Cereal Killer

[Gluemanz28]

What kind of soulless commie would pour their milk in first??

Exactly the same type of person that eats a sandwich without cutting in half. And when I say in half I mean The correct way which is diagonally.

 

[maxwelhse]

I do all that, minus the potatoes, most every morning.

But speaking of potatoes, I miss making my breakfast casserole.

Fry 1 lb. bacon, cut into 1" pieces (crisp)
Slice potatoes 1/8" - 1/4" thick (you're going to want enough to cover the bottom of a 13x9 casserole dish at least 2 slices thick, so judge accordingly). 1 medium onion diced 1/4". Fry the potatoes and onions in bacon grease until potatoes and onions are browned.

While that is cooking, fry 1 lb. breakfast sausage of your choice, and make a batch of sausage gravy. 1 lb. sausage should make about a quart and a half to 2 quarts at the most, and I add 2/3 stick of butter to the sausage grease and add an equal amount of flour for my roux - you want a thick gravy.

Once the potatoes and gravy are done, scramble 8 eggs. Leave them a little "loose" because they'll finish cooking when the casserole is baked.

Assembly:
In a greased (or cooking sprayed) 13x9 glass baking dish, layer the fried potatoes and onions in the bottom. Cover the potatoes and onions with sausage gravy - enough for it to be about 1" deep). Crumble the bacon over the sausage gravy. Spread the scrambled eggs over the bacon. Cover the eggs with a layer of your favorite shredded cheese - I use sharp cheddar, but you can use colby, cojack, jack, whatever. Bake at 350* for about half an hour or until the cheese is hot and bubbly and just starting to brown around the edges. Enjoy.

I'll toss this one out as a breakfast calorie bomb too. It's dang good though. It's also nice that you have to make it the night before. So in the morning you just chuck it in the oven and roll. and... watching the video again, I skip the mustard and after the first time I made it I leave the mayo out.

Also... I've liked everything I've cooked from that guy as well as all of his products that I've tried (his mesquite seasoning and chipolte relish are staples of my kitchen now).

[video=youtube;p2YLQN5Zu7w]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2YLQN5Zu7w[/video]

I also agree that only the mentally ill would put milk in the cereal bowl first.

Anyone wanna start a counter for when Hatin' will show up and tell us that's how he does it? That boy ain't right.

 

[indyjohn]

Now the discussion on type of milk.

I'm the II%

 

[Gluemanz28]

I'm the II%

Me too. My Dad only wanted whole milk and if you didn’t fill his glass all the way to the top he’d say “did the cow run dry”. Dad also drank buttermilk. That’s just nasty

 

[indyjohn]

Me too. My Dad only wanted whole milk and if you didn’t fill his glass all the way to the top he’d say “did the cow run dry”. Dad also drank buttermilk. That’s just nasty 濫

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I'll only be 65 this year. Will you adopt me?

I'm only 60, so I think technically you'd have to adopt me!

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Me too. My Dad only wanted whole milk and if you didn’t fill his glass all the way to the top he’d say “did the cow run dry”. Dad also drank buttermilk. That’s just nasty 濫

My dad drank buttermilk too. I don't like milk with lumps in it.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Frosted mini wheat was one of my favorites growing up. Mom said they were too expensive and just bought the 3”x4” plain squares with no added sweetener. That crap was like eating straw bails.

I like 'em both. Apples and oranges.

And whole milk is the only milk.

 

[Leadeye]

Haven't eaten cereal in many years.

 

[Gluemanz28]

I like 'em both. Apples and oranges.

And whole milk is the only milk.

Drink plenty of milk my Son in Law is a big dairy farmer in Rolling Prairie.

 

[HoosierNation33]

I'll toss this one out as a breakfast calorie bomb too. It's dang good though. It's also nice that you have to make it the night before. So in the morning you just chuck it in the oven and roll. and... watching the video again, I skip the mustard and after the first time I made it I leave the mayo out.

Also... I've liked everything I've cooked from that guy as well as all of his products that I've tried (his mesquite seasoning and chipolte relish are staples of my kitchen now).

[video=youtube;p2YLQN5Zu7w]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2YLQN5Zu7w[/video]

I also agree that only the mentally ill would put milk in the cereal bowl first.

Anyone wanna start a counter for when Hatin' will show up and tell us that's how he does it? That boy ain't right.

Cowboy Kent Rollins is a favorite around my house. Love some of that old Cookie's recipes. But as far as cereal goes... Frosted Flakes, Cereal first, milk last--I'm not a Nazi, and if it's not at least half a box's worth in a big popcorn bowl I don't even consider it a snack.

 

[Thor]

I generally don't eat cereal, but when I do it's usually oatmeal, cornmeal or grits.

I like a good oatmeal cooked up with chopped dates, figs and raisins. Seasoned with cinnamon, ginger and brown sugar. Served with a splash of cream and of course bacon.

 

[Lost Californian]

 

[Nazgul]

Ummmm...Cinamon Toast Crunch!!

Don

 

[tsm]

Kellog’s raisin bran (not fond of Post’s), and more often as a late night snack vs. in the morning. No milk, just half & half instead. Cereal in the bowl first, then pour the half & half.

 

[HoughMade]

Don't remember the last time I ate cold cereal...been years, at least.

I used to eat (ye olde fashioned) oatmeal once a week with butter and walnuts, but I am off of all grains right now.

 

[spencer rifle]

An open box of Lucky Charms is a gone box.

 

[OakRiver]

My weakness is Cinnamon Grahams, and once a box is open it's gone. I now stick to oatmeal instead

 

[Gluemanz28]

I picked up Honey Nut Cherries for the little guy. Raisin Bran and Frosted Mini Wheat for me. The Frosted Mini Wheat won the draw this morning before heading out the door.

 

[dave6]

I know a guy that was on the SWAT team for an out of state PD, and during the service of a warrant one of the perps grabbed the muzzle of his MP-5. After a burst of 9mm showed him the error of his ways, the remainder of the burst went into the kitchen wall AND a box of Cheerios. He is still the department's Cereal Killer.