Breakfast ideas (1 Viewer)

[Gardenpotter]

Hi the thought of porridge every day for two months whilst wild camping Europe is boring. We don't have a grill. What do you have for breakfast?

 

[h1ghway1]

I've got one of these for making toast ..

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[bigtwin]

Baguette and coffee!

Ian

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[Chipster]

cut up apple banana blueberries, natural yogurt and muesli, honey to sweeten.
boiled eggs
or a full English done on the ridge monkey ??

 

[pappajohn]

You only need a hob and a fry pan....
Egg, bacon, sausage, mushroom, tomato, hash brown, fried beans and fried bread.
Or.... Scrambled egg on fried bread, omelette, any combination of the above.

Proper breakfast.... Anything less is a snack while breakfast cooks.

 

[Lenny HB]

Baguette with French cherry jam or honey, croissant, orange juice and coffee.
Would never make porridge in the Motor home too much hassle cleaning the saucepan.

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[Carol]

I've never had a grill in 15 years in our Hymer and I can't think of anything I've wanted to cook and not been able. If you want toasties just butter your bread put filling in unbuttered side get your frying pan warm turn with spatula great toasties.
If you have not got gas rings get a little calor gas burner with one plate about £12. no end what you can do.

 

[jockaneezer]

Just be aware, you almost need to take out a mortgage to buy jam in France !

 

[autorouter]

A popular breakfast in Germany is rolls and jam/marmalade or cold sliced meats/cheese. Fluffy soft white rolls, or crunchy brown rolls with seeds baked on top.

Or you could try the incomparable Munich Breakfast: Fresh pretzel, a pair of wiesswurst sausages heated in hot but not boiling water, and a big dollop of Handelmeier sweet mustard. And wiessbier (wheat beer), alcohol-free if you're driving or working, of course.

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[BreweryDave]

Find a caf.

 

[Bluemanc100]

Bought Mrs Lady some Worcester Egg Coddlers for Christmas... they do lovely soft poached (coddled) eggs in around 8 mins.. add a little cream, ham, chives, mushrooms... basically anything you fancy and they are great.. easy to wash and store in the cupboard

 

[WillH]

Pot of English Breakfast Tea does me.

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[In a Pickle]

I’m addicted to tostados con tomate. Toasted baguette (cut in half) spread with cold chopped skinless tomatoes, a drizzle of olive oil and some salt.

 

[Lot lover]

jockaneezer - I know that you Brits are poor but not having sufficient readies to pay €2 hits a new low.

 

[grasscutter]

Soak the porridge oats overnight in Greek natural yoghurt. At breakfast chop an apple and banana and add to the mix and stir well.
This from a man who for years enjoyed his great British fry up.
PS. Helped with my 3 stone weight loss.

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[Gardenpotter]

Don't understand sorry?

 

[Wild Brambles]

Poached haddock yesterday. I've got a couple of nice salmon steaks for today, but it's a bit late to call it breakfast.

 

[Hollyberry]

Similar to grasscutter , put milk ( I prefer nut milk but dairy is fine) in a jar, add oats. Shake, store in fridge overnight. Add fruit if you want, or honey or jam if you like sweet oats. Eat from jar, saves washing up.

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[Leakylunar]

Must confess for me if it’s not to cold cadac out and full English if we are out for the day cycling or walking followed by tea or coffee.
Hopefully if I ever get to France it might change?

 

[BreweryDave]

There is no other breakfast.....

 

[davidbaldam]

I start the day with Tesco Swiss style Musial have for years so always make sure it take plenty with me in the van to last any trip.

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[Nanniemate]

what ever I fancy but if parked near other British vans the smell of bacon is the killer especially if I'm on a muesli day. Went to lidli's today hit their bakery

 

[pappajohn]

There is no other breakfast.....

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Ah! The 30 minute breakfast.

 

[pappajohn]

I do enjoy a full (very) English but usually its a bowl of meusli or bran flakes.
Though more often a New York 'Red onion' or 'cinnamon and raisin' begal, split and toasted, with a slice of Craft rubber cheese.

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[scotzsue]

I can't stand porridge, have made toast by dry frying in a non stick pan. scrambled eggs are good and quick too. I have a grill in the van but don't have one at home except in the microwave, but I do have a toaster. omelette is eady to make.
If OP wants suggestions for a grill or substitute for the van ridge monkey is good.

 

[Littlewheels]

You can’t beat some double Yokers,

 

[Gardenpotter]

Wow is that bacon from Europe?

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[DDJC]

Our Italian Breakfast - Cheese & Shallot Omelette, with Prosciutto Crudo

Chop a couple of shallots, fry in butter in frying pan.
Whisk up a couple of eggs (we use a USB powered coffee frother - weird, since neither of us drink frothy coffee!!)
Grate some Asiago or similar cheese.
Pour in eggs and sprinkle with cheese.
Shake in some chives, couple of grinds of salt and black pepper.
Roll up some slices of cured ham (San Daniele, De Bosses or Parma)
Cook until top is firm. Serve with ham on the side

Takes ten minutes. Have it with crusty bread and coffee

 

[gwyntaxi]

There is no other breakfast.....

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A heart attack on a plate, nice though, the breakfast, not the heart attack

 

[gwyntaxi]

what ever I fancy but if parked near other British vans the smell of bacon is the killer especially if I'm on a muesli day. Went to lidli's today hit their bakery

The smell of frying bacon on a campsite in the morning, best smell in the world.

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