2: How do you cook an egg?
3: Bacon or Sausage?
4: What is your typical first meal of the day?
5: Should baked beans be a part of breakfast?
My answers:
1: Do you eat breakfast everyday? Yes, from childhood into my 30's I skipped breakfast, but not anymore.
2: How do you cook an egg? Fried, poached, omelet, or scrambled.
3: Bacon or Sausage? Yes.
4: What is your typical first meal of the day? Toast, and iced coffee, about once a week I cook something special.
5: Should baked beans be a part of breakfast? I am mystified by my English cousins eating beans for breakfast, a cultural curiosity.
Please share your answers in the comments.
Do you eat breakfast everyday? YES! My favorite meal.
ReplyDeleteHow do you cook an egg? Scrambled, Sunny side up, benedict, poached, you name it.
Bacon or Sausage? Bacon! But I like sausage too.
What is your typical first meal of the day? It varies every day. During the week, it usually either toast, a pastry, or oatmeal or cereal, and coffee. Weekends...full breakfast.
Should baked beans be a part of breakfast? No. I don't get it.
Depends on the sausage?
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Delete1. Yes, but only a 'healthy' cereal, topped with some cut up fruit, psyllium husks and light milk. I have brunch later.
ReplyDelete2. All you listed plus boiled.
3. Not normally, usually either and sometimes just chorizo.
4. See 1.
5. I don't seek out baked beans for breakfast but I don't mind them. Fairly standard in England.
5 extra, baked beans and sausages go very well together.
DeleteBeans seem to be an English and Irish feature.
Delete1: Do you eat breakfast everyday?
ReplyDeleteYes, for my whole life.
2: How do you cook an egg?
First choice: poached, second choice: scrambled.
3: Bacon or Sausage?
Either, preferably both and let’s not forget the slice of black pudding!
4: What is your typical first meal of the day?
At this time of year: porridge. Otherwise poached egg on a slice of ham.
5: Should baked beans be a part of breakfast?
Oh yes, if it’s Sunday brunch full English! (Eggs, bacon, sausage, black pudding, baked beans, mushrooms and tinned whole tomatoes.)
A healthy breakfast to anchor the day.
Delete1: Do you eat breakfast everyday? Yes
ReplyDelete2: How do you cook an egg? Well, believe it or not, I have scrambled, hard-boiled, and over-easied. But not recently,
3: Bacon or Sausage? Bacon
4: What is your typical first meal of the day? Yogurt, fresh fruit, cereal, almonds is most common. Also tostadas.
5: Should baked beans be a part of breakfast? Not if I’m in the vicinity!
I knew you could cook, that you prefer not to, but that you really can.
Delete1: Do you eat breakfast everyday? Yes
ReplyDelete2: How do you cook an egg? Using a non-stick pan and heat from our gas hob.
3: Bacon or Sausage? Are they political parties? I vote for the sausages but next week it might be the frazzled bacons.
4: What is your typical first meal of the day? Typically it is different from the day before. This morning I had one of my own concoctions involving a slice of bread, two beaten eggs, a sliced banana, a knob of butter and maple syrup.
5: Should baked beans be a part of breakfast? Why not? As far as I am concerned you can have anything you want for breakfast. We are very lucky. There are many people in this world who struggle to find anything to eat at the start of the day.
I am having cold leftover pizza for breakfast today.
Delete1. Every single day.
ReplyDelete2. Scrambled or sunny side up.
3. Love the smell of bacon, not a fan though. Maybe a single sausage link.
4. Almost always it is oatmeal with granola and fruit. Sometimes Cheerios. If we are traveling and eating out, chances are it's French Toast.
5. Baked beans shouldn't be a part of any meal. Ever.
I bake bacon, then reheat in the microwave.
Delete1: Do you eat breakfast everyday? Yup.
ReplyDelete2: How do you cook an egg? I scramble or I omelet.
3: Bacon or Sausage? Andouille Sausage or sometimes bacon.
4: What is your typical first meal of the day? It varies; we eat a lot of fruit, so berries, bananas, pineapple, melon; sometimes oatmeal with banana and walnuts; cereal one day; and a sausage, egg and cheese wrap; pancakes on Sunday.
5: Should baked beans be a part of breakfast? I'm saying No.
When I was working, Jose in the deli downstairs made the best scrambled egg and sausage burritos for breakfast. You sausage egg and cheese wrap sounds like the same thing. I hope he is still there.
Delete1: Do you eat breakfast everyday? No, I don't.
ReplyDelete2: How do you cook an egg? I like my eggs scrambled, poached, or over easy/a little bit runny.
3: Bacon or Sausage? Both
4: What is your typical first meal of the day? It's usually around 11:00, so I can eat whatever the mood brings. During fresh tomato season, I fixed tomatoes and cottage cheese frequently.
5: Should baked beans be a part of breakfast? Sure! Lately I've been cooking with all kinds of beans and I'll eat them for my morning meal.
I gave up on the local tomatoes this week.
Delete1: Do you eat breakfast everyday?No, I don't
ReplyDelete2: How do you cook an egg? sunny up and basted (like my mother used to make) or scrambled.
3: Bacon or Sausage? either or both
4: What is your typical first meal of the day? Usually it is lunch
5: Should baked beans be a part of breakfast? I've been to England enough that I've gotten quite used to them on my breakfast plate but never at home.
Makes me wonder if people are morning people, or not?
Delete1. Yes
ReplyDelete2. Scrambled, fried, hard boiled
3. Either but I often prefer sausage
4. A bowl of Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios mixed together with milk on it
5. No
I can't remember the last time I had cold milk, as a drink, or on cereal.
Delete1. Yes
ReplyDelete2. Over well (or over hard, as some people say). I hate runny eggs.
3. No.
4. Usually bran cereal with some kind of fruit, often blueberries.
5. Why not? They're actually quite good in a full English, though I eat those pretty rarely.
I spent a couple of years on a task force advocating for the choice to eat runny eggs in nursing homes.
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