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Okay, I know that a cigar and a cup of coffee is a great way to start any day but I believe that breakfast beats lunch and dinner hands as far as meals go. This is why I take great pleasure in cooking up simple, vaguely healthy breakfasts whenever I have the time.

Anyway, I'm basically asking how you guys like your eggs, because we all no that that's where all the best breakfasts begin. I like mine scrambled, every time (:
 
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Over light if not scrambled soft.


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Scrambled with bacon, bell peppers, and mushrooms, seasoned with chili powder, crushed red pepper flakes, and fresh ground pepper. Top with a touch of cheese (typcially 2% Cheddar) and wrapped up in a whole wheat tortilla.

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poached with hollandaise sauce.


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Scrambled dry with kippers
 
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Scrambled served as a side to Country Fried Steak, country sausage gravy and biscuits.


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Omelette.

Two eggs whisked lightly with a splash of half & half.
Pico de gallo, diced ham, and grated Mexican cheese mix.

Topped with sour cream and Texas Pete.


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I like mine over easy with bacon and home fries. Whole wheat toast on the side and a cup of Kona, black no sugar.

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It's really hard to beat some quality biscuits and gravy. The secret is paprika…
 
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over easy with homefries next to a steak and toast.


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over easy with homefries next to a steak and toast.




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The Big Grandpa Breakfast (or something like that) at Cracker Barrel with extra biscuits and gravy.
It has a alot of everything.

I Always try to have one when we take a road trip.


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Usually I go for egg whites, but on the off day, over medium. If we go out, I like a Mexican omelet, with chili, cheese, jalapenos...
ham or bacon and rye toast.


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Either scrambled with sour cream and cheese or an omelet with bacon, ham, mushrooms and onions. I also like my eggs over easy with soy sauce but only with toast to scoop up all the runny yolk.

Being a bachelor, my fridge is always empty with the exception of bacon, eggs and beer.


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It's really hard to beat some quality biscuits and gravy. The secret is paprika…


Elaborate plz?
 
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Get a nice loaf of french bread (not the crusty good kind but the cheaper kind that supermarkets make) and slice 3" slices. Fry four sausage patties. Slit each slice of bread length wise and stuff a slice of Munster cheese in lining the pocket. Place a sausage pattey into each pocket. Make a 3 egg mixture with a little milk, vanilla extract and plenty of cinnamon. Dip each face of the bread and fry like french toast, turning often to brown all sides of the stuffed slice...top with syrup and a little powdered sugar and you have yourself a killer french toast twist.


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Scrambled served as a side to Country Fried Steak, country sausage gravy and biscuits.


Amen brother.
 
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Some of these sound great, but here's one of my favorite indulgent breakfast meals: eggs and corned beef hash. The eggs should be sunnyside up, over easy or poached (the runny yolk in mandatory) and the hash should be quality stuff. (Sarge's Deli in NYC, which dishes out wonderful corned beef sandwiches, makes a superb corned beef hash.) And you serve it with rye toast.
 
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Why go to Sarge's when 2nd ave is so close?
 
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OK, guys, I´m gonna change it up a bit. All your choices are great but my favorite breakfast is an old Mexico City standby: chilaquiles; they´re fried tortilla cut in triangles, drowned in either green or red sauce, served with sliced onions, cream & either scrambled eggs or chicken; a side of refried beans & large fresh squeezed OJ & you´re set for the day!
 
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