and a smattering of toasted walnuts. On the side I have a small fruit cup of chopped citrus w/ a dollop of yogurt. One cup of coffee with frothed skim milk. My DH loves a hearty breakfast - I don't like heavy or meaty food in the morning. On Saturdays he gets his fix at a breakfast place near our home which has a "Cheers-like" atmosphere. He always gets poached eggs on their homemade hash smothered in hollandaise with buttered rye toast on the side. I enjoy socializing with the workers & regulars, but I can't start the day with a meal like that! Sunday morning - every Sunday morning - it's crepes made by DH. I make crispy bacon to serve on the side and prepare seasonal fruit to put on top or have in a fruit cup with yogurt. The crepes are drizzled and rolled with real maple syrup. I serve marmalade or jams for those who like that as a topping. In summer when I pick berries I make fresh blueberry or raspberry syrups. Lattes for adults & the kids get chocolate milk on Sunday mornings;) The Sunday morning crepe breakfast/brunch is a "thing" with our family. We've done it since our kids were little and now our grandkids look forward to it, too. My weekday staples -...See MoreWhat's For Breakfast on Wed.
Comments (4)As I recover from abdominal (and abominable) surgery, we've declared Wednesday an "Egg Day" -- along with normal Sunday breakfasts. Two fried eggs for DH; one for me -- little butter. Half a gigantic muffin. Coffee for DH; mostly milk-coffee for me. DH has a steering committee meeting this morning for Grand Times, the Senior group that mentors within the high school. I will 'step out' for the first time since Oct. 11 for a late afternoon appointment with my internist -- primarily for blood test to see if my hemoglobin is rising enough. Happy news about Cubs win last night. We don't watch the games; wait to find score in the mornings. Too stressful!...See MoreWhat's for breakfast
Comments (29)eld, I don't have a real recipe but all you need to collect is a dozen eggs, half cup of cooked bacon or sausage or ham or whatever meat, a total cup of chopped raw veggies like onion and peppers, or wilted spinach, half cup of cheese, and the seasonings of your choice. Preheat oven to 375F, grease a muffin tin or use liners. Cook bacon or sausage and drain well, set aside. Beat a dozen eggs in a bowl, add the chopped veggies and seasonings and combine well; stir in the meat and cheese. I use my 1/3 cup scoop to fill the tins....divide any extra evenly. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes. I like to add a bit of minced jalapeno pepper for some spice....See More- 5 years ago
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