GeneP59 wrote:
 

That's weird because Mary's Kitchen Hash is 99% cubed potatoes anyway for chrissake ya know? I mean, COME ON!

 Proclivities wrote:
 

Have you ever seen the nut of a grape?

EDIT My theory that they're similar-looking is at least maybe why the name. OR it's CW Post's whackaloon science that did it. 

I like Grape-Nuts a lot but I don't eat much cereal these days. But I might, since I just entered to win a year's supply.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
 
Yeah, that's true.  I remember seeing that cereal but the thought of "grape" cereal didn't seem very appealing - naturally or artificially flavored. 
On a related note: I've always found it sort of odd that Grape-Nuts cereal had neither grapes nor nuts, but no one ever seemed to have brought that up for over 100 years.

 Proclivities wrote:

 

They have to tell you it's artificial flavor because otherwise you never would know.

 Steely_D wrote:
 

Mmmm. My favorite!

Spinach stirfried and an egg.

Mary Kitchen beef hash, cubed potatoes and 2 overcooked sunny-side-up eggs and a coffee.

Coffee and fake blubbery waffles.    

Sweet potato hash with Harissa spice blend, fried eggs, BACON and a beermosa!

Yesterday. The Boss' Favorite.


When we're up in the city, we usually go to Cora's for breakfast. I was reading up on how Cora's got started while waiting for breakfast yesterday and it's quite an interesting little read.

She (Cora) was studying for a career when a pregnancy happened. She gave up on her dream to have a career to be a stay-at-home mom. Years later, her husband left her with 3 teenage kids. She bought a small neighbourhood canteen, worked hard, tripled its value and sold it. The rest is history, as they say. I guess we have her husband to thank, as odd as that may sound.

coffeeeeee!!!

Leftover ham in a cheese souffle, with mushrooms and onions, covered in a Hollandaise sauce. Cooked in Air Fryer.

Home made muesli with sliced bananas and natural yoghurt.  The yoghurt is slightly off today despite tossing the coloured skin into the compost.  

The wife wants to toss anything "slightly off".   My response:  "Nah, don't worry about it, I'll eat it."  

Chorizo egg and cheese burrito that hits the hangover spot really well!

 Antigone wrote:
 

I'm for it, but I think some cold cereal is in order. Xeric and Muzik are coming down for a visit so we'll be having pie later. And tomorrow.

But Pumpkin pie is a complete food, so 

I've been on a miso soup kick. Too easy and easily holds me to lunch:

one and half cups simmering water
two tbsp white miso (from Safeway - big tub costs about $4)
slide in a raw egg and it poaches
handful of chopped scallions (I just took a bunch and chopped em all up so they're always ready)
handful of spinach until it wilts

done