/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14754504]

What do you put in your breakfast sandwiches, /ck/?

[Anonymous No.14754509]

eggs, mayonnaise, american cheese

[Anonymous No.14754516]

egg, bacon, cheese. probably some other shit depending on what's in the fridge

[Anonymous No.14754528]

Egg, ham, butter, American cheese, pubes.

[Anonymous No.14754529]

>>14754504

beans, potatoes, eggs, rice, bacon, chorizo, peppers, salsa, cheese

[Anonymous No.14754547]

Two eggs scrambled covered with cheese and folded as nearly as I can to fit the English muffin /bagel/biscuit I'm using. Bacon if I have it but I usually don't. Sometimes I'll add spinach too. I should get some tomato for next time.
If I've got normal bread, I'll just go surly egg king style. Dip the bread in the egg, flip, then I just throw some cheese in the middle before flipping it together.

I really hope if Harley gets another movie Ivy is there to fuck the shit outta her.

[Anonymous No.14754861]

>>14754528
What kind/brand of ham

[Anonymous No.14755005]

>>14754861
How are you even alive with the need to ask so many retarded fucking questions ?

[Anonymous No.14755545]

>>14755005
Are you even aware how many types of ham there are and how they vary in drastic ways?

[Anonymous No.14755554]

>>14754504
All those fancy as fuck bistro breakfast sandwiches and they pretty much were perfected in the egg mcmuffin and the bacon egg and cheese biscuit (not from McD's though because their biscuits, bacon, and scrambled "egg" all suck)

[Anonymous No.14756480]

>>14755545
Ham is just ham

[Anonymous No.14756491]

>>14756480
wrong

[Anonymous No.14756502]

>>14756491
Op here. Yes, I am silly.

[Anonymous No.14756531]

>>14754504
Everything bagel with a breakfast sausage pattie, cheddar cheese and an egg.

[Anonymous No.14757840]

>>14754504
>breakfast sandwiches
i shiggydiggy

[Anonymous No.14757937]

>>14754504
Bacon or sausage, an easy egg, and cheese.

[Anonymous No.14757963]

>>14754504
Lately been scrambling some eggs with edamer cheese. Just add some mortadella on top and wa la. Tartar sauce works nicely as a condiment.

[Anonymous No.14758007]

I make a little omelet with jalapeños and cheese in it and use about a third of it in an English muffin sandwich. Then I top it with black pepper, Sriracha or salsa, and whatever Vermont Cabot cheese I bought that week (usually habanero cheddar). If I make bacon or sausage with it I'll throw that on too, but I don't have those often.

[Anonymous No.14758053]

Rogan meal for me, the mother of all egg sandwiches

[Anonymous No.14758133]

Bacon egg
Potato sausage
Bean cheese

Any of which is good with avocado

[Anonymous No.14758221]

This morning I realized I had a baked potato in the fridge I had to use soon, so I sliced it and fried it up a bit before adding the eggs. Pretty good addition.

[Anonymous No.14758279]

I bet Harley doesn't cook much for herself, her gf begrudgingly makes her sandwiches like that all the time.

[Anonymous No.14759845]

>>14754504
blackpudding, bacon, egg, ketchup

[Anonymous No.14759941]

>>14754504
I wake up too damn early to make breakfast anything, OP. I have a bowl of yoghurt with honey and stewed fruits at lunch time and I call it breakfast.

[Anonymous No.14759962]

>>14754504
breakfast food, obviously

[Anonymous No.14760533]

>>14754504
Precisely what was in that scene. Doesn't get much simpler, to me, doesn't get much better.

[Anonymous No.14760609]

Honestly....
cheapass hamburger bun, cream cheese, fried egg, fried "ham".

"ham" here is any mechanically separated, reconstituted, thin shaved lunchmeat grade ham in round circles. It is NOT the good stuff; it is the cheap stuff that is well suited to a breakfast sandwich.
Going fancier does not make a worthwhile improvement in enjoyment; simplicity is splendid.

[Anonymous No.14760614]

>>14754504
Depends, one egg, one slice of bacon some salt and pepper, one slice of cheese and a few drops of hot sauce the exact one varies with comes to mind all on a toasted English muffin. It takes me about 5 minutes from start to finish. No prep.
That's faster than waiting in line for fast food and it's better.

[Anonymous No.14760619]

>>14754504
For me at >>14760614 that icludes a quick cleanup as well so I don't leave dirty pans in my own place and I'll eat it over the sink and rinse it out afterwards.
This is good 'ol batchelor stuff.

[Anonymous No.14760800]

dialate

[Anonymous No.14762384]

R8 mine, mates.
Should have added hot sauce. I'm so used to using chorizo patties the "mild pork" sausage I got was almost flavorless.
Used only one egg instead of two which I don't regret, though.

[Anonymous No.14762390]

>>14762384
zero point zero. Would you serve that to Miss Cosmos?

[Anonymous No.14762406]

>>14760800
What's that supposed to mean you idiot. Are you an opthamologist? If not then fuck off and only they have cool eye drops that dialate the eyes, I guess old fashioned LSD would do that too. You're neither so piss off.

[Anonymous No.14762485]

[Anonymous No.14762961]

pork roll egg and cheese

[Anonymous No.14762971]

>>14754504
butter, ham, cheese, lettuce bottom, tomato top.

[Anonymous No.14762995]

Egg cooked in one of those mcmuffin tray things to make it a disc, cheese, and bacon. No condiments, no butter because I'm a boring fuck

[Anonymous No.14764009]

Taylor ham, black forest ham, polish ham, honey ham, etc etc, all of these hams taste entirely different and even the brand matters a lot, some hams are basically "meat product" no different than bologna and others are just slices of pure ham, even just on brand it's all different

[Anonymous No.14764424]

>>14754504
I put:
>2 slices of fried spicy spam
>1 over medium egg with a pinch of salt and pepper and a slice of melted cheddar cheese
>A little bit of sriracha mayo
>All on a toasted bagel with butter
is good

[Anonymous No.14764432]

>>14754529
Beans on a sandwich??