Proper Sawyer's Breakfast?

[tyb525]

I like grits, I even had my mind made up that I wouldn't like them when I first tried them, but I found I did like them! And no, I don't have any family below the 49th

[sawguy21]

tyb, you are headed down a slippery slope.

[terrifictimbersllc]

Here is the suggested proper breakfast.  Clockwise from 3:00, we have grits with butter, cheesy grits with butter,


 

No self respecting New Englander eats grits.... But then again, you are "down south" compared to the rest of us  :D :D :D

I consider myself to be from Indiana.

[bandmiller2]

The problem is if your a yankee and get strung out on grits, is finding them.stoped this morning at a busy well known breakfast spot and asked if they had grits,the lady didn't even know what they were.She said she would try some at Craker barrel, the only place I've found them  up here.Frank C. yea I'll come clean I'll eat grits if no one is watching.

[Peter Drouin]

Steak and eggs , homefries and coffee  ;D

[oklalogdog]

How about two eggs over medium, sausage pattie, two slices of bacon, two homeade buscuits oozing with real butter and home canned Wild Plum & Jalapeno jelly?  That's what I had this A.M. down here in good old tornado wrecked Okleehomee.  By the way the El Reno tornado reported as the widest in history (2 1/4 miles)  sat down just a few miles east of my home.  My Brother-n-law snapped photos of the funnel as it went over us.  We were extremely lucky.  Many others were not.

[beenthere]

Steak and eggs , homefries and coffee  ;D

Same here.........  Steak over easy and eggs medium rare.........

[Magicman]

Same here.........  Steak over easy and eggs medium rare.........

Say what  ??? smiley_dizzy

[Piston]

I consider myself to be from Indiana.

Okay, that makes sense  ;D

By the way the El Reno tornado reported as the widest in history (2 1/4 miles)  sat down just a few miles east of my home.  My Brother-n-law snapped photos of the funnel as it went over us.  We were extremely lucky.  Many others were not.

  Thank god you and your family is okay, those tornado's scare the sawdust out of me! 

Steak and eggs , homefries and coffee  ;D

NOW we're talkin'!

[millwright]

I've heard stories about grits but didn't know they really existed.

[captain_crunch]

Grits were what caused pioneers to brave river crossings .Indian attacks. colora ,starvation to come west where they were never heard of :P :P :P :P

[terrifictimbersllc]

I've heard stories about grits but didn't know they really existed.

Here's how anyone can get started.  Maybe unless you live in a dry county  :  like some here seem to.


 

[schakey]

Hey bandmiller2 Huddle House has them ;D

[bandmiller2]

Sharkey,never heard of huddle house sounds like a place for my hens, must be a local chain.Cappy Crunch were those staunch early pioneers trying to find grits or get away from them. Frank C.

[WDH]

Frank,

Sorry, you are out of luck  ;D. 

[thecfarm]

bandmiller,looks like a road trip to Huddle Home for us Yankees. Pa is the closet. I'll pick you up on the way by.  :D  That chicken house don't dare to come this far North with their grits. Bad enough with have Cracker Barrel here in Maine. But that's down in the Big City. Them city people don't know any better.
terrifictimbersllc,Chesterville is a dry town,by the way.

[Piston]

Don't worry Cfarm, I won't let them past the MA border!   

[Delawhere Jack]

It aint breakfast without a couple thick pieces of scrapple, grilled nice and crisp on the outside.... with ketchup.  digin1

[bill m]

A nice stack of pancakes with wild blueberries, real maple syrup ( heated up of course ) 2 slices of bacon and a sausage patty, coffee and orange juice.

[JohnM]

It aint breakfast without a couple thick pieces of scrapple, grilled nice and crisp on the outside.... with ketchup.  digin1

Scrapple; meats answer to grits.

;) ;D :D

[redprospector]

What? No one drinks butter milk at breakfast anymore?
The grit's look pretty good. By the way, to all the northerners who don't think they like grit's. Eatin' grit's is kinda like driving a mack. It's really not that bad, especially if nobody sees you.  :D
The possum thing I'm not sure about, but armadillo's not bad. I've never had it for breakfast though.

The only thing I saw missing on the plate in first post was a great big blob of peanut butter. Can't have too much protein.

Andy

[Dave Shepard]

What? No one drinks butter milk at breakfast anymore?
The grit's look pretty good. By the way, to all the northerners who don't think they like grit's. Eatin' grit's is kinda like driving a mack. It's really not that bad, especially if nobody sees you.  :D
The possum thing I'm not sure about, but armadillo's not bad. I've never had it for breakfast though.

The only thing I saw missing on the plate in first post was a great big blob of peanut butter. Can't have too much protein.

Andy

:D

[schakey]

Well shoot the first truck I drove was a Mack. You can keep your scrapple( I think it's a mixture of possum and armadillo  )

[bandmiller2]

I must say grits are a better breakfast than count chockula or fruit loops.Pa. scrapnel is tasty but the lard doesn't even pass go just piles up in your arteries.We all eats what we was brung up eaten. Frank C.

[thecfarm]

It aint breakfast without a couple thick pieces of scrapple, grilled nice and crisp on the outside.... with ketchup.  digin1

Scrapple??????   What is that?? Some sort of meat??