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Gogirlgo
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 Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:00 Post subject: Breakfast dinner
What's your favorite breakfast food to have at dinner? We like eggs, bacon, homefries and pancakes, and if it's an especially good time, the pancakes will have little clams in them. It sounds disgusting, I know. But it's DEELISH.
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:01 Post subject:
sausage
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:04 Post subject:
Clam pancakes??? That sounds interesting, but what do you put on them, surely not syrup?
For us, it's either french toast made with good sourdough bread, a little vanilla and cinnamon, stuffed with cream cheese and topped with hot fruit compote (with sausage of course)
OR make-your-own omelettes, with a variety of yummy ingredients to use. My personal fave is spinach, tomato, feta and mushrooms. Breakfast for dinner ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:09 Post subject:
I haven't had breakfast for dinner since I lived at home. mmm pancakes with sausage. I haven't had sausage in years and years.
I'm hungry.
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:15 Post subject:
Buckwheat pancakes (maple syrup from New England) with sausage patties.
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:20 Post subject:
Ham and cheese omelette with homefries 
Ummm MW...are ya taking notes? 
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:25 Post subject:
Cheesecake
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:27 Post subject:
| Sahara wrote: | I haven't had breakfast for dinner since I lived at home. mmm pancakes with sausage. I haven't had sausage in years and years.
I'm hungry. |
My favorite breakfast dinner also. Although I eat sausage fairly regularly.... good stuff.
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:33 Post subject:
All I eat is breakfast foods. Cereal any time of the day, yogurt, eggs, toast, bagels, cereal, cereal, sometimes cereal for variety...
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Gogirlgo
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:43 Post subject:
| genie wrote: | Clam pancakes??? That sounds interesting, but what do you put on them, surely not syrup?
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Oh yes, lots of syrup. It's no good to have a pancake without syrup. Mm, I'm jonesing for some clamcakes right now.
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:45 Post subject:
| Gogirlgo wrote: | | genie wrote: | Clam pancakes??? That sounds interesting, but what do you put on them, surely not syrup?
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Oh yes, lots of syrup. It's no good to have a pancake without syrup. Mm, I'm jonesing for some clamcakes right now. |
Must think about this.......I'm almost tempted to try them, where did you have them before, or is this a Go trademarked original creation?
PS-was at Infusion last week meeting a friend from CHC--that place is growing on me! Their chai kicks Starbucks' azzzz 
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:50 Post subject:
| cherylpf wrote: | | All I eat is breakfast foods. Cereal any time of the day, yogurt, eggs, toast, bagels, cereal, cereal, sometimes cereal for variety... |
cheryl you should try to eat some cereals too.
for me it would be an egg sandwhich. scrambled egg, ham, cheese, a slice of tomato on wheat or multi-grain bread.
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:52 Post subject:
We like the works: eggs, bacon or sausage, fried potatoes, biscuits or toast.
For variety we'll have pancakes and bacon (or sausage), and for a special treat...bacon waffles (waffles cooked with chunks of bacon inside).
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:53 Post subject:
Yes, it's a Mr. Go creation. I'm sure it was the product of whatever was on hand. You make regular pancakes but add a can of little clams. Drain the can and if you need to use other liquid (like if the batter gets too thick) you can use the clam juice.
Let me know if you like it. Don't let me know if it made you hurl.
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Posted: 03/08/04 - 16:59 Post subject:
| gretriever wrote: | | Buckwheat pancakes (maple syrup from New England) with sausage patties. |
There's a special buckwheat pancake here that turns green when it is cooked. They are called ployes.
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