Good Cheap American Breakfast on Sunday Morning??

T2K · Post by **T2K** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 1:38 pm

French Toast, Pancakes, Grits, Waffles, Hashbrowns, Corned Beef Hash, - all are major differences from the "English Breakfast". We never eat tomatoes and mushrooms would only be used as part of a massive omelet. Good stuff!

dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 3:38 pm

Interesting to read that all the Americans here think they really have a distinguished and respectable food culture...

Must be haute cuisine... Probably the reason why you don't get it outside the US of A...

Eric

Vaucluse · Post by **Vaucluse** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 3:54 pm

Eric from the Netherlands wrote:Interesting to read that all the Americans here think they really have a distinguished and respectable food culture...

Must be haute cuisine... Probably the reason why you don't get it outside the US of A...

Eric

(mmm, erwtensoep, swaartbrood met ham en een groote Grolsch . . . )

dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:04 pm

Vaucluse wrote:
Eric from the Netherlands wrote:Interesting to read that all the Americans here think they really have a distinguished and respectable food culture...

Must be haute cuisine... Probably the reason why you don't get it outside the US of A...

Eric

(mmm, erwtensoep, swaartbrood met ham en een groote Grolsch . . . )

We are going back to Holland in December, so can't wait to have 'moeder's erwtensoep'. Other winterdishes that are a must eat there are 'Andijvie stampot met spekkies', 'Stamp van boerenkool met worst' (alleen bij de HEMA!

) and of course the real Sauerkraut, the Dutch one: Zuurkool met spek... 8)

Pretty sure you also miss Holland for its extremely haute cuisine...

Eric

Carpe Diem · Post by **Carpe Diem** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:08 pm

Eric, tomorrow is 1st of November, not 1st of April....

dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:13 pm

I wasn't joking CD...

Btw, did you change something in your face and hand? Wouldnot prefer to meet you like this on the next SADC...

And you are a lucky guy to be able to enjoy the Dutch and Belgian food as of next week, envy you...

Eric

Carpe Diem · Post by **Carpe Diem** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:15 pm

Oh yes, made a quick lifting to match the current mood about Halloween... I will (hopefully) go back to my original state later this week.

For sure I will enjouy next week!

dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:36 pm

Carpe Diem wrote:Oh yes, made a quick lifting to match the current mood about Halloween... I will (hopefully) go back to my original state later this week.

For sure I will enjouy next week!

What is that, 'enjouy'?

Eric

Vaucluse · Post by **Vaucluse** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:40 pm

Honestly, for haute cuisine we always went to Belgium or Germany - but for simple and excellent tasting 'zuftiges essen' you can't go wrong with Stampot and spekkies (that's the word I was looking for, not ham on the Pumpernickelbrood) or erwtensoep . . .

Magic, just sitting outside or inside by the window on the Groote Markt in Haarlem or the Besstenmarkt in Leiden . . .

Carpe Diem · Post by **Carpe Diem** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:54 pm

Eric from the Netherlands wrote:
Carpe Diem wrote:Oh yes, made a quick lifting to match the current mood about Halloween... I will (hopefully) go back to my original state later this week.

For sure I will enjouy next week!
What is that, 'enjouy'?

Eric

You smartass...

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dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:56 pm

Vaucluse wrote:Honestly, for haute cuisine we always went to Belgium or Germany - but for simple and excellent tasting 'zuftiges essen' you can't go wrong with Stampot and spekkies (that's the word I was looking for, not ham on the Pumpernickelbrood) or erwtensoep . . .

Magic, just sitting outside or inside by the window on the Groote Markt in Haarlem or the Besstenmarkt in Leiden . . .

Cafe Brinkman on the "grote markt' in Haarlem, great place in summer with a beer on the 'terras', or in winter behind the window, enjoying some nice 'snert' or a beer or two...

After you shopped for your groceries and flowers for the misses at the stalls at the weekly markt on the Saturday morning...

Eric

dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:58 pm

Carpe Diem wrote:
Eric from the Netherlands wrote:
Carpe Diem wrote:Oh yes, made a quick lifting to match the current mood about Halloween... I will (hopefully) go back to my original state later this week.

For sure I will enjouy next week!
What is that, 'enjouy'?

Eric
You smartass...

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Revenge of the pink panther CD...

Eric

Carpe Diem · Post by **Carpe Diem** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 4:59 pm

Eric from the Netherlands wrote:
Revenge of the pink panther CD...

Eric

You mean you are Inspector Vaucloseau??

dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 5:01 pm

non non... Pas du tout!

Eric

Carpe Diem · Post by **Carpe Diem** » Mon, 31 Oct 2005 5:02 pm

Hey your nose seems longer now on your avatar...

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