What is for Breakfast

[obbie]

today was scrambled eggs.( we have 6 dozen eggs at the moment)  must do more baking...

[Halex]

Lucky you Obbie. I buy beautiful  free range eggs but they cost me $6 a box. I use a lot of eggs

I bought smaller free range egss from the markets for $3, they were shocking compared to our aussie farmer ones.

H

[Amy :-)]

I wouldn't mind some of those eggs Robyn

For breakfast I had porridge with berries, yoghurt and banana

[obbie]

free range up here costs $6 a dozen to buy.

we are lucky to have so many every day..

[Amy :-)]

Porridge with cinnamon, berries, banana and yoghurt

[Halex]

free range up here costs 46 a dozen to buy.

we are lucky to have so many every day..

46 what?!?

[obbie]

Typo Hally, sorry i fixed it.

$6.00 a dozen for free range eggs in the supermarket.

scrambled eggs again today. 

[Halex]

Thats what I pay, wish  we had chooks

[obbie]

Hally, its cheap to have chooks. costs us about $25 a month for laying mash. we get about 8 -9 eggs a day.

I give so many a way..

[Halex]

We have no space for them

DH would freak, hes happy to buy eggs, i buy 2 dozen a week.

H

[SueJen]

pancakes this morning - with lemon and sugar 

[consumerate]

Bacon and eggs with homemade toasted wholemeal bread and the tiniest amount of scorpion strike

I am a bit of a chilli wimp. If you use a tiny amount though the flavour is amazing and the heat gives you a bit of a high

[Amy :-)]

pancakes this morning - with lemon and sugar 

YUM

[Delightful Den]

Bacon and eggs with homemade toasted wholemeal bread and the tiniest amount of scorpion strike

I am a bit of a chilli wimp. If you use a tiny amount though the flavour is amazing and the heat gives you a bit of a high

Thanks for the link consumerate. I love chilli.

I made a fritata this morning with tomato, capsicum, spinach and feta.

[consumerate]

Thanks for the link consumerate. I love chilli.

Also check out Disaster Bay Chillies. They have some great stuff. We have successfully grown Naga Jolokia chillies from the chilli factory and have some Trinidad scorpion seeds to try. The nagas were hot but not as scary as I thought they would be. I suspect that they don't get quite as hot in the cold Canberra climate (although I really don't know because I'm not very knowledgable about such things). The plants didn't go gangbusters. Hoping they will go better this year as we kept them alive inside under a grow lamp for winter.