Thread: Breakfast

^Have to agree with you on the home-fries, they needed a few more minutes to get some colour into them. I could have had 2 sausages, but traded one for a Jimmy Dean .

A nice part of that brekkie is the beans, they're Texas style with a lovely smokey flavour and made in-house as you'd expect at an American style restaurant. There's only about 500 other places around town I could have gone for a Brit style fry-up, normally get the pancakes when eating at this place which are really good....

:/

The MM's oven fresh croissant and coffee didn't half look and smell good.

Originally Posted by Luigi

The MM's oven fresh croissant and coffee didn't half look and smell good.

If you are following NSANev's pale food diet, that Hash Brown is borderline carcinogenic.

8am after exercise. Getting hungry again.

^Blaming you and that pic entirely for this AO, I simply had to go buy some bacon .

Don't know how good it will be but the reviews are all good of this new local smokehouse's products.

I try to use Thai German bacon, but even it I find is now full of water. Seems all commercial bacon I find here has water injected for weight. When you first start to fry it water rather than fat comes out. Seems I proved my theory while back in the states. None I bought there did that.

Nice wide slices on that bacon so good luck..

Originally Posted by Headworx

A nice part of that brekkie is the beans, they're Texas style with a lovely smokey flavour and made in-house as you'd expect at an American style restaurant.

Except there is not an American restaurant stateside that would consider serving beans with breakfast. Texas style baked beans are meant to be served alongside some BBQ ribs or brisket or maybe a hamburger.

Like this...



(Not my pic)

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

If you are following NSANev's pale food diet, that Hash Brown is borderline carcinogenic.

Extension of the instinctively accepted processed food syndrome.
Been all the rage for a couple generations now, certainly among the highly civilised circles.

Bit late in the day to comment on breakfast aint it











Have you shit the bed Jeff?

Go on show us yer pancakes

Originally Posted by bsnub

Except there is not an American restaurant stateside that would consider serving beans with breakfast. Texas style baked beans are meant to be served alongside some BBQ ribs or brisket or maybe a hamburger.

True (I've spent plenty of time in the States) but this is Thailand and to suit European tastes, anything resembling a fry-up will have beans on the plate. But being an American resto, that's the type of beans they use.
I prefer Texas style smokey beans in bbq sauce over Brit style baked beans in tomatoe sauce by far

Originally Posted by HuangLao

Extension of the instinctively accepted processed food syndrome.

Says this total fucking pretender, while knee-deep in Arby's and Popeye's wrappers

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Have you shit the bed Jeff?

Probably, and photos of it would be somewhere on the internet already

I'll call these "breakfast cakes" I had for my breakfast this morning...about three hours ago. For those keeping track of such things.




more details here:

https://teakdoor.com/food-and-drink/1...ml#post3964889

Never did get round to posting all the pics, but here's a "breakfast" shot from San Antonio a few months ago.



Enchiladas verdes de pollo



Gorditas de pollo

10.30am is still breakfast, isn't it?

Originally Posted by hallelujah

10.30am is still breakfast, isn't it?

Close enough. Gotta love those "refried" beans.

Have never seen an orange tortilla chip before...

Originally Posted by SKkin

Close enough. Gotta love those "refried" beans.

Have never seen an orange tortilla chip before...

Had tortilla chips with everything down there, as you can imagine; various colours too.

This was the gaff and (some of) the menu we were presented with for breakfast:





Nice enough food and all that - no complaints at all - big on various websites and recommended to us everywhere we went in San Antonio, but I had as good as, if not better, Tex-Mex in Dallas for 3/4s of the price if I'm being honest...for brekky, lunch or dinner.

Originally Posted by bsnub

European tastes or do you mean British? I do not recall any place I have been to in Europe have beans for breakfast

Never been to Benidorm then?

The Continental or European breakfast is normally a boring blend of bread, cheese and ham. Luckily they have us Brits to show them the way

Tried that Maple smoked bacon, the Maple flavor is just too strong for me

^ Try them with something sweeter like pancakes or hot cross buns with lashings of maple syrup

That Mexican dinner served for breakfast could definitely work, with a sofa and Match of The Day for afterwards .



Foked if I'm drinking McDonald's coffee.




Hash brown and Sausage & Egg McMSG with cheese though.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Never been to Benidorm then?

Missed that one.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

The Continental or European breakfast is normally a boring blend of bread, cheese and ham.

I rather enjoy a continental breakfast add in some muesli and fresh fruit and it is about perfect. I can not do a heavy American or British style breakfast all that often to be honest. A must to shake off a hangover but I skip it most of the time.

Originally Posted by Headworx

Tried that Maple smoked bacon, the Maple flavor is just too strong for me

I prefer hickory or apple wood smoked myself not a big fan of maple bacon.

After a recent experience with bacon that wasn't great, it was time to go back to my favorite purveyor of porcine products.

Originally Posted by Headworx

After a recent experience with bacon that wasn't great, it was time to go back to my favorite purveyor of porcine products.

No fried egg?

Sausages look good.

Found that oddly colored Thai(?) avocado a bit off-putting at first but over it now and all good, tastes OK

^Looks excellent, especially the eggs.

A confession: I gave up trying to cook eggs that way long ago. Fried, scrambled, boiled, always come out just fine. Poached, never could get them right

Mrs. R taught me that trick: drop of cider vinegar in the water first and give it a whirl.

Personally I don't see what the cider vinegar does but then I make an absolute mess of it myself so who am I to argue.