We usually have a massive fry up.
Eggs, bacon, steak, sausages, chipolatas, mushrooms, baked beans, tomatoes, toast, english muffins, juices and sometimes pancakes all done on the BBQ
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We usually have a massive fry up.
Eggs, bacon, steak, sausages, chipolatas, mushrooms, baked beans, tomatoes, toast, english muffins, juices and sometimes pancakes all done on the BBQ
We usually have quiche, fruit salad and maybe nut bread with creme cheese while opening the presents
Still this....Quote:
Originally Posted by MinnesotaMike
ham and biscuits
We always make a massive breakfast with everything from eggs, bacon, buscuits and gravy and even cookies!
If they are 'Rice Krispie' cookies then I would consider them 'cereal'.Quote:
Originally Posted by ldiliberto
Reading this thread has made me hungry. My fiancee and I are trying to think of the perfect Christmas morning breakfast.
I have my son for Christmas Eve morning, so we are doing gingerbread man shaped pancakes with sausage links and maybe some OJ.
we always have a big breakfast on christmas morning....sausage,bacon,eggs,mushrooms,potato scone,hash browns,beans......:snowman:
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Originally Posted by ornamentmaven
This sounds WONDERFUL, OM!
we always made some special dishes on that and we love to eat,mostly breakfast is like a comon days
If you are a parent that doesn't normally buy those sugary cereals, I just heard a really cool idea. Santa leaves individual containers of (sugary) cereal in a child's stocking or under the tree. It's a special Christmas morning treat for the child, and very easy for the parent. :elf3:
:santahat: I can relate.Quote:
Originally Posted by *Snowflake*
Eggs, bacon and sausage are made, but I rarely have any. I start eating from my stocking right away and I'm afraid there's just no room/desire. :gelf:
pumpkin spice pancakes this year :yahoo: