So I really enjoy cooking. Breakfast in particular.

I feel as if I am running out of ideas as far as breakfast goes. I have done it all. This morning felt lackluster. I just wasn't as excited about my creation as I wanted to be.
I need some ideas to get me going again.

What are some of your personal favorites?

Eggs benedict.

Bread with honey.

Homemade granola.

Some favorites from my childhood include:

Chocolate chip pancakes in the shape of Mickey Mouse's head.

Egg-In-The-Middle: cut a hole in a slice of bread a fry and egg on top of it so the yoke comes through the breadhole.

3 bowls of Alpha Bits. Then a cookie.

Tamales with fried eggs.

Chilaquiles. My mom makes the best ones with red sauce.

Bon appetit!

noise&light wrote:Some favorites from my childhood include:

Chocolate chip pancakes in the shape of Mickey Mouse's head.

Egg-In-The-Middle: cut a hole in a slice of bread a fry and egg on top of it so the yoke comes through the breadhole.

3 bowls of Alpha Bits. Then a cookie.

Tamales with fried eggs.

Chilaquiles. My mom makes the best ones with red sauce.

Bon appetit!

I gotta tell you, you might as well have been my sister growing up as each one of these was a childhood breakfast staple in the Marsupialized household. You aren't my sister, are you?
Wait, you are a girl, right?

Marsupialized wrote:

noise&light wrote:Some favorites from my childhood include:

Chocolate chip pancakes in the shape of Mickey Mouse's head.

Egg-In-The-Middle: cut a hole in a slice of bread a fry and egg on top of it so the yoke comes through the breadhole.

3 bowls of Alpha Bits. Then a cookie.

Tamales with fried eggs.

Chilaquiles. My mom makes the best ones with red sauce.

Bon appetit!

I gotta tell you, you might as well have been my sister growing up as each one of these was a childhood breakfast staple in the Marsupialized household. You aren't my sister, are you?
Wait, you are a girl, right?

Yes, I am a lady. And I don't think that my brother is on this forum.

Wait?!? Your mom makes Chilaquiles? Al? Is that you?

noise&light wrote:

Marsupialized wrote:

noise&light wrote:Some favorites from my childhood include:

Chocolate chip pancakes in the shape of Mickey Mouse's head.

Egg-In-The-Middle: cut a hole in a slice of bread a fry and egg on top of it so the yoke comes through the breadhole.

3 bowls of Alpha Bits. Then a cookie.

Tamales with fried eggs.

Chilaquiles. My mom makes the best ones with red sauce.

Bon appetit!

I gotta tell you, you might as well have been my sister growing up as each one of these was a childhood breakfast staple in the Marsupialized household. You aren't my sister, are you?
Wait, you are a girl, right?

Yes, I am a lady. And I don't think that my brother is on this forum.

Wait?!? Your mom makes Chilaquiles? Al? Is that you?

My mom not only makes them, she won 2nd place in the fucking state fair with hers when I was like 6.

Marsupialized wrote:

noise&light wrote:

Marsupialized wrote:

noise&light wrote:Some favorites from my childhood include:

Chocolate chip pancakes in the shape of Mickey Mouse's head.

Egg-In-The-Middle: cut a hole in a slice of bread a fry and egg on top of it so the yoke comes through the breadhole.

3 bowls of Alpha Bits. Then a cookie.

Tamales with fried eggs.

Chilaquiles. My mom makes the best ones with red sauce.

Bon appetit!

I gotta tell you, you might as well have been my sister growing up as each one of these was a childhood breakfast staple in the Marsupialized household. You aren't my sister, are you?
Wait, you are a girl, right?

Yes, I am a lady. And I don't think that my brother is on this forum.

Wait?!? Your mom makes Chilaquiles? Al? Is that you?

My mom not only makes them, she won 2nd place in the fucking state fair with hers when I was like 6.

Then we're definitely not related.

noise&light wrote:we're definitely not related.

Good to know.
Though maybe there was a mix up in the hospital or we are both adopted and were never told about it.
You never know, this is a crazy mixed up world.
That one dude was working with his mom at the home depot and didn't know it, rememeber that shit?

Dr. Venkman wrote:

I used to pour this in my porridge for breakfast.