
In honor of the writers' conference that I'll be attending this coming week, Bouchercon, I'd like to offer a free copy of The Long Quiche Goodbye to one of today's commenters. All you have to do is tell me what your favorite breakfast is and promise you'll tell one other person about the book.
Ingredients:
(serves one)
3 eggs
¼ cup sweet Vidalia onions, sliced thin
1 tablespoon butter
2 ounces Monterey Jack cheese, shredded
½ teaspoon each, salt and pepper
Directions:
Prepare: Whip the eggs in a mixing bowl.
Slice the onions.
Grate the cheese.
Heat butter in small 7-9 inch skillet. Saute onions on medium high for about 5 minutes, until tender. Turn up the heat. Pour the eggs onto the hot onions. Let sit for one minute, then start to stir with a spatula, scraping from the bottom and turning the eggs up and over the onions, so eggs and onions are incorproated. Sprinkle with seasonings. At the last, add the cheese and stir in without overcooking.
Serve piping hot.
If you'd like to know more about The Long Quiche Goodbye and want to download a few other recipes from me (on recipe cards), click on this link to my website: Avery Aames. I've posted recipes in the "morsels" section. There's lots of other fun stuff, as well. And sign up for the fan club to get in on the next contest...coming soon.
Happy travels, Avery! And you've made me ready to eat eggs this morning! I just happen to have a Vidalia onion and some Monterrey Jack cheese, too!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite breakfast is 2 fried eggs over easy, grits with a dab of butter in the center, 2-3 strips of bacon and a glass of orange juice.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your travels.
What's a vacation?
ReplyDeleteSee you this week--when we can sample the cheeses of California!
Dru, sounds like a yummy breakfast. Riley, isn't it fun when you have all the ingredients already in the fridge? And Sheila, it'll be fun! Remember, California cows are happy cows. :)
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A girl after my own heart!
ReplyDeleteEggs, glorious eggs; for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a midnight snack.
My favorite is a breakfast strata with ham, onion and loads of cheese, served with fresh fuit.
I love breakfast, any time of the day. Especially when traveling. Have fond memories of the breakfast at the Excelsior Hotel in Jefferson, Texas. They serve their famous mini orange blossom muffins. The hotel is reputed to be haunted. It was a special place to my twin sister who passed away many years ago in 1983. I also love Cracker Barrell restaurant for breakfast. I am taken there every Grandparents day. Thanks for the yummy recipe and have a great week.
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Avery - THE LONG QUICHE GOODBYE is a delicious read and a great prize for a lucky commenter! Your question is so much fun, too: Some days I'll eat a breakfast burrito; others a quick poached egg. But the truth is - the very best breakfast I ever had was a fresh-baked butter croissant (served on a tiny hotel balcony near the Med in Nice) with a pot of hot coffee and fresh cream, all delivered on a beautiful tray. Oh, to go back there again. :)
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I love eggs, mostly over medium, but my favorite breakfast is FRENCH TOAST with lots of butter and syrup!
ReplyDeleteDenise
My favorite breakfast is Belgian Waffles with fresh berries and a few sprinkles of powdered sugar. Yummy!
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Avery, I LOVE breakfast casserole. We have it on Christmas morning and my daughter says that if we didn't have it, she couldn't open her presents!! It smells sooo good cooking. It has bread, sausage, eggs, cheese, milk, butter and spices. I can fix it on Christmas Eve night (last thing I do that night) and put in the frig over night. Next morning, I just pop it in the oven and we get to smell the wonderful scents while we are opening presents. When we are done, the casserole is done and we get a great breakfast. I promise to tell lots of people about your book. (I already have!!!) :0) Jamie Gillespie (bentleyboy22@comcast.net)
ReplyDeleteI grew up eating fried egg and bacon sandwiches for any meal. Fry the bacon crispy, then break the egg over it and cook on both sides, breaking the yolk. Add mayo, lettuce and tomatoes on toasted bread, and yum!
ReplyDeleteYour recipe sounds awesome, too.
My favorite breakfast is the buffet at our local Golden Corral (I know, I know, but this one is better than usual). Their banana bread french toast is to die for.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, what a delicious assortment of breakfasts. Love French toast. Susan, love the little story about the Excelsior. I must Google that. A friend egg BLT, wow! Banana bread french toast? What a great twist. And the breakfast casserole? Superb idea. Mmmm, I can smell the sausage.
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I love scrambled eggs and homemade biscuits. Nothing fancy.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a safe trip.
I would love to read your book.
