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I'm thinking coffee with Bailey's and a piece of chocolate cake for mid morning snack here.
The Bailey's is a very good idea.
I'm thinking coffee with Bailey's and a piece of chocolate cake for mid morning snack here.
Scrapple and a couple of fried eggs, black coffee.
The Bailey's is a very good idea.
It's funny, my wife is a native Pennsylvanian and she won't go near the stuff, but I'm a southerner and will happily eat it. I prefer souse, though.
The funny thing is that most modern day scrapple is no longer based on head cheese, innards or anything remotely close to that. It's morphed into just another type of sausage and is no longer something to be feared. It's only the corn meal that makes it different or interesting. Still delicious with some runny yolks mixed into it.
Funny, but Bill McKinney, who played the hillbilly in the infamous "Squeal like a Pig" scene was originally tapped to play Gunnery Sergeant Hartman in Full Metal Jacket but reportedly, the reason R. Lee Ermey was instead cast in the role was because Stanley Kubrick was afraid to meet "the mountain man from Deliverance." :rofl:
Bill McKinney played the Union Red-Leg, Captain Terrell, that haunted and hunted down Clint Eastwood's character in 'The Outlaw Josie Wells'...
Clint wasn't afraid of him...
~shoes~
It's only the corn meal that makes it different or interesting. Still delicious with some runny yolks mixed into it.
Oatmeal with apples
More of the Christmas eve ham, sliced and fried in an intoxicating blend of butter and bacon grease
Black coffee
Hurry up Gregg
Almond flour pancakes and honey.
Dark roast coffee.
A Denver omelette at Tiffy's, right across the street from Disneyland. I do not recommend this place for breakfast, the hash browns were burnt and the omelette tasted more like a simple fried egg which I don't like.
You've been there then, I take it?
Breakfast tacos with fried potatoes, scrambled eggs, and leftover pot roast.
Bacon, cheesy fried eggs, toast, hash browns, and coffee.