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Backwards night! Breakfast for dinner!

Posted By: WAMT on 2008-01-31
In Reply to: What's for dinner?? - Considering

Having bacon, eggs, toast. Usually have pancakes or waffles instead of toast, but not much gumption today...


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PUMPKIN PIE. Breakfast, lunch and dinner! n/m
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Have boy to dinner, game night, to help paint a
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We do the Sunday dinner thing every night. We have 3 young boys sm
all under the age of 10 and our family didn't do it growing up and neither did my husband's family. The 5-7 p.m. hour is precious to me. I work from 7-10 almost every night so I just take that time to talk with my husband and let the kids update hubby on their day at home, esp. since I'm homeschooling this year. I know, sounds so June Cleaverish...but it's really not. I make sure I am NOT on the phone when he comes home and definitely no company between those hours. You have to protect that family unit.
I made baked sweet potatoes for dinner last night
You cook them just like a baked potato. My 10 y/o daughter and I just like butter on ours. I love sweet potatoes though! I also have a really good recipe with apples and sweet potatoes in a casserole (see below). I brought it for Thanksgiving dinner last year and it was a hit! It's more tart than sweet and really delicious!

Apple-Sweet Potato Bake

3 pounds sweet potatoes
4 medium tart apples, peeled
1/4 cup lemon juice
1/2 cup chopped pecans
1/2 cup butter, cubed
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup honey
2 tablespoons orange juice
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger

1. Scrub sweet potatoes with a veggie brush under cold water. Pierce skin in several places; place on a baking sheet. Bake at 400 degrees for 35-45 minutes or until almost tender (I bake them a little longer cuz I like them pretty mushy). Cool slightly; peel potatoes and cut into 1/4 inch slices.

2. Cut the apples into 1/4 inch slices; toss with lemon juice. In a greased 11-in. x 7-in. x 2-in. baking dish, alternately arrang sweet potato and apple slices. Sprinkle with pecans.

3. In a small saucepan, combine the butter, brown sugar, honey, orange juice, cinnamon and ginger. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; pour over potatoes and apples. Bake, uncovered, at 400 degrees for 25-30 minutes or until tender.


Here's another recipe I make sometimes. It's called "Heavenly Sweet Potatoes" by Campbell's Soup.

Vegetable cooking spray
1 can (40 oz) cut sweet potato, drained
1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
1/8 ground ginger
3/4 cup Swanson Chicken Broth
2 cups miniature marshmallows

Spray a 1-1/2 quart casserole with cooking spray. Set the dish aside.
Place the potatoes, cinnamon and ginger in a 3-quart bowl. Beat with an electric mixer on medium speed until the potatoes are fluffy and almost smooth. Add the broth and beat until the ingredients are mixed. Spoon the potato mixture into the prepared dish. Top with the marshmallows.

Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes or until hot and marshmallows are golden brown.
This is how backwards I think sometimes (sm)

I've had the book in my hands since Saturday morning and won't even take it out of the bag.  I figure once I read it, it's over...and I just don't want that to happen.  It's like a world-class piece of gourmet chocolate.  I want to savor little nibbles but want to have more for later.  I haven't been able to do that with ANY book I get my hands on....have to read the whole thing in one sitting.  I'm so queeah. 


  


actually maybe not, the S's might be backwards
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My marriage must be backwards.
Somehow DH usually gives up watching sports so I'll sit down and watch something with him. So we usually watch my DVR'd garden shows or those shows where they fix up people's houses. Okay, sometimes I watch shows like Smallville with him, but they have to contain a hunk or something for my pleasure too.

