On Jul 25, 11:35*am, Andy <q> wrote:
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> > On Jul 25, 5:54*am, Andy <q> wrote:
> >> Breakfast Try Outs!
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> >> Two 1/4 lb. dinner hot dogs with yellow mustard tucked into a mini baked
> > loaf
> >> of Pepperidge Farm "artisan" rosemary bread and a tall glass of ice
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> >> Couldn't finish it! Too much bread me thinks, too crunchy too! What WAS
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> >> Breakfast hot dog mismanagement. 
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> >> Andy
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> > Andy, next time, roll your hotdog up in a bazooka-tube biscuit after
> > making a slot in it to add some good cheese that will melt - bake it
> > at 375 for about 10 or so minutes - that would be better for
> > breakfast, and much less bread. *Partner it with some American fries
> > or O'Brien hash-browns (Ore-Ida makes some great frozen ones). *My
> > breakfast theory: *fast is good.
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> > N.
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> Nancy2,
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> Can't I just leech off you in the morning at breakfast? I'll make the BEST
> toast and orange juice for dinner, promise!!! 
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> There's "Puka Dog" (http://www.pukadog.com/) on Kawai, HI that sounds
> kinda/sorta similar to what you describe. I saw a food segment about it on
> TV.
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> Seriously, I'll try one.
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> Best,
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> Andy
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Pillsbury at your friendly supermarket...a few different varieties to
try.
We called 'em Pigs in Blankets.
N.