I usually don't eat breakfast. My "better half" isn't home this
evening, she's out doing a jewelry show (she makes custom jewelry) and
I was trying to figure out what to do for dinner.

I got to thinkin' about the recent plethora of breakfast threads so I
threw some home fries together with spuds of course, onions, garlic,
S&P and some chopped fresh parsley and chives at the end. Fried up
some bacon, a couple of pieces of toast and a couple of over easy
jumbo eggs.

Good eats. ;-)

--
Steve

Who was the first person to say, "See that chicken there... I'm gonna
eat the next thing that comes outta it's ass?"

Well,i used to have a bowl of hot Ralston,but it's not available
here anymore.

T wrote:

> Well,i used to have a bowl of hot Ralston,but it's not available
> here anymore.

Ralston Purina?

T wrote:

> Well,i used to have a bowl of hot Ralston,but it's not available
> here anymore.

Ralston Purina?

T wrote:

> Well,i used to have a bowl of hot Ralston,but it's not available
> here anymore.

Ralston Purina?

Steve Calvin wrote:
> I usually don't eat breakfast. My "better half" isn't home this
> evening, she's out doing a jewelry show (she makes custom jewelry) and I
> was trying to figure out what to do for dinner.
>
> I got to thinkin' about the recent plethora of breakfast threads so I
> threw some home fries together with spuds of course, onions, garlic, S&P
> and some chopped fresh parsley and chives at the end. Fried up some
> bacon, a couple of pieces of toast and a couple of over easy jumbo eggs.
>
> Good eats. ;-)
>

24/7


jim

Steve Calvin wrote:
> I usually don't eat breakfast. My "better half" isn't home this
> evening, she's out doing a jewelry show (she makes custom jewelry) and I
> was trying to figure out what to do for dinner.
>
> I got to thinkin' about the recent plethora of breakfast threads so I
> threw some home fries together with spuds of course, onions, garlic, S&P
> and some chopped fresh parsley and chives at the end. Fried up some
> bacon, a couple of pieces of toast and a couple of over easy jumbo eggs.
>
> Good eats. ;-)
>

24/7


jim

Yes,but now a local super market has started selling Maltex,almost
the same as Ralston.

JimLane wrote:
> Steve Calvin wrote:
>> I got to thinkin' about the recent plethora of breakfast threads so I
>> threw some home fries together with spuds of course, onions, garlic,
>> S&P and some chopped fresh parsley and chives at the end. Fried up
>> some bacon, a couple of pieces of toast and a couple of over easy
>> jumbo eggs.
>>
>> Good eats. ;-)
>>
>
> 24/7
>
> jim

Which is why so many places serve "breakfast" all day

Jill

(T) wrote:

> Well,i used to have a bowl of hot Ralston,but it's not available
>here anymore.


http://www.hotralston.com/ if you are willing to mail order.


--
Susan N.

"Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral, 48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)

The Cook > wrote:

(T) wrote:
>
>> Well,i used to have a bowl of hot Ralston,but it's not available
>>here anymore.
>
>
>http://www.hotralston.com/ if you are willing to mail order.

Just checked that and they no longer mail order. Hometown favorites
still lists it.
http://www.hometownfavorites.com/sho...wp=&p=1&id=122

--
Susan N.

"Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral, 48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)

One time on Usenet, Steve Calvin > said:

> I usually don't eat breakfast. My "better half" isn't home this
> evening, she's out doing a jewelry show (she makes custom jewelry) and
> I was trying to figure out what to do for dinner.
>
> I got to thinkin' about the recent plethora of breakfast threads so I
> threw some home fries together with spuds of course, onions, garlic,
> S&P and some chopped fresh parsley and chives at the end. Fried up
> some bacon, a couple of pieces of toast and a couple of over easy
> jumbo eggs.
>
> Good eats. ;-)

Yummy! We (DH, Small Child, and myself) rarely eat a large
breakfast -- everyone's trying to get out the door. So we have
'breakfast for dinner' once or twice a month. I'll have to try
your home fries, Steve, they sound great...


--
J.J. in WA ~ mom, vid gamer, novice cook ~
"I rule you!" - Travis of the Cosmos, ATHF

Gal Called J.J. wrote:

[...]

>
> Yummy! We (DH, Small Child, and myself) rarely eat a large
> breakfast -- everyone's trying to get out the door. So we have
> 'breakfast for dinner' once or twice a month. I'll have to try
> your home fries, Steve, they sound great...
>

I love "breakfast for dinner" (mmmmm, waffles).

And it always invokes fond memories of my Grandmother.

---jkb

--
"Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so."
-- Ford Prefect

Thanks Susan,mail oder no problem.

Thanks Susan,mail oder no problem.

We would like to know where to get farina in arizona? any one have an
idea?

see you later
Frank.