Am I doing this marriage thing wrong?
Personally, I do not see this as a step backwards--sm
as MOST of the women seeking abortion are children themselves and only want to rid themselves of a situation they created, being oblivious and not wanting to face any consequences of..getting pregnant. In other words, they want to be able to have sex without paying any price for that, i.e. having a baby. A lot of these *children* seeking abortion should be made to see that what they are seeking to terminate is human life and if that child were born, it would be considered murder. This human life is not a *tumor* or *cyst* that must be excised to save ones own life, but is a human life all its own. Viewing an ultrasound of that baby prior to having an abortion may deter some *children* from going through with that procedure. Other than the *forcing* aspect of it, I really think it would eliminate a lot of needless abortions. More strenuous parental control on these *children* having sex in the first place would be a better alternative. JMO
I with you, Hayseed. Backwards (or worse) is right. sm

I don't like the sound of this at all.  So let's see, this law would *force* a woman to look an ultrasound.  Okay, let's say it passes.  Then what?  Is there a time limit placed on the amount of time she has to look?  I mean, is a glance okay?  Will that suffice?  Or does it have to be a full 30 seconds... 60 seconds... 5 minutes?  Does someone have to hold a timer and witness it?  What if she refuses to look?  Are the police called in to hold her head and keep her eyes pried open?!   Come on, now. 


Honestly.  It sounds ridiculous, uneforceable, and more than a little scary to me. 


Not an option in my backwards state.
I would defintely vote for it to be decriminalized.  Why should that be illegal when alcohol is legal and much more dangerous?
And Thursday night is safer than Friday night - how?
We used to live in a town that was once in the Guiness Book of World Records for number of churches per capita (which by the way was the worst place I've ever lived - discourteous, Nazi schools, etc.), and they wouldn't let us trick or treat on Sundays. Ridiculous! People can say what they want but celebrating Halloween doesn't make you a devil worshiper! Just my 2 cents!
What did you have for breakfast?

This morning my 2 boyz came in off of third shift together @ 7 am(rare occasion) and wanted to know if I would consider helping them with breakfast.  They made their suggesttion and I told them to go the the super WalMart and get the ingredients....Well, they're both young working men and can pick up the tab!


Shrimp gumbo (from scratch), crab cakes (frozen) and an extra bag of what appeared to be tiger shrimp on steroids!  Yummy!


Just to see them yuckin' it up, pokin' each other, playin' in the kitchen really did my heart good. 


Mind you, last night's dinner was boiled chicken backs, pinto beans with jowl meat, turnip greens and hot water cornbread ....So, don't be impressed by this morning's fare....It's very rare.    Enjoy every moment you can with your kids   Cat    


    


     


Breakfast
How about Belgian waffels with whip cream and fruit topping and an omlet bar?  Nothing fancy, just some different veggies and meats with cheese.  Set up a couple of pans and let the kids chose what they want.  You can really prep all this in the evening and be ready for them when they return.  Get paper plates and cups and have a great time.  My son went to his prom and a few others over the years so we have done a couple of different things.  If you have not been to one yet and are picking up the limo at another kid's house, ask what the situation will be.  I went to drop off and take some pics one time and when I got there all of the adults were wearing formal wear and having a party.  I, of course, had not even taken a shower that day.  Apparently I was sent an e-mail about the event, but it went into my junk mail.  I felt like a real rube, but it was still a fun event.
I don't eat breakfast - never have been able to
Ever since I was in grammar school I have never been able to eat breakfast. My parents always made me eat and I'd get sick. Now I get up at 8am, DH doesn't get up til 11AM (on different work schedules), so I don't eat anything. Around 11AM we have our "breakfast" - coffee and whatever it doesn't take me any time to make. I do like life cereal a lot, and sometimes we'll have a bagel or toast. Other times I take some frozen strawberries and blueberries and throw them in the blender with some water and we have a fruit drink. My sister tells me I'm boring and bland. HA HA
What do you eat for breakfast?

Do you change it up, or always eat the same thing?


Myself, for years and years and years... I eat a bowl of cheerios!  Sometimes I run out and have to have a bagel with peanut butter or something. 


But I still love cheerios after all this time :)


Maybe after a night out and not waking up until 11 or so, we will go eat a big restaurant breakfast of omelets/toast/hash browns, but that's like once a month.


Just curious cause I'm getting hungry and was wondering what everyone else does


Have a great Friday!!!!