My favorite breakfast is a home made breakfast sandwich...multigrain bun or thin bagel, eggbeater with dill, lemon, garlic and onion, some 2% cheese and a hot piece of canadian bacon with a Honeycrisp or Fuji apple on the side! YUM! =)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your trip! Thank you for the contest!!
Janece
My favorite breakfast is Eggs Benedict. Of course I only get this when on vacation, that is as long as we are not camping. I also love a good breakfast casserole, but when I tried it one year for Christmas breakfast I was told no more for Christmas, it has to be cinnamon buns.
ReplyDeleteMy mom's homemade flour tortillas with eggs and sausage. Just simple food, nothing crazy. Although once in awhile my mom makes this breakfast quiche-like thing that is to die for.
ReplyDeleteA fresh cinnamon bun, strawberry yogurt and a bowl of fruit salad!
ReplyDeleteI love Eggs Benedict! And a lot of breakfast foods. Jamie, I would love that recipe for breakfast casserole.
ReplyDeleteHave fun at B'con, Avery!
~ Krista
Wow, so many delicious sounding breakfasts. I can't believe the variety. We should start our own restaurant, my friends.
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I hate to say it but my favorite breakfast is a fruit smoothy, hashbrowns and an egg sandwich on english muffins. Way too many carbs but YUM!
ReplyDeleteI also like to make breakfast bars which are a modified chocolate chip cookie recipe - with much less sugar and healthy things like wheat germ and ground flax seed added.
~ Kate
I have a recipe for breakfast rolls using canned crescent dinner rolls. Instead of unrolling the dough you cut it into slices. Found the recipe over 30 years ago when my oldest was just a baby and still make them for special occasions. These rolls are super easy to make and a favorite of my family and co-workers!
ReplyDeleteBreakfast has ALWAYS been my favorite meal and I have a seriously hard time picking what's my favorite but I think, if forced at dinner knife point, I would choose beignets with a fresh cup of coffee at the Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans, followed by a fried oyster po'boy sandwich for lunch and the seafood platter at Landry's for dinner. Okay, now I have to go raid the fridge and see if I can find a snack! Nurse JudyMac
ReplyDeleteOhhh, lets see. My Fave breakfast a fully packed scramble covered in cheese and Avocado. Scramble should included a heavy dose of Tomatoes, Green Onions, Cheese and Mushrooms. And on the side I love a nice hot cinnamon roll with a well made cup of Hot Coffee. Yummmy!
ReplyDeleteAnd.....I promise to tell my book club about your latest book! 8)
ReplyDeletecan't go wrong with a cup of Kona and some homemade Pecan Crumble coffee cake!
ReplyDeleteOh, my, I had no idea how hungry I would get reading all these yummy replies! Pecan Crumble coffee cake? Mmmm. And Heather, avocado in anything for me. I adore avocados!!! Thanks for sharing the book with your book club. We all live to hear those words. ;)
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Avery,
ReplyDeleteBeing one who can never choose just one...here is my list!
Eggs Benedict, (hold the paparika) French Toast with orange juice in the batter, and an omelette with spinach, mushrooms and swiss cheese. Yep...I love brekkies!!!
My favorite is a greek omelet with spinach, mushrooms, and feta cheese. To die for.
ReplyDeleteOmelettes. I adore omelette. Hadn't heard of a Greek one but it sure makes sense.
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Chocolate Gravy. Yes, Chocolate Gravy.
ReplyDeleteMy grams from Arkansas makes it with homemade biscuits. It involves Hershey Powder, milk and other ingredients and she cooks it to a gravy-
And then butter the biscuits and pour on the gravy. Add some coffee and your grams and you have a treat!
This looks delish. I love Vidalia onions!
ReplyDeleteAnd breakfast is by far my fave meal of the day!
Blueberry pancakes with hot blueberry syrup!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is waffles with either apples or bananas, but I usually end up having yogurt or cereal.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite breakfast is Apple Strata with a warm cup of hot chocolate.
ReplyDeleteOkay, you had me at chocolate gravy. Michele, I must have this recipe. Sounds like so much fun! And Apple Strata? what is that, Spencer. I'm thinking a layered torte of some kind. With hot chocolate? Oh, wow, a delight.
ReplyDelete~Avery
My favorite breakfast is French toast made with thick-cut cinnamon raisin bread.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for posting comments today. I'm hoping to put together an entire breakfast cookbook from all these great ideas. LOL! The winner will be announced after midnight west coast time.
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Blueberry crunch pancakes with a maple syrup, honey and pecan syrup on top . Yum!
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