RE: RE: Weekend-engagement topic week 58: Breakfast foods
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RE: Weekend-engagement topic week 58: Breakfast foods

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Breakfast, I like it. Breakfast has gotten simple over the years for me. Currently the every day breakfast consist of four eggs beaten to be scrambled and then a little bit of milk added to make 2 cups of beaten egg mixture. With the eggs we have hash browns or preferably fried potatoes, (there is a difference).

For the fried potatoes they are from boiled from the day before, leftovers intentionally, from dinner, they are cut into smaller pieces and then fried in a little butter in a non-stick 6 inch pan.

We have two of those 6 inch non stick pans and while I am prepping the eggs to scramble I have a little bit of avocado oil heating in the spare pan which just before adding the egg mixture I will spread around the pan with a small piece of paper towel to remove the excess and coat the whole pan, not just one spot. So pan is prepped, potatoes are doing their thing, so in the pan goes the beaten egg mixture.

Now while that is all getting ready to go I quickly cut an orange in half and start to squeeze the juice out, after the first half is done, I step back to the stove and turn the eggs up a little bit heat wise, then back to the other half of the orange after I take my two vitamin C gummies. Something to be said for juicing an orange and chewing on a vitamin C orange flavored gummy.

Back to the eggs, splashing them around the pan flipping and mixing them and getting them pretty firm, while my wife continues with the potatoes. I take a quick turn back to the counter and shake two purple zinc gummies out and pop them in my mouth and get back to taking care of the eggs.

Things start to go fast, so I quickly get my last vitamin over to my eating area, and my bottle of water, while my wife finishes pouring our coffees then boom, potatoes and eggs both done at the same time, neither having to wait on the other to finish.

After our simple breakfast I scoop out some of the pulp from the orange halves to eat, (the juice is for my wife). I fix my cranberry,or now sometimes black cherry drink, chug it down rinse my glass, grab my coffee and call it breakfast is done.