In the kitchen..............

Bob Wright

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Years ago Nita and I sort of made a breakfast meal for our Friday night supper. After she became ill I learned to make it and continue to have bacon, eggs, and toast with strawberry preserves for Friday night, all things permitting:



Frequent Saturday morning breakfast, sausage (hot), pancakes with maple syrup, coffee:



Sunday morning breakfast, sausage (hot) and biscuits:


So, I do use the canned biscuits, and cook my sausage then insert that into the biscuit and cook the biscuit with the sausage inside. A can of biscuits has eight biscuits, and a pound of sausage yeilds eight patties. Two make a morning meal, so I put back six for other days of the week.

Not gourmet style, but suits me fine.

Bob Wright
 
Just curious, where does your maple syrup come from. My first wife accidentally picked up a bottle of a Canadian Amber Syrup and it was delicious. Have tried many diff brands of amber syrup from VT, none compare. I think it is because my mom used to give me Karo Light Syrup when I was a kid, whereas my father favored Brer Rabbit Black Strap Molasses which tasted horrible to me. If I don't have any syrup on hand, I resort to my local honey I get from a Farmer's Market.
 
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Sounds good to me too! Those eggs look just about perfect by the way.
I agree they look fluffy and delicate. Jaques Pepin describes that as a French omelette. I tend to cook country style omelettes.

Bob and anyone else starting out or getting back to cooking. Jaques Pepin wrote a book called techniques. This is the video version. I highly recommend it. It isn’t recipes. Its a list of essential skills.

 
Dr. told me to eat less than 60 gr of carbs a day. Doing so and I've lost about 30 lbs in 6 months.. NOT an egg lover but I've started having 2 eggs, scrambled (no milk or oil!), with diced Poblanos, maybe diced onion and maybe a little cheese. Lots of Cholula (Esp. green Cholula) or Tapatio.

Cholesterol between 130 and 160.
 
@BearBiologist I use eggs a lot. Instead of a burrito or a sandwich, I make an omelette with the same ingredients. To make it even healthier use egg whites from a carton.

Congratulations on your weight loss and good blood work.
 
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