Is this the breakfast one?
With eggs and sausage? My mom and sister make that one all the time for morning things. Kids especially love it.
No not the breakfast one. It is
1 bag of thawed hashbrowns (I use the cubed, my kids don't like the shredded hashbrowns)
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1 stick butter
salt and pepper
2 cups shredded cheese (I use sharp cheddar).
Crushed corn flakes

Melt butter, reserve about 1/4 cup. Mix everything together except corn flakes and reserved butter.

Spread crushed corn flakes over top, pour remaining butter over and back at 350 for 1 hour.

It is a great side dish, goes with anything.
Maybe look for a bed and breakfast place in that...
area. Chamber of Commerce might be able to help you.
try eating something for breakfast - even if just
toast - to get your metabolism going. Eat a bigger meal at lunch and a smaller meal at dinner. Do you find yourself eating more less-healthy foods than before? If you get hungry, drink 8 ounces of water before you eat to help fill you up. Eating more in the evening means you aren't getting a chance to work off those calories. Good luck.
Oh, forgot about breakfast here
I had some yogart and some fruit. I just do not know about these foods this person is talking about.
Mmmm...breakfast!
Bacon, eggs, hash browns, toast, orange juice, and coffee.

That reminds me--the treadmill is beckoning. ;-)
Christmas Breakfast
I make a big breakfast casserole (sausage/eggs/bread/cheese) and put it in the fridge the night before.  I then pop it in the oven while the kids are opening gifts in the morning and we have that with some fruit or anything else we want...it's Christmas! 
Breakfast casserole. nm
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Maybe she is not eating breakfast before
going to church, but I don't understand why the teacher allows it to go on. Everyone should have at least 1 donut. I would talk to the teacher.
Breakfast Casserole
Does anyone have any good breakfast casserole recipes? We are having a potluck breakfast at church on Sunday and I'm looking for ideas. Thanks!
Breakfast in the crockpot

Crockpot Breakfast Strata
Great for Easter morning!


Load up the crockpot the night before and wake up to an easy breakfast.
 
12 eggs


1 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
salt and pepper
1 lb bacon, cut into small pieces -cooked and drained
1 (32 ounce) bag frozen hash brown potatoes
1/2 cup onions, diced
3/4 lb shredded cheddar cheese
 
Layer the ingredients in your crockpot in this order.
 
1/2 of the potatoes- on the bottom.
1/2 of the bacon.
1/2 of the onions.
1/2 of the cheese.
potatoes.
bacon.
onions.
cheese.
 
Beat the eggs, milk, mustard, salt and pepper together. Pour this over the whole mixture.
 
Cook on low for 10 to 12 hours. 10 servings


Breakfast Casserole
That sounds yummy! Thanks!
I have a standing breakfast date...
every Thursday morning with 3 friends.  Weekends are mostly family time.  My oldest son always comes home from school on Friday night, so we Netflix.  This weekend, we were supposed to play paintball, but it doesn't look like the weather is going to cooperate.
Can someone tell me how to cook it? Breakfast food, right?
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16 year-old made me breakfast!
It's a snow day today, and all three of my teenage sons are home from school. I'm sure my line counts will be low. It's not like they need to interrupt me with "Can I have juice?" or "Play with me," but, they do cause interruptions.

However, I have to say that at least I got one break so far today. The 16-year-old made me pancakes and sausage for breakfast, and he made the pancakes from scratch! He whipped the egg whites, folded them in, etc. What a catch he's going to be some day! (And he's learning to do transcription in the hopes of being able to work from a dorm room one day.)

Yum!
What do you fix for Christmas morning breakfast?
Looking for ideas.  Thanks!
I always make breakfast strata

Saute onion, chopped ham, asparagus and red peppers.  Layer with cheap white bread and monteray jack cheese.  Beat 1 dozen eggs with 1 quart half and half wiht salt and pepper.  Pour 1 cup of egg mixture over the first layer of ingredients, then add your second layer and pour the rest of the egg mixture.  Cover with saran wrap and put some cans on top and let it sit for a while so the bread can soak up all of the egg. Bake on 350 for about an hour or until the egg puffs up and browns on top.  This is so delicious.  You can't even tell that there is bread in there when you eat it.  The trick is to use the cheap white bread.  I think if you used a heartier bread, it may not turn out.  My family loves this and it is something you can make the night before.


Breakfast casserole sides.
1. Biscuits with assorted jams and preserves, perhaps a sausage gravy boat.
2. Baked cheese grits or fried grits.
3. Cinnamon rolls/assorted pastries.
4. Blueberry or orange-cranberry muffins.
5. Hash browns or potatoes O'Brien.
6. Sausage patties.

Here's my favorite breakfast casserole

No bread, croutons or crescent rolls --


1 lb of ground sausage with peppers and onions


1 bag of shredded hashbrowns (get the ones with peppers/onions and save yourself some work)


8 eggs beat with 1/4 c of milk, salt & pepper to taste


Layer hashbrowns first.  Pour egg mixture over.


Combine 3/4 can of cream of mushroom or chicken soup, 1/4 c of milk, and 4 ounces of sour cream.


Add browned sausage to the above soup mixture and 1/2 c shredded cheese.  Layer over eggs & hashbrowns.


Refrigerate overnight.  Bake at 350 for 30 minutes.  Take out and add 1/4 c of shredded cheese and return to oven for an additional 15 minutes.


It's not as complicated as it sounds.  My husband and I can whip this up in about 20 minutes.  It's better the second day when we just reheat it because it sets up better.  You can serve it with salsa if you like.  We got this off of allrecipes.com and just tweaked it to our personal likes. 


I live in Texas and have had scrapple for breakfast before.....sm
I haven't seen it around lately. We have something down here that is similar but for some reason it really grosses me out....hog head cheese.
Bloody Mary for breakfast, extra vodka! lol
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Starbucks coffee IS strong. Probably Breakfast Blend is weakest,
xx
Two youngest grandchildren here tonight. They love breakfast for supper. (sm)
Will do bacon, hashbrowns, a frittata, biscuits and juice. If their mom gets here in time for supper will do gravy for her biscuits. The kids and my husband don't care for biscuits and gravy. (Go Figure).
Breakfast - homemade biscuits, gravy, scrambled eggs,
bacon, fried bologna and potato pancakes.  It was scrumptious!!!!
Made belgian pancakes & maple syrup for breakfast, then typing for
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On vacation I had Bananas Foster french toast. Breakfast buzz! nm
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I miss college and Carnation Instant Breakfast in a nice tall glass of ice cold milk.
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I had the same thing the night before...last night though (sm)
made teriyaki chicken and macaroni and cheese from a box. Tonight is chicken and rice. Tomorrow night is leftover teriyaki chicken :-)
Dinner Out
Usually once or twice a week with friends and/or the children.
What's for dinner??

Dinner
London broil on the grill with fried potatoes and onions and corn on the cob.
Dinner
I'm cooking up a pot of vegetable stew with Italian sausage.  We top it with pesto and parm.  I'm making cheddar buns to go along. 
Dinner
Grilled cheese and turkey sandwich with a ceasar salad.
Probably just dinner
Either by ourselves or with our best friends, maybe rent a movie.
First dinner
I don't remember the first dinner I prepared for my then boyfriend, now husband...but I do remember the first dinner he ate at my house. It was butter beans, meatloaf, and fried potatos and cornbread! I was mortified when my mom asked him to stay then proceeded to give him the menu for the night. Well, to my disbelief, he absolutely loved butter beans...this was his favorite meal. I about died, being a 16 YO girl, but he loved it!
dinner
I'm making up a big pot of BBQ. You can usually get a pork loin on sale anywhere. I throw it in the slow cooker, cover it with water, and cook it for 24 hours. After that, I dump the water, pick out the fat, and shred the pork. I like to use sweet baby ray's original BBQ sauce.

This is inexpensive if you buy the pork loin on sale. I'm making some for a party tomorrow.

Usually 3-4 pounds of pork feeds 3 of us for about 3 days, unless one of us is really hungry. lol