Breakfast of champ-yons
Breakfast of champ-yons
Alright so I've been up all night (who said Q4 wasn't all that?) and need a good breakfast to get me going for Lectures at midday.
So here follows Foo's ultimate manwich breakfast recipe (full of win and good!)
* 1 tin of frankfurters
* 6 eggs
* 6 pieces of bacon
* 6 hotdog buns
* Mustard and Ketchup
Method:
Fry fucking everything. Break, the ketchup. Whatever. Fry that shit.
Sandwich one of each between 2 pieces of fried bread.
This is probably a good hangover cure, and can almost certainly also be used as a drain cleaner.
*yam*
So here follows Foo's ultimate manwich breakfast recipe (full of win and good!)
* 1 tin of frankfurters
* 6 eggs
* 6 pieces of bacon
* 6 hotdog buns
* Mustard and Ketchup
Method:
Fry fucking everything. Break, the ketchup. Whatever. Fry that shit.
Sandwich one of each between 2 pieces of fried bread.
This is probably a good hangover cure, and can almost certainly also be used as a drain cleaner.
*yam*
"Maybe you have some bird ideas. Maybe that’s the best you can do."
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― Terry A. Davis
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[xeno]Julios
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IIRC Piecemaker works in a melt shop... ask him about the kind of breakfasts they serve there. I bet they were similar to the place I just finished working at[xeno]Julios wrote:that's a lot of oil to be eating. You realize that 1 tablespoon of many cooking oils has over 100 calories.
heh oh well you probably need the protein and carbs right now since you feel so hungry.
just go easy on the oil!
This is why I am hooked on bad breakfasts. For a year it was my only option.
Think... eggs on a griddle, then the 'cook' takes oil out of the deep fat fryer (that's where the hash browns are BTW) and pours a ladleful over each egg to cook it on top.
"Maybe you have some bird ideas. Maybe that’s the best you can do."
― Terry A. Davis
― Terry A. Davis
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[xeno]Julios
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[xeno]Julios
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oh god - the deep fat fryers - those are literally poisonous. They generally use hydrogenated vegetable oil - a classic trans fat. My mind's still reeling from the news that NY city has already implemented the first step in banning them.Foo wrote:
IIRC Piecemaker works in a melt shop... ask him about the kind of breakfasts they serve there. I bet they were similar to the place I just finished working at
This is why I am hooked on bad breakfasts. For a year it was my only option.
Think... eggs on a griddle, then the 'cook' takes oil out of the deep fat fryer (that's where the hash browns are BTW) and pours a ladleful over each egg to cook it on top.
Too bad they're used in almost every other restaurant in north america.
growing up i was force (that or dont eat) to eat almost everything down in a deep fat fryer. i mean, growing up it was good, fries this, chicken nuggets that. since moving out i dont even buy oil for my food. if i need anything to "grease" the pan i generally use water.
and no, water (in small amounts) will not make your food soggy, it will actually taste better.
and no, water (in small amounts) will not make your food soggy, it will actually taste better.
mine ends up being something to the flavour of:
poach two or three eggs.
put two peices of toast in the toaster, another four under the grill
put whatever meat suitable for cold eating also under the grill
cut up random vegetables.
put down toast, put on eggs, meat, vegetables, more toast. peanut butter on the remaining toast (if any). eat, grab a banana or apple on the way out the door.
nice hangover food, because it's not hard to cook and can be done without straining the brain too much
poach two or three eggs.
put two peices of toast in the toaster, another four under the grill
put whatever meat suitable for cold eating also under the grill
cut up random vegetables.
put down toast, put on eggs, meat, vegetables, more toast. peanut butter on the remaining toast (if any). eat, grab a banana or apple on the way out the door.
nice hangover food, because it's not hard to cook and can be done without straining the brain too much