Rustic Breakfast

[Duke]

I was in the mood for some real breakfast this morning, but I didn't want to make a mess in the kitchen. So, I broke out the big paella pan and the 26'r and went to town. It consisted of refried beans, maple sausage, flour tortillas and of course eggs. I was out of jack cheese for the beans.  I didn't take any served pictures, but it included fresh made salsa. When it was done I just set the whole thing on the table and we devoured it. 

[Hogsy]

Jeez..... That looks good
I like that table too

[Jeff]

Looks damn good....I could eat breakfast for lunch and dinner too if it always looked like that!

[bob hope]

Nice ! what a great idea.

[1911Ron]

Looks down right yummy

[Craig]

Now thats, BREAKFAST!!  Lookin' good, Duke!

Craig

[Duke]

Thanks everyone! By the way, I cooked the sausage first and everything else in the leftover grease! I thought it might be my "end of the world" breakfast.

[G]

Man that looks good...nice cook Duke.  Its time for breakfast but with the therm reading 11 degrees, I have to use the stove.

[Cookingmama]

Looks good!   I hope you don't mind my asking ........are you Latino/Hispanic/Raza?

[Duke]

Looks good!   I hope you don't mind my asking ........are you Latino/Hispanic/Raza?

Yes, my mother is Sicilian and my father is Mexican. They are both third and fourth generation Americans. I never picked up either language, but I sure like the foods.

[1buckie]

That looks grate !!!

I could eat that whole shebang all by myself....
Right up my alley, GOOD SHOW !!!!

[Cookingmama]

Looks good!   I hope you don't mind my asking ........are you Latino/Hispanic/Raza?

Yes, my mother is Sicilian and my father is Mexican. They are both third and fourth generation Americans. I never picked up either language, but I sure like the foods.

Ahhhhh....had a feeling .   My husband always thinks its wierd when I add refried beans to breakfast......or tortillas to well..... Anything!  Lol my mom is puerto rican-French and my dad is Mexican.   I'm a first generation American and actually spent ALOT of time in Mexico growing up.  And I got the language down pat.....both dialects.  ;-) ;-) ;-)