Scrambled with onions, aged cheddar and Tabasco. Hickory smoked bacon on the side, grits and biscuits. Homemade blackberry jelly or tupelo honey for the biscuits. Tall glass of cold milk.
Soft boiled 3-1/2Min with grits and Back strap on a side plate and homemade corn bread, with a HOT cup of coffee, and Miss Brandy(my Lab) gets to lick the plats
i scramble them, toss ham and cheese into the scrambled eggs. the secret is use half & half instead of milk, makes them nice and fluffy. put that in between two pieces of buttered toast, and put a few strips of crispy bacon in there to make a delicious sandwich...homestyle potatoes on the side.
Pickled with beets to the point that the yoke has a nice red tint to it or fried over medium with bacon, grits or hashbrowns, biscuits, some good gravy, and a good cup of coffee. Bee, this reminds me, my son tried your hot sauce recipe, it's looking pretty good.
scrambled with cheese and whatever is available and sounds good at the time - left over boiled potatoes from the night before are always good to throw in the mix
I love boiled! I must have one for deer season, its in the backpack and usually ate around 10am and then another around 2pm for protiens! My mom packed one in our packs when we hunted with grandpa! its was a sin to not have one! I can remeber eating the egg sitting next to my kill before I gutted it..."boy your gunna need some energy, eat your egg!"
I love eggs any which way! I'm rasing chickens now so we eat them every day, sometimes twice!
Wish it was morning! I'm getting hungry!
Saute asparagus/onions in butter 'til transluscent.
Make an omelet with that and some nice cheddar cheese. Big ol' Pillsbury "Grands" dripping butter with hot coffee and peach or pear preserves to finish that "last" biscuit with!!!
MM..MM..MM!
My mother, on the rare occasion, would make biscuits and "salt" bacon with gravy!! WOW!!!
Boil the bacon to remove "most" of the salt!
Flour and fry the bacon and make gravy with the drippings!!
Charles M. asked my grampa one morning in camp, "Beartrack, how do you like your eggs?"
Grampa smiled and replied, "I like my eggs real good!"(basically saying, "...you cook 'em, I'll eat 'em...")
Bubba-- Salt meat, catheads, and gravy. That is what breakfast must be like in heaven. Only thing I could add to make it better is to add free range duck eggs fried over easy in that freshly rendered pork fat drippins before making the gravy.
Hush yo' mouth! White(salt) meat and gravy on some catheads sounds pretty good about now. Top off that last cathead with some Golden Eagle Syrup and you are in bidness!
WAM, We always called it fat back when I was young. I salt down my own every year when I dress out a hog. I would have to admit that home pressed and cooked down cane syrup or fresh honeysuckle honey along with fresh churned Jersy butter would go good with the catheads. Also when I was young we had what was called yard eggs, but now to be politically correct we have to call them "free range".
Scrambled with onions, aged cheddar and Tabasco. Hickory smoked bacon on the side, grits and biscuits. Homemade blackberry jelly or tupelo honey for the biscuits. Tall glass of cold milk.
Soft boiled 3-1/2Min with grits and Back strap on a side plate and homemade corn bread, with a HOT cup of coffee, and Miss Brandy(my Lab) gets to lick the plats
i scramble them, toss ham and cheese into the scrambled eggs. the secret is use half & half instead of milk, makes them nice and fluffy. put that in between two pieces of buttered toast, and put a few strips of crispy bacon in there to make a delicious sandwich...homestyle potatoes on the side.
Pickled with beets to the point that the yoke has a nice red tint to it or fried over medium with bacon, grits or hashbrowns, biscuits, some good gravy, and a good cup of coffee. Bee, this reminds me, my son tried your hot sauce recipe, it's looking pretty good.
I love boiled! I must have one for deer season, its in the backpack and usually ate around 10am and then another around 2pm for protiens! My mom packed one in our packs when we hunted with grandpa! its was a sin to not have one! I can remeber eating the egg sitting next to my kill before I gutted it..."boy your gunna need some energy, eat your egg!"
I love eggs any which way! I'm rasing chickens now so we eat them every day, sometimes twice!
Wish it was morning! I'm getting hungry!
Saute asparagus/onions in butter 'til transluscent.
Make an omelet with that and some nice cheddar cheese. Big ol' Pillsbury "Grands" dripping butter with hot coffee and peach or pear preserves to finish that "last" biscuit with!!!
MM..MM..MM!
