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DH is going to make us fresh waffles, bacon, and eggs fried in a
little olive oil with some garlic, salt, and pepper. Yum! Tomorrow
I'm making fried rice (shrimp & green onion) and wontons stuffed
with cream cheese, more green onion, and a smidge of garlic powder.
I know, some eschew garlic powder, but raw garlic is too sharp and
I don't like it roasted...

Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes? I'm in the mood for
pancakes. Maybe for dessert 😉

Michael

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I know, some eschew garlic powder, but raw garlic is too sharp and
I don't like it roasted...

You don't like it roasted? Who are you and what did you do with Jani?

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Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?

NEVER!

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Michael \'Dog3\ said:

Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?

NEVER!

Then you're missing out 😉

Michael

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I know, some eschew garlic powder, but raw garlic is too sharp and
I don't like it roasted...

You don't like it roasted? Who are you and what did you do with Jani?

What's wrong with garlic powder? I use it in some recipes. IMO powdered
and granulated spices have a real place in cooking right along with dried
herbs.

Michael
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Michael \'Dog3\ said:

Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?

NEVER!

Then you're missing out 😉

Not really. I don't like breakfast.

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On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 01:33:34 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?

NEVER!

Then you're missing out 😉

Not really. I don't like breakfast.

Then you're not missing out. You don't even like pancakes?

Michael

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- Socrates

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> On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 01:33:34 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>>Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?
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> NEVER!

Then you're missing out 😉

Not really. I don't like breakfast.

Then you're not missing out. You don't even like pancakes?

I like crepes.

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> On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 01:33:34 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>>Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?
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> NEVER!

Then you're missing out 😉

Not really. I don't like breakfast.

Then you're not missing out. You don't even like pancakes?

Michael

Sure, I'll bet she does -- everybody likes pancakes.
Dee Dee

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On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 11:50:11 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>> On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 01:33:34 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
>> <[email hidden]> wrote:
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>>>Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?
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>> NEVER!
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>Then you're missing out 😉
>
Not really. I don't like breakfast.

Then you're not missing out. You don't even like pancakes?

Michael

Sure, I'll bet she does -- everybody likes pancakes.
Dee Dee

Not so. I just barely tolerate them if served once every couple years. I
just generally don't care for unyeasted sweet 'breads' of any kind.
Janet

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Sure, I'll bet she does -- everybody likes pancakes.
Dee Dee

No.. they do nothing for me. Now waffles on the other hand, I like! I
rarely eat either but will always choose waffles over pancakes.

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On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 11:50:11 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>> On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 01:33:34 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>>>Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?
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>> NEVER!
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>Then you're missing out 😉
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Not really. I don't like breakfast.

Then you're not missing out. You don't even like pancakes?

I like crepes.

Crepes are good but I seldom make them at home. Do you like savory or
sweet? I had some crabmeat crepe with a white sauce drizzled on top that
were to die for. I had those maybe 3 years ago or so. I don't go in too
much for the sweet crepes.

Michael

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Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their
food, and tyrannize their teachers.
- Socrates

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Dee Dee said:

Sure, I'll bet she does -- everybody likes pancakes.
Dee Dee

No.. they do nothing for me. Now waffles on the other hand, I like! I
rarely eat either but will always choose waffles over pancakes.

Not everyone likes pancakes. I don't like pancakes in the extreme ie:
chocolate chip pancakes etc. I like plain old buttermilk pancakes and I
also like blueberry pancakes. Other than that they don't do much for me. I
suppose when it comes to breakfast foods I like savory.

Michael

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>Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?

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NEVER!

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Then you're missing out 😉

Not really. I don't like breakfast.

You don't like the meal, or the foods traditionally eaten?
Bacon, lightly basted or over easy eggs, hash browns or American
fries, buttered toast, orange juice (freshly squeezed), breakfast
sausage, sliced avocado (not really traditional, but my family loves
it), halved grapefruits with sugar or Splenda?

Breakfast is my wife's favorite meal. It's not mine, but all of the
above are pretty nice choices.

--Bryan

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> On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 01:33:34 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>>Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?

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> NEVER!

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Then you're missing out 😉

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Not really. I don't like breakfast.

You don't like the meal, or the foods traditionally eaten?
Bacon, lightly basted or over easy eggs, hash browns or American
fries, buttered toast, orange juice (freshly squeezed), breakfast
sausage, sliced avocado (not really traditional, but my family loves
it), halved grapefruits with sugar or Splenda?

Breakfast is my wife's favorite meal. It's not mine, but all of the
above are pretty nice choices.

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My breakfasts are usually fairly simple, a bowl of oatmeal, or an
English Muffin with Peanut butter and maybe juice. But I love to go
out for fancy breakfasts, a place like Brennens,-- something like
that. This doesn't happen very often, which is probably better for my
figure.
Rosie

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> On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 01:33:34 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>>Dontcha' just love breakfast for dinner sometimes?

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> NEVER!

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Then you're missing out 😉

Not really. I don't like breakfast.

You don't like the meal, or the foods traditionally eaten?
Bacon, lightly basted or over easy eggs, hash browns or American
fries, buttered toast, orange juice (freshly squeezed), breakfast
sausage, sliced avocado (not really traditional, but my family loves
it), halved grapefruits with sugar or Splenda?

Breakfast is my wife's favorite meal. It's not mine, but all of the
above are pretty nice choices.

--Bryan

Uh... you forgot the tomato juice. Otherwise I'll come over for
breakfast anytime. Can I special request sausage gravy?

Michael

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Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their
food, and tyrannize their teachers.
- Socrates

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My breakfasts are usually fairly simple, a bowl of oatmeal, or an
English Muffin with Peanut butter and maybe juice. But I love to go
out for fancy breakfasts, a place like Brennens,-- something like
that. This doesn't happen very often, which is probably better for my
figure.
Rosie

This is kind of strange but when I go out for breakfast I like to order
stuff I normally don't make at home. Country fried steak comes to mind
immediately. Sf mentioned crepes. I would order those for breakfast out.
I'd still have to have eggs and hash browned potatoes.

Michael

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Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their
food, and tyrannize their teachers.
- Socrates

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Michael \'Dog3\ said:

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You don't even like pancakes?

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I like crepes.

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Crepes are good but I seldom make them at home. Do you like savory or
sweet? I had some crabmeat crepe with a white sauce drizzled on top that
were to die for. I had those maybe 3 years ago or so. I don't go in too
much for the sweet crepes.

My mom and I used to make strawberry crepes with whipping cream
on occasional Sundays. They were sooo good! In high school our
French club teacher had us make several different kinds, including
one stuffed with shrimp. That was good too. I need to find a good
pan for crepes...

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On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 20:41:44 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
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>You don't even like pancakes?

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I like crepes.

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Crepes are good but I seldom make them at home. Do you like savory or
sweet? I had some crabmeat crepe with a white sauce drizzled on top

that

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were to die for. I had those maybe 3 years ago or so. I don't go in

too

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much for the sweet crepes.

My mom and I used to make strawberry crepes with whipping cream
on occasional Sundays. They were sooo good! In high school our
French club teacher had us make several different kinds, including
one stuffed with shrimp. That was good too. I need to find a good
pan for crepes...

I like to cheat and use an electric crepe "pan", the kind you dip upside
down into the crepe batter. SO easy and so quick.

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Wayne Boatwright
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