Question of the Week - 6/24- 6/30 - What do you like to eat for Breakfast?

[Guest guest]

Hello All:

My breakfast usually consists of coffee, whipped yogurt and/or and peanut

butter and jam sandwich. I really enjoy strawberry and rhubarb jam.

 

I live in Northern Illinois and we are fortunate in having a wonderful

place called the Lambs Farm. They provide a help and a work place for people

with disabilities. They make and sell a strawberry and rhubarb jam at Lambs

Farm that is OUT OF THIS WORLD.

 

in Northern Illinois

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

Time for our Question of the Week.

 

Well you know the saying, " Eat Breakfast like a King, Lunch like a Queen

and Dinner/Supper like a Pauper " .

 

Since Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, they say, I thought

a great question would be to ask........... " What do you like to eat for

breakfast? "

 

I look forward to your many varied answers and maybe it will help everyone

to start their day off with lots more ideas of what to make.

 

Judy

[Guest guest]

Hi Everybody:

 

I just joined the group and thought I'd jump in and tell you what I like to eat

for Breakfast. It has a tendency to be one of the few non meat meals of the

day. I'm going to try to eat a vegetarian meal once or twice a week. I'm

getting side tracked. My breakfast is usually:

 

a serving of egg whites

a serving of hash browns

onions/mushrooms/green peppers

low fat shredded cheese

salsa of choice.

 

after cooking the individual things to how I like them, I mix them all

together and top with salsa.

 

Bonni

 

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

Hi Everyone,

Time for our Question of the Week.

 

Well you know the saying, " Eat Breakfast like a King, Lunch like a Queen

and Dinner/Supper like a Pauper " .

 

Since Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, they say, I thought

a great question would be to ask........... " What do you like to eat for

breakfast? "

 

I look forward to your many varied answers and maybe it will help everyone

to start their day off with lots more ideas of what to make.

 

Judy

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

As many of you know our family loves breakfast so much once a week we have it

for dinner. I have to say my all time favorite would have to be pancakes with

Vermont maple syrup. My second favorite is biscuits with strawberries.

Steph

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I usually have a green smoothie with either: 1 banana, 1 c

blueberries, 1 carrot, 3-4 c spinach and 1 tbsp ground flax, or 1

banana, 7-8 strawberries, 1 wedge of cantaloupe, 1 carrot, 3-4 c

spinach and 1 tbsp ground flax. Or I'll have some steel cut oats

with blueberries and a banana cooked up with them. Or just a few

pieces of fruit and some nuts. Occasionally, I'll ahve scrambled

tofu with lots of veggies and spices. But yesterday I have an apple

and a couple of slices of veggie pizza (extra sauce, extra veggies,

no cheese). Yum.

 

~Rachael

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> Time for our Question of the Week.

>

> Well you know the saying, " Eat Breakfast like a King, Lunch like a

Queen

> and Dinner/Supper like a Pauper " .

>

> Since Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, they say, I

thought

> a great question would be to ask........... " What do you like to

eat for

> breakfast? "

>

> I look forward to your many varied answers and maybe it will help

everyone

> to start their day off with lots more ideas of what to make.

>

> Judy

>

[Guest guest]

Hi I'm new to the group, too

 

I am 44, female, happily divorced and living with 5 cats. became

vegetarian at 13, vegan at 24, now trying to switch to raw with very

little success, although I have managed to give up coffee.

 

Breakfast: Cream of Wheat with maple syrup and sliced banana or other

fruit.

 

TTFN

Calliope

[Guest guest]

Wholegrain sourdough bread with homemade soy yogurt + tomatoes, or

multigrain cereal or oats cooked in the rice cooker with soy milk,

brown sugar & cinnamon. You can program the fuzzy-logic rice cooker to

have a batch of cereal done just at a specific time (first thing in

the morning after soaking all night) or make a lot and keep it in the

fridge, so it can be quickly zapped in the microwave for snacks too.

 

Slim

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> Time for our Question of the Week.

>

> Well you know the saying, " Eat Breakfast like a King, Lunch like a

Queen

> and Dinner/Supper like a Pauper " .

>

>...

> Judy

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Judy

It shows how much we have in common , in my neck of the woods the

saying goes;

Breakfast like a King, Dine like a Knave, and Sup like a Pauper!

 

For me breakfast is;

 

1/2 avocado whizzed smooth in a blender

100g / 4oz mixed berry fruit

juice of 1/2 lemon

1 oz ( generous 30g) oatflakes organic)

1 tablespoon almonds chopped

1 tablespoon sunflower seeds

 

JudyMac

http://veganspirit.blogspot.com/

[Guest guest]

For breakfast... On the rare occasions that I eat it, I have cereal or

cheese grits and cinnamon toast. I also like toast with apple butter on it,

but haven't had any in a long time.

