The Hunt for Dark Breakfast
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The Hunt for Dark Breakfast
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#2I suggest that the forbidden breakfast is tantamount to an eggs benedict, but with the hollandaise sauce replaced by a roux.
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#3Isn't it something like pancake with more eggs?
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#4I suggest that the forbidden breakfast is tantamount to an eggs benedict, but with the hollandaise sauce replaced by a roux.
So eggs with white gravy? I think I’ve had that combo and it was pretty banging.
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#5Love how at at the milk apex, there is cafe latte. Of course, it couldn't just be milk, perish the thought!
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#6I suggest that the forbidden breakfast is tantamount to an eggs benedict, but with the hollandaise sauce replaced by a roux.
If it's forbidden, it is rather "eggs interdict".
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#7What about french toast? I feel like there is a lot of egg in it, might place it near the bottom of the abyss.
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#8What about vegetable-forward breakfasts? Completely not on this chart.
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#9If you add baking powder and butter, that dark breakfast recipe is very close to crepes.
My crepe recipe - cook on medium heat pan:
Blend on low: 4 eggs- 3/4 cup whole milk, 1/2 stick of melted butter, and 1/4cup to 1/2 cup plain flower, 1 heaped tbsp of baking powder, 1/2 tsp salt, vanilla optional and to taste
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#10What about french toast? I feel like there is a lot of egg in it, might place it near the bottom of the abyss.
French toast isn't plotted because the recipe doesn't customarily start with flour, but if you do plot it it ends up in the lower middle. If you have exceptionally eggy challah, then you might be able to push it into the abyss, but really exceptionally eggy, like 1:1 egg to flour by weight.