The 12 Blogging Questions Of Christmas – Day Three – What’s Your Favourite Breakfast?

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The Boss took us all out for breakfast this morning. He does this as a thank you to the team for all the hard work they put in during the year. It’s a lovely gesture, even though I feel like a stuffed pig at the minute. Why? Well, I’m glad you asked. For wouldn’t you feel the same if you had just consumed this.

For those of you not educated in the finer delicacies of Irish cuisine, it’s called an ‘Ulster Fry.’ Sausage, bacon, fried egg, tomato, black pudding, potato bread and soda. With a side order of toast and all washed down with a pot of tea. I can barely stand, let alone type.

Which leads me onto today’s question. What is your favourite breakfast? What fuels you up for the day ahead? Is it a belly buster like I’ve just consumed? Or do you prefer a healthier option? Porridge? Yoghurt? Grapefruit? Or what about last nights takeaway heated up in the microwave?

What is your favourite breakfast?

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We are Stephen and Fionnuala and this is our story. We live in Northern Ireland, have been married for 17 years and have three kids - Adam, Hannah and Rebecca. We hope that our story will inspire and encourage others. We have walked a rocky road yet here we are today, together and stronger than ever. We are far from perfect and our faith has been battered and bruised. But an untested faith is a pointless faith. Just as a fractured faith is better than none at all. We hope you enjoy the blog.

96 thoughts on “The 12 Blogging Questions Of Christmas – Day Three – What’s Your Favourite Breakfast?”

  1. Honestly, I’m not a big breakfast person. I know they say it’s the most important meal of the day but I’m just not a big fan. However, when I DO eat breakfast I love pancakes. Or waffles. 🙂

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  2. Cheese, mushroom, and spinach omelette which makes me feel like I am eating healthy. Then I add a biscuit pr bagel, bacon, and grits which of course turns my healthy choice into a 500 pig’s delight. Oh, but its soooo good.

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  4. Two eggs scrambled with either kale or spinach, onion, and roasted red peppers accompanied by potatoes pan-fried in ghee with a generous helping of sauteed onion and a cup of black cold-brew coffee. Yum!

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  5. I’m American and didn’t discover the joys of tomato for breakfast until visiting Scotland a few years ago. *YUM* I don’t know that I have a favorite. I change it up a lot. Just no eggs. 🙂

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      1. I’m not really sure how they do it, but we usually cut them in half, drizzle with olive oil, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and bake for a few minutes while everything else cooks. Sometimes I just warm them over in a skillet while I cook the sausages. They’re surprising to the American palate, but delicious!

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  6. Personal fav is two eggs, over easy, chicken fried steak, hash browns, and toast. I cut up the steak, eggs, and hash browns, mix together well, and then toss a bit of A! steak sauce on it. And oh, I like the gravy meant for the chicken friend stead on the side, so I can add a couple of tablespoons to the mess, mix well, and enjoy.

    Then there’s Huevo Rancheros, but you have to be careful where you get them. Most places don’t know how to make them well. The best place I’ve ever eaten them is a little dump that has aspirations to be a dive called 4Gs on Federal Blvd here in Denver. Those guys can turn out Huevo Rancheros that are so good, they’re absolutely sinful.

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  11. I haven’t been eating much for breakfast lately, except maybe a Mandarin orange and a cup of coffee. However, if we are out for breakfast, I do quite enjoy a country-fried steak with scrambled eggs, shredded hashbrowns, and sourdough toast with jam.

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  16. English muffin with almond butter and jelly. That and a couple cups of coffee are my go to fuel before running or swimming. Yogurt and fruit along with a meat and cheese muffin usually follow.

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  18. That looks delicious! I love Ireland! Eggs used to be my favorite breakfast food, especially scrambled eggs, but I can’t eat eggs anymore since Celiac disease. I can still eat bacon though! I love having bacon with the gluten free waffles my wife makes. So good! God bless!

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      1. Hi Karla, sure, thanks. I’m not sure why I can’t have eggs, but it might have something to do with the damaged villi in my small intestine. I can’t have dairy or soy anymore because it is the tips of the villi that process lactose. Once the villi are damaged, they don’t grow back. Celiac is an auto-immune disorder, so for some reason it sees eggs as an invader too. Thanks for caring. God bless you!

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  20. I like to have a big bowl of oatmeal with dried cranberries and brown sugar. But wait, that’s not all. I like some fresh fruit and a couple of slices of bacon. And don’t forget two slices of buttered rye toast! Yummm

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  21. I LOVE breakfast!! I’m a fan of all-you-can-eat buffets because I often feel I can’t pick among my favorites. 😋

    That’s not to say I’m able to eat a lot. Your plate and description sounded over-filling.

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  24. My favorite breakfast is Eggs Benedict without a doubt. But for Christmas Day, I’ll be making French Toast for my son & his father because that’s their favorite breakfast. Probably with Canadian bacon on the side.

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  25. Bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. Preferably with Applewood smoked bacon, asiago cheese, scrambled eggs with Adobo, all on a seseme seed bagel.

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  26. I don’t normally do breakfasts. If someone takes me out for breakfast (which hasn’t happened for a long time now) I would probably order a Full English Breakfast which here usually involves eggs, bacon, toast, sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes, and some places also provide black pudding. The advantage of this is that I’m not usually hungry again until dinner time. Sometimes I like pancakes, but I can’t usually handle anything too sweet at the beginning of the day.

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  29. Well it depends… for every day I love a couple of poached eggs and a banana, but if it is the weekend, or a holiday… well then we make “eggs with stuff.” It usually has mushrooms, red peppers, and bacon, and then whatever else we can find in the refrigerator crisper drawers… Fry up the veggies. Push them to the side of the skillet. Scramble the eggs until just set. Then mix them all together, sprinkle with cheddar cheese and put a lid on it until the cheese is all melty. Serve with mimosas and white rice on the side.

    Fried rice for breakfast is pretty outstanding too.

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  30. Breakfast for me depends on who is preparing it. If I’m at home, I have a bowl of cereal with soy milk. On a rainy weekend I’ll make myself oatmeal cooked in milk (sometimes with raisins and cocoa powder, sometimes with brown sugar).

    When I eat breakfast out, I generally have an omelette, but there is a Brazilian place nearby that does a great feijoada (though it is on their brunch/lunch, not breakfast/brunch menu). I also like congee for breakfast, but almost never have it, as there is nowhere in town that serves it.

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