Ethnic Breakfast

[ripple the car]

Breakfast in the UK is not very good. It's worth a try a few times just to try ethnic food, but...blood pudding and haggis. Bleh.

I find Scandinavian breakfast AWESOME, but quite different from American. Think herring, onions, and capers. If they were trying to be easy on the stomach, they failed miserably.

I had an ex whom when she was growing up, they had a family recipe they called "daddy eggs". Apparently, her household didn't know any Spanish...if you brought that up with someone who knows a little Spanish, that brings...slightly different imagery to mind.

Fish for breakfast sounds good!

 

[mmksparbud]

Fish for breakfast sounds good!

It's great when you have caught it yourself!

 

[USincognito]

Not allowed for Christians.

Per Acts 15.20, we are to avoid meat that is strangled (which cannot be properly drained of blood) and from ingesting blood.

That's going to be news to the 10s of millions of Christians in Europe, Asia and Latin America who all have their own national and regional variation.
(They get the blood by draining during the slaughtering process so it's not an issue.)

Huevos Rancheros--at any time. But that goes for anything Mexican--or just plain hot, no matter the nationality!

I do think it's just that most people don't associate most ethnic cuisines with breakfast, but for some reason, people are very aware of Mexican breakfast dishes like huevos rancheros.

I can't believe no one has mentioned migas or menudo. Those are truly authentic Mexican breakfast fare.

I find Scandinavian breakfast AWESOME, but quite different from American. Think herring, onions, and capers. If they were trying to be easy on the stomach, they failed miserably.

I had a breakfast smorgesbord in Norway. It was fantastic.

I had an ex whom when she was growing up, they had a family recipe they called "daddy eggs". Apparently, her household didn't know any Spanish...if you brought that up with someone who knows a little Spanish, that brings...slightly different imagery to mind.

I was a cook in a bar and used to make calf fries. They were disgusting to prepare.

 

[mmksparbud]

I can't believe no one has mentioned migas or menudo. Those are truly authentic Mexican breakfast fare.

Love migas---but never could stand menudo! I know, I have to duck when I say that about menudo! I can't even stand the smell of it!

 

[Arcangl86]

Migas sounds delicious. But I think it illustrates my point. Americans as a whole aren't familiar with international breakfast customs and meals.

 

[Dave-W]

That's going to be news to the 10s of millions of Christians in Europe, Asia and Latin America who all have their own national and regional variation.
(They get the blood by draining during the slaughtering process so it's not an issue.)

Acts 15:20
but that we write to them that they abstain from things contaminated by idols and from fornication and from what is strangled and from blood

 

[JackRT]

There are coffee shops around here that serve steak and eggs for breakfast.

Now that's a breakfast!

 

[USincognito]

Acts 15:20
but that we write to them that they abstain from things contaminated by idols and from fornication and from what is strangled and from blood

Again, I don't know why you think that 10s of millions of Christians are unaware of that verse.
https://forums.catholic.com/t/food-with-blood-in-it-a-sin/201744

 

[USincognito]

Migas sounds delicious. But I think it illustrates my point. Americans as a whole aren't familiar with international breakfast customs and meals.

Regional chain Rosa's Cafe serves migas tacos and they're delicious. They also serve migas bowls, but I've never tried one.
Rosas Cafe

And to demonstrate your point further, while more Americans are becoming aware of Phở most of us are not aware that it's a breakfast staple in Vietnam.
https://www.foodnetwork.com/healthyeats/recipes/2012/10/whats-for-breakfast-vietnamese-pho

 

[Arcangl86]

Regional chain Rosa's Cafe serves migas tacos and they're delicious. They also serve migas bowls, but I've never tried one.
Rosas Cafe

And to demonstrate your point further, while more Americans are becoming aware of Phở most of us are not aware that it's a breakfast staple in Vietnam.
https://www.foodnetwork.com/healthyeats/recipes/2012/10/whats-for-breakfast-vietnamese-pho

Yeah we don't think of things like soup or rice as breakfast staples.

 

[Dave-W]

Again, I don't know why you think that 10s of millions of Christians are unaware of that verse.
https://forums.catholic.com/t/food-with-blood-in-it-a-sin/201744

Not unaware, ignored.