My mother, on the rare occasion, would make biscuits and "salt" bacon with gravy!! WOW!!!
Boil the bacon to remove "most" of the salt!
Flour and fry the bacon and make gravy with the drippings!!
Charles M. asked my grampa one morning in camp, "Beartrack, how do you like your eggs?"
Grampa smiled and replied, "I like my eggs real good!"(basically saying, "...you cook 'em, I'll eat 'em...")
Hush yo' mouth! White(salt) meat and gravy on some catheads sounds pretty good about now. Top off that last cathead with some Golden Eagle Syrup and you are in bidness!
scrambled with cheese and whatever is available and sounds good at the time - left over boiled potatoes from the night before are always good to throw in the mix
Bubba-- Salt meat, catheads, and gravy. That is what breakfast must be like in heaven. Only thing I could add to make it better is to add free range duck eggs fried over easy in that freshly rendered pork fat drippins before making the gravy.
WAM, We always called it fat back when I was young. I salt down my own every year when I dress out a hog. I would have to admit that home pressed and cooked down cane syrup or fresh honeysuckle honey along with fresh churned Jersy butter would go good with the catheads. Also when I was young we had what was called yard eggs, but now to be politically correct we have to call them "free range".
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scrambled with cheese
Scrambled with onions, aged cheddar and Tabasco. Hickory smoked bacon on the side, grits and biscuits. Homemade blackberry jelly or tupelo honey for the biscuits. Tall glass of cold milk.
In a western omelette, with diced ham, chopped onions and green peppers, on toast.
Soft boiled 3-1/2Min with grits and Back strap on a side plate and homemade corn bread, with a HOT cup of coffee, and Miss Brandy(my Lab) gets to lick the plats
Over easy in butter. I have yet to find a sandwich that is not improved by a runny egg.
i scramble them, toss ham and cheese into the scrambled eggs. the secret is use half & half instead of milk, makes them nice and fluffy. put that in between two pieces of buttered toast, and put a few strips of crispy bacon in there to make a delicious sandwich...homestyle potatoes on the side.
Scrambled eggs from our own chickens and traditional salsa made from the garden.
Fried hard on a sandwich with mayo and onion.
I eat eggs three ways:
1. Scrambled
2. Fried up hard and in a sandwich with mayo (although I'm going to have to try that onion next time Sarge)
3. In a scramble with peppers, onions, potatoes, and bacon and/or sausage
Hard scrambled with lots of tobasco sauce!
Country's method ain't bad either.
Over Easy, or scrambled, or in an omlete with lots of meat, or holding flour onto elk or deer steaks.
Pickled with a tall cold long neck.
Pickled with beets to the point that the yoke has a nice red tint to it or fried over medium with bacon, grits or hashbrowns, biscuits, some good gravy, and a good cup of coffee. Bee, this reminds me, my son tried your hot sauce recipe, it's looking pretty good.
scrambled with cheese and whatever is available and sounds good at the time - left over boiled potatoes from the night before are always good to throw in the mix
Scrambled
With bacon. And never, EVER boiled. *shudder*
Over Easy on top of homeade sourdough bread with salt and pepper.
I love boiled! I must have one for deer season, its in the backpack and usually ate around 10am and then another around 2pm for protiens! My mom packed one in our packs when we hunted with grandpa! its was a sin to not have one! I can remeber eating the egg sitting next to my kill before I gutted it..."boy your gunna need some energy, eat your egg!"
I love eggs any which way! I'm rasing chickens now so we eat them every day, sometimes twice!
Wish it was morning! I'm getting hungry!
Saute asparagus/onions in butter 'til transluscent.
Make an omelet with that and some nice cheddar cheese. Big ol' Pillsbury "Grands" dripping butter with hot coffee and peach or pear preserves to finish that "last" biscuit with!!!
MM..MM..MM!
My mother, on the rare occasion, would make biscuits and "salt" bacon with gravy!! WOW!!!
Boil the bacon to remove "most" of the salt!
Flour and fry the bacon and make gravy with the drippings!!
Charles M. asked my grampa one morning in camp, "Beartrack, how do you like your eggs?"
Grampa smiled and replied, "I like my eggs real good!"(basically saying, "...you cook 'em, I'll eat 'em...")
Bubba
Bubba-- Salt meat, catheads, and gravy. That is what breakfast must be like in heaven. Only thing I could add to make it better is to add free range duck eggs fried over easy in that freshly rendered pork fat drippins before making the gravy.
