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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    Classic Breakfast today.......Ham n Eggs :

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    Those yolks need some pepper!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    Those yolks need some pepper!
    Yolks and pepper? How about a hard-boiled egg, on toast, with a side of meat tarts?
    Yummy and simple.
    Morning y'all

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lolita1x2 View Post
    Yolks and pepper? How about a hard-boiled egg, on toast, with a side of meat tarts?
    Yummy and simple.
    Morning y'all

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    You have some pepper on those yolks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    You have some pepper on those yolks!
    I loves me a healthy dose of pepper on my eggs.

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    Love those slow winter breakfasts.
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    Coffee, eggs, bacon and beans on rye bread.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Otto View Post
    Love those slow winter breakfasts.
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    Coffee, eggs, bacon and beans on rye bread.
    That looks great Otto, right there with you !
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    Fresh venison tenderloin sandwich. Just a touch of salt for spice. That is all a good meat needs.

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    A little pepper on my hash.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    A little pepper on my hash.

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    Nice dose of pepper!
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    This was more like a brunch today. I tried making some Newfoundland style Toutons. They are basically bread dough flatten to form like a thick pancake and pan fried on a low heat till done. I put margarine on top and black strap molasses with some pea meal/Canadian bacon. Was not too bad for a first attempt but next time I will fry them a little long longer and use a maple syrup instead of the black strap molasses. We'll get there eventually.

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