 

 

-Alyssa

 

 

 

On Behalf Of wwjd

Sunday, June 24, 2007 9:01 PM

v group

Question of the Week - 6/24- 6/30 - What do you

like to eat for Breakfast? "

 

Hi Everyone,

Time for our Question of the Week.

 

Well you know the saying, " Eat Breakfast like a King, Lunch like a Queen

and Dinner/Supper like a Pauper " .

 

Since Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, they say, I thought

a great question would be to ask........... " What do you like to eat for

breakfast? "

 

I look forward to your many varied answers and maybe it will help everyone

to start their day off with lots more ideas of what to make.

 

Judy

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Cinnamon toast is my favorite and I also like to heat up those

Toaster Strudels with Blueberry or Raspberry filling. It's quick!

 

, " Alyssa " <LyssasSong

wrote:

>

> For breakfast... On the rare occasions that I eat it, I have cereal

or

> cheese grits and cinnamon toast. I also like toast with apple

butter on it,

> but haven't had any in a long time.

>

>

> -Alyssa

>

>

>

> On Behalf Of wwjd

> Sunday, June 24, 2007 9:01 PM

> v group

> Question of the Week - 6/24- 6/30 -

What do you

> like to eat for Breakfast? "

>

> Hi Everyone,

> Time for our Question of the Week.

>

> Well you know the saying, " Eat Breakfast like a King, Lunch like a

Queen

> and Dinner/Supper like a Pauper " .

>

> Since Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, they say, I

thought

> a great question would be to ask........... " What do you like to

eat for

> breakfast? "

>

> I look forward to your many varied answers and maybe it will help

everyone

> to start their day off with lots more ideas of what to make.

>

> Judy

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On weekends i like to have pancakes or waffles, and

sometimes for dinner too(with veggie sausages).

There's a really excellent Chocolate waffles recipe

on Mollie Katzen's site:

http://www.molliekatzen.com/recipes/recipe.php?recipe=chocolate_waffles

 

During the week, I like variety so might have one of the

following: granola, instant oatmeal or other cereal,

toast or english muffin with peanut butter, bagel with cream

cheese, crumpets with lemon curd, with a tea or coffee

and most of the time in the summer I just have fruit(quite often

watermelon) or a fruit smoothie.

I like sweet things for breakfast; so sometimes I end up

having cookies(if we made some the night before) or very

occasionally a chocolate croissant or a danish.

[Guest guest]

Breakfast is a green smoothie...

 

banana

frozen blueberries, strawberries, papaya, peaches and mango

handful of kale and spinach

1/2 cucumber

baby carrots

ground flax seed

 

whizzed in a blender with water of soymilk

 

Lydia

[Guest guest]

Here are some of our favorites.

 

 

We like waffles for breakfast. I just stir it up and pour into our 6 mini

Heart shapped waffle iron. They come out so pretty and crispy. I spread them

with fresh ground peanut butter and then top that with either waffle syprup or

apple sauce. Sometimes I slice up bananas on it. Frozen strawberries, thawed

or fresh ones with a little sugar on them and let set until they make some syrup

is another great topping we enjoy with some whipped topping on that.. Baked

Morningstar Farms Breakfast strips of Breafast Links

 

We also love a Fried Egg Sandwich. We use the English Toasting bread, which

is extra crispy when toasted. We toast it and then spread with Mayo or

Veganaise, and fry the egg, spreading out the yolk well over all of the white

and sprinkling it with a little salt and some Baco's. Sometimes I sprinkle it

with Tony Chachere's on the egg where it is finished cooking too...... Yumm

 

I love WW toast with crunchy peanut butter and banana slices. I like Donna's

idea of using a WW Burritto shell spread with Crunch PB and wrapped around a

whole banana

 

Love Kashi Go Lean Cereals with Better than Milk Soy Milk. Add fresh fruit of

choice.

 

Oatmeal with Trail mix or fruit(dried or fresh) and maple syrup and Peanut

Butter stirred into it

 

Vegetable Omlets, Baked Fries and fresh fruit

 

Smoothies

 

Yogurt and Bare Naked Granola stirred together. Add fresh fruit.

 

Grits, with shredded cheese, diced tomatoes, diced onions and some steam fried

potatoes stired together on plate.. Baked Breakfast strips or Breakfast links

by Morningstar Farms.

 

Left Overs from another meal

 

Fruit Salad, boiled eggs and buttered toast

 

Cinmonan Toast and apples slices with crunchy peanut butter to dip it in

 

Celery stuffed with crunch peanut butter and raisens pressed into the peanut

butter

 

Cashew butter on Cinamon Raisen Bagels, steam fried potatoes and fruit.

 

Toast spead with Mayo, browned slice of Wham, Fried Egg, and tomato slice.

Juice

 

Biscuits, Mustard and Mayo mixed together, fried egg, and Morningstar Farms

Breakfast Patty. Make a sandwich with it. Fresh fruit on the side

 

Judy