Breakfast

[Anonymous No.14720902]

It's 8am in the glorious American Midwest, what's /ck/ making for breakfast?

[Anonymous No.14720906]

Its only 6 am dipshit. Fuck i hate americunts

[Anonymous No.14720910]

Stupid weeb faggot stop larping as a Japanese woman and get a real life. I hate these manga beta faggots so fucking much.

[Anonymous No.14720913]

>>14720910
Who the fuck it is you thabk ya talken ta?

[Anonymous No.14720924]

>>14720906
Then you're not living in the Glorious American Midwest.

>>14720910
Learn to cook.

[Anonymous No.14720932]

>>14720902
>not having natto for a breakfast

[Anonymous No.14720938]

>>14720902
you're on the east cost retard

[Anonymous No.14720940]

>>14720924
Are you confusing the Midwest with the Mid-Atlantic? Or do you just need to reset the cock on your Zoj?

[Anonymous No.14720945]

>>14720902
Hi there anon. It's 14:22 in Germany. (2:22pm)
I had toast and some goat cheese with rosemary for breakfast. Nothing too fancy. Have a nice day!

[Anonymous No.14720966]

>>14720938
>>14720940
Northern Indiana. American Midwest is a very large area.

>>14720945
Sounds good! You too.

[Anonymous No.14720980]

>>14720902
I'm already working, but I had some toast with butter and a banana/honey/walnut and maca smoothie, fast and simple breakfast as I was going late for work

[Anonymous No.14721003]

Should I get kolaches or donuts from a local place, or should I get chic-fil-a/McDonald's?

It's my birthday and I feel like treating myself.

[Anonymous No.14721009]

>>14720980
Sounds rich and delicious. Love me some nanner and honey.

>>14721003
Kolache and chic fil a. Happy birthday anon!

[Anonymous No.14721011]

>>14721009
Thanks, man. It's all down hill from here. :^)

[Frankie No.14721013]

Here is me in the american midwest last winter

[Anonymous No.14721050]

>>14720902
Over easy eggs, baby spinach and beet greens salad, sauce made from plain yogurt, sriracha, mayo for eggs and salad dressing. Grapes on the side.

[Anonymous No.14721070]

>>14720902
this is cute op how'd you end up prepping everything
>>14721050
good shit anon, i like having a similar plate but with the addition of some nice crusty bread and cold cuts when i have either of those and drizzle some olive oil on top of everything to tie it all together. easy and looks expensive as fuck

[Anonymous No.14721094]

>>14721050
Now that's a healthy way to start the day.

>>14721070
Did it how we used to at the restaurant I worked at. Diced up the tofu, put it in cold water, and then spoon some in your bowl when you want soup. I got the miso with the dashi in it so that was a bit of a cheat. I personally mix rice and soup together with chili and garlic pastes to make a tasty and nourishing gruel. It's what we were allowed to eat for free at the restaurant so I'm fond of it.

[Anonymous No.14721112]

Maybe a midwesterner can help. I'm trying to remember a chicken stew with noodles my grandparents made. He was from Iowa. Any local ways you guys make it? My papa would make noodles and my granny the broth and chicken. It was thick with thin and twisty noodles.

[Anonymous No.14721120]

I eat sausage rolls for breakfast
fookin gregg's init

[Anonymous No.14721125]

>>14721013
you look cute enough to be my walking wallet
t. femanon

[Anonymous No.14721135]

>>14721112
People around here like to use thick amish noodles. Are you thinking of egg noodles?

>>14721120
Shit I want to try a sausage roll.

[Anonymous No.14721139]

>>14720902
Eggs from my neighbors free range chickens cooked in duck fat from my pastured ducks, along with cream in my coffee. (the cream sucks atm while I look for a good dairy)

I am also in the midwest.

[Anonymous No.14721145]

>>14721050
>high oxalate spinach and beet greens mixed with dairy
You're setting yourself up for a kidney stone.

[Anonymous No.14721155]

>>14720902
I have a morning meeting so I haven't made breakfast yet, but I'm either going to do a kimchi omelette or just some almond butter and toast, depending on how much time I want to spend on it.

[Anonymous No.14721159]

>>14721139
Sounds heavenly. My neighbor's chicken stopped producing and they aren't looking to get any more. Never thought to pasture ducks, what kind of land does that require?

[Anonymous No.14721180]

>>14721135
They were almost the size of like Kraft mac and cheese elbows but not elbow shaped and not hollow. Not like the flat egg noodles

[Anonymous No.14721208]

>>14721159
Well I'm doing about 31 on less than 2 acres (rotating pasture and I also have a growing garden) if that gives you an idea. I will end up with only about 16 ducks after i finish slaughtering the surplus males.

My neighbor has about 12-20 chickens. She lets them go wherever and I always get a ton of eggs from her, typically 8 dozen. One time she gave me all 8 dozen for free. Wouldn't take my money no matter how hard I tried to pay her. What a saint.

[Anonymous No.14721286]