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Breakfast For Dinner?

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  1. jemcmichael

    jemcmichael Weekend Warrior

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    If I'm fending for myself, I love to make myself an omelette with whatever is around. Typically red peppers, onions, and maybe spinach or tomatoes if it's around.

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  2. MnHunterr

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    If you do not like breakfast for dinner... I would suggest you get checked out!
     
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    The wife will make a breakfast cassarole for dinner every once in awhile. If I am in charge of dinner and I am not grilling something I will make biscuits and gravy.
     
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    French Toast for supper is the best!
     
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    I'm not much of a breakfast person, I just don't like to eat in the morning. So I really enjoy breakfast food for dinner. Eggs, bacon, sausage, omelettes, pancakes, waffles, Keesh. Love all of it.
     
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    Not a huge fan of breakfast food for dinner, but Waffle House is always great after the bars ;)
     
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    sinner
     
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    How am I sinner?
     
  9. tacklebox

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    turkey bacon???? rreeeaaallllyyyyy.... shouldn't even be legal








    and BTW..... the sinner comment was a joke ;)
     
  10. JWOAdventures

    JWOAdventures Weekend Warrior

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    Lol. It's healthy bacon. I buy straight from the meat market or I buy Godshalls turkey bacon.
     
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    Ummmm bacon isn't supposed to be healthy AND IT IS NOT BACON!
     
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    JWOAdventures Weekend Warrior

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    Mhmm. Yes, turkey bacon is bacon. And healthy is good. I like the fact I can say I eat bacon.
     
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    Those of us who are veterans, well, Army veterans at least, will recall that SOS is made, not with chipped beef, but with ground beef.

    Since my wife does most of the cooking, breakfast and supper are quite similar except that supper will have more dishes.

    Occasionally on a weekend day, I will make waffles and bacon for breakfast and once in a while, I will make some BBQ or fried chicken and biscuits for supper. I have also been known to make biscuits and gravy.

    And only bacon is bacon. Turkey bacon is not bacon.
     
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    Turkey bacon is a crime against nature.
     
  16. Lester

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    Here is the closest analogy I can think of when trying to compare bacon and turkey bacon...bacon is like sex and turkey bacon is worse than sex with a condom!!!
     
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    Love breakfast at any time of the day. Waffles and eggs are pretty hard to beat. But I make a mean French toast with nutmeg, cinnamon and real vanilla too. I have been on a fitness kick since the first of the year and have lost 15 pounds by working out and eating clean. The food I missed the most was pancakes and waffles. I found a recipe for pancakes that is pretty healthy and filled the crave. I used rolled oats, egg whites, small pinch of sugar and some nutmeg to make the batter and fried them in light oil and then used pure maple sugar to avoid the corn-syrup. Less than half the calories of traditional pancakes and nearly as good. I put a couple of over easy eggs with them and life is now good.
     
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    Given the choice between "garden sausage" and turkey bacon I would take the turkey bacon every time.
     
  19. Lester

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    I would also but I never want to have to make that choice.
     
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    There is no such thing as turkey "bacon".

    And if you eat this turkey "bacon", then we cannot be friends.
     

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