Santa,
Hush yo' mouth! White(salt) meat and gravy on some catheads sounds pretty good about now. Top off that last cathead with some Golden Eagle Syrup and you are in bidness!
WAM, We always called it fat back when I was young. I salt down my own every year when I dress out a hog. I would have to admit that home pressed and cooked down cane syrup or fresh honeysuckle honey along with fresh churned Jersy butter would go good with the catheads. Also when I was young we had what was called yard eggs, but now to be politically correct we have to call them "free range".
Over easy, with some salt and pepper. Some corned beef hash and toast baby!!
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scrambled with cheese
Scrambled with onions, aged cheddar and Tabasco. Hickory smoked bacon on the side, grits and biscuits. Homemade blackberry jelly or tupelo honey for the biscuits. Tall glass of cold milk.
In a western omelette, with diced ham, chopped onions and green peppers, on toast.
Soft boiled 3-1/2Min with grits and Back strap on a side plate and homemade corn bread, with a HOT cup of coffee, and Miss Brandy(my Lab) gets to lick the plats
Over easy in butter. I have yet to find a sandwich that is not improved by a runny egg.
i scramble them, toss ham and cheese into the scrambled eggs. the secret is use half & half instead of milk, makes them nice and fluffy. put that in between two pieces of buttered toast, and put a few strips of crispy bacon in there to make a delicious sandwich...homestyle potatoes on the side.
Fried hard on a sandwich with mayo and onion.
I eat eggs three ways:
1. Scrambled
2. Fried up hard and in a sandwich with mayo (although I'm going to have to try that onion next time Sarge)
3. In a scramble with peppers, onions, potatoes, and bacon and/or sausage
Hard scrambled with lots of tobasco sauce!
Country's method ain't bad either.
Pickled with beets to the point that the yoke has a nice red tint to it or fried over medium with bacon, grits or hashbrowns, biscuits, some good gravy, and a good cup of coffee. Bee, this reminds me, my son tried your hot sauce recipe, it's looking pretty good.
I love boiled! I must have one for deer season, its in the backpack and usually ate around 10am and then another around 2pm for protiens! My mom packed one in our packs when we hunted with grandpa! its was a sin to not have one! I can remeber eating the egg sitting next to my kill before I gutted it..."boy your gunna need some energy, eat your egg!"
I love eggs any which way! I'm rasing chickens now so we eat them every day, sometimes twice!
Wish it was morning! I'm getting hungry!
Saute asparagus/onions in butter 'til transluscent.
Make an omelet with that and some nice cheddar cheese. Big ol' Pillsbury "Grands" dripping butter with hot coffee and peach or pear preserves to finish that "last" biscuit with!!!
MM..MM..MM!
My mother, on the rare occasion, would make biscuits and "salt" bacon with gravy!! WOW!!!
Boil the bacon to remove "most" of the salt!
Flour and fry the bacon and make gravy with the drippings!!
Charles M. asked my grampa one morning in camp, "Beartrack, how do you like your eggs?"
Grampa smiled and replied, "I like my eggs real good!"(basically saying, "...you cook 'em, I'll eat 'em...")
Bubba
Santa,
Hush yo' mouth! White(salt) meat and gravy on some catheads sounds pretty good about now. Top off that last cathead with some Golden Eagle Syrup and you are in bidness!
Over easy, with some salt and pepper. Some corned beef hash and toast baby!!
Scrambled eggs from our own chickens and traditional salsa made from the garden.
Over Easy, or scrambled, or in an omlete with lots of meat, or holding flour onto elk or deer steaks.
Pickled with a tall cold long neck.
scrambled with cheese and whatever is available and sounds good at the time - left over boiled potatoes from the night before are always good to throw in the mix
Scrambled
With bacon. And never, EVER boiled. *shudder*
Over Easy on top of homeade sourdough bread with salt and pepper.
Bubba-- Salt meat, catheads, and gravy. That is what breakfast must be like in heaven. Only thing I could add to make it better is to add free range duck eggs fried over easy in that freshly rendered pork fat drippins before making the gravy.
WAM, We always called it fat back when I was young. I salt down my own every year when I dress out a hog. I would have to admit that home pressed and cooked down cane syrup or fresh honeysuckle honey along with fresh churned Jersy butter would go good with the catheads. Also when I was young we had what was called yard eggs, but now to be politically correct we have to call them "free range".
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