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SigNate 06-05-2013 10:16 AM

Grilled Bacon and Egg & Cheese Poboy
 
These last 5 or 6 days have been long hectic days for me. I was so exhausted last night I went to bed without eating dinner. Not that I couldn't do to miss a meal but I was just too tired to eat. Needless to say I crashed and slept like a bear in hibernation. I woke up hungry like a bear coming out of hibernation too! After a big cup of coffee I decided to make myself a little breakfast. I went outside and turned on the Holland gas grill to warm up and went back inside to get the package of Boar's Head bacon. I put ten slices on to cook while I went back in for more coffee and to get the rest of breakfast ready.
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On the way home last night I picked up a loaf of French bread with the intention of making a turkey and Swiss cheese poboy for dinner. Well since I had the bread it wasn't hard to figure what I was hungry for. I sliced and buttered a piece of bread and put it on the grill to warm for a few minutes.
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Add a little shredded cheese.
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I did pick a few fresh eggs the girls laid yesterday and three of those were perfect for scrambled eggs.
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Put it all together nice and neatly and it's time toe eat!
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Mmmmm........ This is going to be delicious!!!!!
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Want half? ;D
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swamp snorkler 06-05-2013 10:34 AM

You like that Boars Head? I've been getting the Wrights Brand for the past couple of months, I like it a lot. I may have to try out that Boars head though, it looks "meaty"

Chip Landry 06-05-2013 11:09 AM

Man you really take the time to prepare some good looking meals.. I like how you dug out the bread so it's like a cheese "ditch" on both sides!!

fishinpox 06-05-2013 11:14 AM

never had boars head bacon, but thier cold cuts are the best!! ive only found 1 store in baton rouge that sells boars head cold cuts

swamp snorkler 06-05-2013 01:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fishinpox (Post 589552)
never had boars head bacon, but thier cold cuts are the best!! ive only found 1 store in baton rouge that sells boars head cold cuts


Is there not a Rouses in your area? They carry it.

Hydro 06-06-2013 07:45 PM

Killer man, flippin' killer !!!

AceArcher 06-06-2013 07:47 PM

Nate... you are my kinda guy. You and I both share the sacred belief that if we are gonna eat it up... then we are gonna take the time to do it up right!

Good stuff!

SigNate 06-07-2013 06:54 AM

Ace, you are 100% correct! These days you can get anything already premade in fast food restaurants. Believe me I'm not perfect but when it comes to me enjoying something I could make myself with quality ingredients or pay for and it's just o.k. I'll make it myself!
I can probably make anything I can get in a restaurant in New Orleans(and that's a lot)better. And I enjoy doing it too.
I am not in the food business but if you apply yourself and take a little pride in what you do you can cook and do anything.

swamp snorkler 06-07-2013 07:06 AM

Nate.... see post 5 above.

SigNate 06-07-2013 08:14 AM

Yes, Rouse's is where I got it. We have a bunch of Rouse's in Metairie.

Goosepond Monster 06-07-2013 02:37 PM

Looks like a pretty tasty breakfast.

jjam 06-07-2013 05:55 PM

One of things I miss mostest not living in La, being able to pick up fresh french bread on de' way home.

Now, that's a nice breakfast sir!

Jimmy

papap 06-08-2013 02:25 PM

Bet that would real be good with some fresh garden tomatoes on there.


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