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cappucino Oct 8, 2011 05:32 PM

Break fast

Poached Salmon and a baked potato with butter. Marble cake and coffee. Good choices, I think. Anyone else?

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    The Cameraman Oct 9, 2011 09:54 AM

    Becher-full of grape juice, with a side of sweet smelling spices, served in candle light.

    Then, a coffee and a donut.

    After letting that settle, I have my Bubby's mac and cheese. Bringing ziti to a boil, I pour out most of the water. A few squirts of ketchup. Melt a pat or two of butter. Melt lots of American cheese into the mixture, at least 6 slices of cheese per cup of dry pasta. Mix over low flame until creamy. In no way is this chowish but oh, so good, and very simple to make on the spot, and very filling.

    My wife prefers vegetable soup and making fun of my mac & cheese.

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      Bzdhkap Oct 9, 2011 06:02 AM

      Honeydew, Bagels and Lox , and Haagen Dazs for dessert - our traditonal break-fast meal.

      1. bagelman01 Oct 8, 2011 06:58 PM

        First,
        a glass of whiskey
        second,
        chopped liver on crackers.
        Egg salad,
        chicken salad
        Tuna salad
        potato salad
        cole slaw
        macaroni salad
        by then the coffee was ready and coffee and cake

        we have always broken on whiskey and fleischiges

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          EvanM Oct 8, 2011 08:51 PM

          Coffee and cake, then a little salad while the food is warmed up. An hour or so after the fast a nice meal--- challah, vegetable soup, chicken and potato kugel, brown rice and stir fried vegetables.

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            vallevin Oct 9, 2011 01:00 AM

            Tradition reigns supreme, we've been doing this for so long, it's almost minchag.

            Bagels & Lox, and Entenmanns: chocolate chip cookie for the husband and Raspberry danish for me.

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