Breakfast for One
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- Rich777
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Breakfast for One
This is the breakfast my Son cooked for himself this morning. He took the pic , and asked if I could post it. Looked good, wish I could have had some.
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Re: Breakfast for One
wow, that looks great!! Already followin in his dad's footsteps, cookin and takin pics! He can come over and cook me breakfast anytime
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Chuck he is 19, old enough to know how to cook for himself. He is home for the summer from school. I was out mowing when he came out and wanted me to take a look at his breakfast. He took some pics and asked if I would put 'em up. It's a step up from his normal micro waved cheese frys.
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I think I moved out of my parents house at 19 and thats when I learned if you want good food you have to cook it. I also learned how to follow recipes and adjust them shortly after. Best way to learn is trial and error and it looks like he's got a good start. If all else fails ask questions. Now I'm 35 and learned alot from reading this board and a couple others. One thing I've learned recently....bar b q people don't mind answering questions and for the most part are all good people. Just don't ask them about their rubs or sauces. LOL All trial and error.
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