Thread: Breakfast

What I like about Thailand is that there's no fixed food for any meal seemingly. Today had Pad Krapow Pla Kapong (delicious believe it or not) and for the last few days have been mixing it up between avocado on toast and home made chicken liver pate on toast. Makro had local avo's at about 50 baht for four. Trouble is that they all ripen at once so when theyre ready.....
Still do like a good fry up one every couple of weeks - must be streaky bacon though.

27 October 2011: a simple breakfast of hot chocolate, pomelo, and Danish walnut dark bread by the pool. nice breeze this morning and a good way to start the day.

That looks a nice bit of bread toasted there ST ,,,,,,, rather delicious for Thai baking

My daughters making a Thai omelet breakfast for us all.
Next year Pad krapow hopefully.

^
They're using a metal spatula in a teflon coated pan?

^Can't beat a bit of Teflon in yer brekkie mate.

Well spotted there young Pickel, I shall give them a good kicking when they are home from school
Actually most of the teflon went years ago

Lovely photo of your kids peterpan,nothing better than a happy family and especially kids who are being taught as obviously yours are.

Originally Posted by Aussie Tigger

Lovely photo of your kids peterpan,nothing better than a happy family and especially kids who are being taught as obviously yours are.

Absolutely. How many months apart are your girls, PP?

Originally Posted by peterpan

Actually most of the teflon went years ago

And you thought it was pepper.

Thay were called "teflon non stick pans" because it didn't.

Originally Posted by peterpan

My daughters making a Thai omelet breakfast for us all.
Next year Pad krapow hopefully.

so PP, I know what is in a Western Omelet, a Spanish Omelet, a ham and cheese omelet..... what's in a Thai Omelet?????

^Just eggs and a gallon of oil.



And it should be served cold.

Originally Posted by withnallstoke

^Just eggs and a gallon of oil.



And it should be served cold.

tells me you've eaten at a Thai restaurant before and could be said almost of any type of omelet coming out of a Thai restaurant which is why the bride makes my eggs to order and the way I like them.

Originally Posted by withnallstoke

Just eggs and a gallon of oil.



And it should be served cold.

Don't forget too much fish sauce as well.

Originally Posted by pickel

Don't forget too much fish sauce as well.

True.

Originally Posted by SEA Traveler

could be said almost of any type of omelet coming out of a Thai restaurant

Also true.

Originally Posted by somtamslap

Originally Posted by Aussie Tigger

Lovely photo of your kids peterpan,nothing better than a happy family and especially kids who are being taught as obviously yours are.

Absolutely. How many months apart are your girls, PP?

2 yrs 3 months apart, but they are both the same height.

Originally Posted by pickel

Don't forget too much fish sauce as well

And fucking sugar

Lovely pic of your daughters PP ,green sent

heres my brekkie from a few days ago

2 poached eggs,bit of smoked mackerel, a slice of pineaplle, a kiwi, some physalis (sweet, sour columbian fruits on special in sainsburys) and a black costa rican coffee with honey

Originally Posted by sunsetter

some physalis (sweet, sour columbian fruits on special in sainsburys)

I keep looking at them what are they like, nice?

Originally Posted by jizzybloke

Originally Posted by sunsetter

some physalis (sweet, sour columbian fruits on special in sainsburys)

I keep looking at them what are they like, nice?

You should never eat columbian fruits that have a name like an STD.
Next thing you know, the palms of your hands will be itching.

Originally Posted by sunsetter

heres my brekkie from a few days ago

2 poached eggs,bit of smoked mackerel, a slice of pineaplle, a kiwi, some physalis (sweet, sour columbian fruits on special in sainsburys) and a black costa rican coffee with honey

Blimey mate thats not much to get you throu the day BTW I heard a whisper Sainsbury,s are doing a special offer on side plates next week

Coffee with honey?
Tea, yes, but coffee?

Originally Posted by sunsetter

heres my brekkie from a few days ago

2 poached eggs,bit of smoked mackerel, a slice of pineaplle, a kiwi, some physalis (sweet, sour columbian fruits on special in sainsburys) and a black costa rican coffee with honey

it's been a while since I had a poached egg. I think I try that one tomorrow morning.... if I can find some eggs that is. smoked mackerel looks good.