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  1. Hi!

    Can you guys recommend a book/website with some really creative, great
    tasting and horny looking healthy breakfast? I was looking on amazon,
    but I wasn't able to find something reasonable. One can find tons of
    books for lunch, dinner, you name it, but there seem to be a lack of
    books about healthy breakfast. I mean a book that shows people/me, that
    healthy breakfast can look good and taste great. Apart from fruit, many
    healthy ingredients like oat bran don't look or taste good by itself.
    I'm sure there must be a way to make an extraordinary breakfast from
    not so attractive/healthy ingredients. But how?

    Mark

  2. "Mark Milke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi!

    Can you guys recommend a book/website with some really creative, great
    tasting and horny looking healthy breakfast? I was looking on amazon,
    but I wasn't able to find something reasonable. One can find tons of
    books for lunch, dinner, you name it, but there seem to be a lack of
    books about healthy breakfast. I mean a book that shows people/me, that
    healthy breakfast can look good and taste great. Apart from fruit, many
    healthy ingredients like oat bran don't look or taste good by itself.
    I'm sure there must be a way to make an extraordinary breakfast from
    not so attractive/healthy ingredients. But how?

    Mark

    OK, I have to ask - what's a horny looking breakfast?

    My approach to making a healthy and tasty breakfast is to declare eggs,
    bacon, butter, ham, bagels, biscuits, and sausage to be healthy.

    --
    Peter Aitken
    Visit my recipe and kitchen myths page at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm

  3. "Peter Aitken" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:oKnqe.91$Kw.7718
    @twister.southeast.rr.com:

    Quoted message said:

    OK, I have to ask - what's a horny looking breakfast?

    My approach to making a healthy and tasty breakfast is to declare


    eggs,

    Quoted message said:

    bacon, butter, ham, bagels, biscuits, and sausage to be healthy.

    WOW!!!

    I'M HEALTHY?? I'M HEALTHY! I'M [cough] HEALTHY... just [cough] need more
    [cough] COUNTRY GRAVY... dammit! MORE GRAvy.. pleze.. where's my
    toast?!!

  4. Horny looking healthy breakfast for him:

    Take 1 nude woman.
    Smear her with homemade strawberry jam and maybe a little whipped
    cream.
    Start licking and continue until all jam is gone.

    For her:
    Take 1 fully erect banana.
    Insert into mouth completely.
    Remove most of banana, then nibble off the tip. Repat until banana is
    gone.

  5. Peter Aitken said:

    "Mark Milke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi!

    Can you guys recommend a book/website with some really creative,
    great tasting and horny looking healthy breakfast? I was looking on
    amazon, but I wasn't able to find something reasonable. One can find
    tons of books for lunch, dinner, you name it, but there seem to be a
    lack of books about healthy breakfast. I mean a book that shows
    people/me, that healthy breakfast can look good and taste great.
    Apart from fruit, many healthy ingredients like oat bran don't look
    or taste good by itself. I'm sure there must be a way to make an
    extraordinary breakfast from not so attractive/healthy ingredients.
    But how?

    Mark

    OK, I have to ask - what's a horny looking breakfast?

    My approach to making a healthy and tasty breakfast is to declare
    eggs, bacon, butter, ham, bagels, biscuits, and sausage to be healthy.

    Don't forget the hash browns!

    Jill

  6. Mark Milke spaketh thusly:

    Quoted message said:

    I'm sure there must
    be a way to make an extraordinary breakfast from not so
    attractive/healthy ingredients. But how?

    Baked Pierogies & Scrambled Eggs

    1/2 med-lg onion 25
    1 pat butter 100
    ~ 3 Pierogies 150 (cal content varies by brand)
    2 medium eggs 150
    -----
    total calories 425

    Thinly slice onion, place in uWaveable bowl, cut pat of butter
    into about 4 pieces and scatter over top. Cover and nuke for
    about 2 minutes until onions soften.

    Cut thawed pierogies into thirds or quarters, place on lid of bowl
    after onions are out (set aside) and nuke pierogie pieces for
    about 90 seconds, while preheating toaster oven to max bake temp.

    Place pierogie pieces on oven tray (scattered) and top with onion
    slices and butter, leaving some butter in the bowl for later. Top
    with favorite spices ( I use a mix of garlic powder, onion powder,
    and red pepper) bake until pierogies start to brown.

    As pierogies near done, scramble 2 eggs in buttery uWave bowl,
    nuke for a couple minutes if you like your eggs cooked to death,
    or do them for a minute and then a few seconds at a time until
    you reach your favorite level of looseness (mine are about 1:10)

    High protien, relatively low in fat (no sausage, bacon, ton-o-
    butter, etc.) and a bit of the starches and veggie food groups
    represented as well. Cholesterol be damned!, this makes for a
    tasty, filling breakfast.

    --
    _________________________________________
    If u are gonna say that I said something,
    please say what I REALLY said. ($1 Earl)

  7. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Mark Milke said:

    Hi!

    Can you guys recommend a book/website with some really creative, great
    tasting and horny looking healthy breakfast? I was looking on amazon,
    but I wasn't able to find something reasonable. One can find tons of
    books for lunch, dinner, you name it, but there seem to be a lack of
    books about healthy breakfast. I mean a book that shows people/me, that
    healthy breakfast can look good and taste great. Apart from fruit, many
    healthy ingredients like oat bran don't look or taste good by itself.
    I'm sure there must be a way to make an extraordinary breakfast from
    not so attractive/healthy ingredients. But how?

    Mark

    Sorry, but I like it simple.
    A bit of oat bran cereal with plain yogurt and a bit of Splenda does me
    fine.

    I'm low carbing at the moment tho' and miss it very much! :-(
    --
    K.

    Sprout the MungBean to reply

    "I don't like to commit myself about heaven and hell‹you
    see, I have friends in both places." --Mark Twain

  8. Mark Milke said:

    I'm sure there must be a way to make an extraordinary breakfast from
    not so attractive/healthy ingredients. But how?

    First, stop limiting yourself to "breakfast" foods. Think outside the box.
    Cream cheese, celery, peanut butter, carrots, various kinds of nuts,
    cheddar cheese, smoked oysters, various kinds of muffins (sweet or
    savoury), raisins (or other dried fruits), pepperoni, salami, procuitto
    (one or two very thin slices adds a lot of flavour and life to a meal
    without being too unhealthy, and it goes very well with melon and cheese),
    all these things can be used to liven up a breakfast in small amounts and
    not be unhealthy. The key to healthy eating isn't denying yourself the
    good, flavourful things, it's incorporating smaller portions of the good
    things with the healthier, less tasty things. Think of them more like
    condiments than the main focus of your meal.

    Just adding walnuts or cashews and some sort of dried fruit to oatmeal or
    cream of wheat changes it. Change the type of nut and fruit you add, and
    you have a completely different flavour experience. Add a dash of real
    maple syrup (just a dash, and use REAL maple syrup) and you have yet
    another dimension of flavour, all while maintaining the healthfulness of
    your food. BTW, plain raw or roasted nuts are healthy food (honey coated
    ones are less so).

    --
    Siobhan Perricone
    "I ain't afraid of your Yahweh
    I ain't afraid of your Allah
    I ain't afraid of your Jesus
    I'm afraid of what ya do in the name of your god"
    - Holly Near

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