Breakfast habits - pls share what you eat - Page 2

mirfield · #21 15.03.2010, 17:19

	Quote:	BFP
	Breakfast habits - pls share what you eat

Sod Off! Get your own!

BFP · #22 15.03.2010, 17:29

	Quote:	mirfield
	Sod Off! Get your own!

Thanks for the responses mates! I am fully loaded with ideas for this year

Peg A · #23 15.03.2010, 17:33

If I am bringing breakfast to others, I usually make carrot muffins (leaving off the frosting), with raisins and / or cranberries added.

mirfield · #24 15.03.2010, 17:44

	Quote:	Peg A
	If I am bringing breakfast to others, I usually make carrot muffins (leaving off the frosting), with raisins and / or cranberries added.

So how do you fancy breakfast at mine...?

scribble · #25 15.03.2010, 17:48

Fresh fruits, handful of plain almonds/wallnuts (submerged in water overnight ) with nice cup of tea.

#26 15.03.2010, 17:57

	Quote:	Sagar_KD
	Ideal: Any of the gloriously delicious regional Indian breakfast options (Idli, Dosa, Vada, Uthappa,etc.) with Sambar + Chutney + Madras filter coffee or Crunchy Rice Flakes or Simple egg + Toast okay, gotta stop dreaming!

WOW - You have to plan a Brunch event/invitation one day. Sounds fantastic and reminds me of our honeymoon in Kerala a few years back.

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Most mornings I have:

As I like my breakfast hot, I prefer porridge or semolina, with a glass of milk - and something sweet afterwards. Or Birchermüesli

Bindu · #27 16.03.2010, 15:30

	Quote:	Sagar_KD
	Ideal: Any of the gloriously delicious regional Indian breakfast options (Idli, Dosa, Vada, Uthappa,etc.) with Sambar + Chutney + Madras filter coffee or Crunchy Rice Flakes or Simple egg + Toast okay, gotta stop dreaming!

Made this for some friends the other day and they had a ball :-) really yummy, but this menu is more a brunch for us now or sometimes even dinner

Bindu · #28 16.03.2010, 15:33

Current

Vollkorn Gipfeli / schogi gipfeli / brichermuesli plus a coffee- depending on the mood

Ideal

scrambled eggs, toast , butter, jams

BTW: Manora has yummy omlettes on saturday with our choice of toppings/fillings

#29 16.03.2010, 15:35

Normal: Black coffee
Ideal: either; smoked salmon scrambled eggs or eggs benedict or eggs florentine. On the roof terrace of the royal suite at Le Meurice in Paris.

esto · #30 16.03.2010, 16:08

Since I got my C-Ausweis, it's coffee and gipfeli for me... when I get my passport I'll also smoke a cigarette and complain about something...

Gastro Gnome · #31 16.03.2010, 16:12

I tend to just have fruit for breakfast on weekdays. On weekends my favourites are:

- A egg fried in butter with balsamic on toasted zopf
- Breakfast tacos, with supplies from El Mais
- Chorizo with scrambled eggs and Cholula
- A full English-gone-Swiss . . . eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes, sausages from Hornecker, speck and a rösti.

Also banana milk with honey or unpasteurised cloudy apple juice

J.L-P · #32 16.03.2010, 16:14

It depends, today was a swig of diet coke and a bite of once cooked, twice re-heated pizza.

Assassin · #33 16.03.2010, 16:15

	Quote:	J.L-P
	It depends, today was a swig of diet coke and a bite of once cooked, twice re-heated pizza.

You on a health kick again J.L-P?

lost_inbroad · #34 16.03.2010, 16:31

	Quote:	economisto
	Normal: Black coffee Ideal: either; smoked salmon scrambled eggs or eggs benedict or eggs florentine. On the roof terrace of the royal suite at Le Meurice in Paris.

I see Poltergeist really did mess you up Econ

lost_inbroad · #35 16.03.2010, 16:32

Either a protein shake or oatmeal with raisins.

Pat's ex · #36 16.03.2010, 16:53

	Quote:	Sagar_KD
	Current: 100 gms of Actilife Crunchy Balance Cereal + 2.5% fat milk 200 ml of Orange juice 1 medium size Banana 1 cup of black tea with milk

You didn't tell us how many ml of milk you put on your cereal.

;o)

Sagar_KD · #37 16.03.2010, 17:05

	Quote:	Pat's ex
	You didn't tell us how many ml of milk you put on your cereal. ;o)

whoops, sorry it's 200 ml of 2.5% fat milk

Peg A · #38 16.03.2010, 17:28

Breakfast on the go:

Make-Ahead Banana Oatmeal Breakfast Cookies

All sorts of "good for you" stuff in there, from wheat germ to apple sauce, some peanutbutter, bananas and of course oatmeal. (Probably not very low in calories but I think Breakfast is not the time to skimp on that... better to get your day started "right" and skip dessert after dinner.)

NotAllThere · #39 16.03.2010, 17:52

Weekdays

Ideal: Tea, fruit juice, ham and cheese and a nice fresh wholemeal bread roll
Real:Cup of tea, followed by espresso when I get to work.

Weekends:

Ideal: Smoked salmon on toast, topped with scrambled eggs and sprinkled with good quality black caviar. With tea.
Real: A few slices of toast and marmite. And tea.

#40 16.03.2010, 17:56

aaaaand stolen.

	Quote:	NotAllThere
	Ideal: Smoked salmon on toast, topped with scrambled eggs and sprinkled with good quality black caviar.