[SypeKifef]

It's looking like Bacon and Eggs, Belgian waffles and strawberries and cream for breakfast at Wimby tomorrow for the Ladies Final.

[SypeKifef]

It's looking like Bacon and Eggs, Belgian waffles and strawberries and cream for breakfast at Wimby tomorrow for the Ladies Final.

Marion must have heard me, that's why she broke. LOL

[ultimda horaf]

Marion must have heard me, that's why she broke. LOL

Yep, you might have to switch out to crepes.

[SypeKifef]

Looks like Bacon and eggs, strawberries and cream and crepes!

[SypeKifef]

Ladies Final Breakfast at Wimbledon in my house tomorrow:

Bacon and Eggs for the USA's Venus

Crepes Suzette for France's Maid Marion

Strawberries and cream for the tournament

American Coffee- To keep me awake- it's been a long 2 weeks!

Bon Appetit!

[ultimda horaf]

Ladies Final Breakfast at Wimbledon in my house tomorrow:


American Coffee- To keep me awake- it's been a long 2 weeks!

Bon Appetit!

I hope you make it with rain water!

[jhkjurter]

Looks like Bacon and eggs, strawberries and cream and crepes!

Hmm...

I would have said bacon and eggs, strawberries and cream, crepes, a dozen donuts, a tray of danishes, a half dozen muffins (and I mean those big basketball size ones, not some crummy mini-muffins), a couple of bagels, and a box of Pop-Tarts. For the first course.

[SypeKifef]

I don't know if other people are as nutty as my husband and I, but for each grand slam final we try to make a breakfast composed of foods from the countries of the finalists.

Needless to say, we have stocked up on Mueslix over the past 4 years due to Roger Federer.

Now we have to find out what Serbians have for breakfast. We know that we'll be having some Belgian waffles on Saturday.

Does anyone else have some traditions with the Slams.

[Acrogeokickic]

I don't know if other people are as nutty as my husband and I, but for each grand slam final we try to make a breakfast composed of foods from the countries of the finalists.

Needless to say, we have stocked up on Mueslix over the past 4 years due to Roger Federer.

Now we have to find out what Serbians have for breakfast. We know that we'll be having some Belgian waffles on Saturday.

Does anyone else have some traditions with the Slams.

I just stock up on Lay's (big pouches) and Tropicana OJ. Can't get enough of tv these days. My daughter munches on Hanna Montana 24/7.

[gerturiotf]

I have to wake up ridiculously early (6AM PST, West Coast of US) just to watch the matches. That's effort enough for me without needing a tradition !!

[Appenianags]

Looks like Serbs have some serious breakfasts.

Breakfast

Breakfast in Serbia is an early but hearty meal. Tea, milk or strong coffee is served, pastries or bread are served with butter, jam, yoghurt, sour cream and cheese, accompanied by bacon, sausages, salami, scrambled eggs and kajmak.

• Various sorts of (often with cheese, meat... filled) pastries (pogačice, žu-žu, paštete, kifle, perece, buhtle, pletenice, štapići) and especially often:
• Burek
• Kačamak (also Cicvara) - a type of polenta
• Popara
• Proja(cornbread)
• Various sandwiches
• Bread with something:
  • Bread, (often butter) and honey
  • Bread, (often butter) and jam
  • Bread, lard and sugar
  • Bread and kajmak

http://www.answers.com/topic/serbian-cuisine

[SypeKifef]

Looks like Serbs have some serious breakfasts.

Breakfast

Breakfast in Serbia is an early but hearty meal. Tea, milk or strong coffee is served, pastries or bread are served with butter, jam, yoghurt, sour cream and cheese, accompanied by bacon, sausages, salami, scrambled eggs and kajmak.

• Various sorts of (often with cheese, meat... filled) pastries (pogačice, žu-žu, paštete, kifle, perece, buhtle, pletenice, štapići) and especially often:
• Burek
• Kačamak (also Cicvara) - a type of polenta
• Popara
• Proja(cornbread)
• Various sandwiches
• Bread with something:
  • Bread, (often butter) and honey
  • Bread, (often butter) and jam
  • Bread, lard and sugar
  • Bread and kajmak

http://www.answers.com/topic/serbian-cuisine

Louche,

Thanks for the research! My husband will love all of this. Can't make everything here and Belgian waffles! I'll have to scale it down.

[SypeKifef]

I just stock up on Lay's (big pouches) and Tropicana OJ. Can't get enough of tv these days. My daughter munches on Hanna Montana 24/7.

I'll be getting the Wonder Pets videos for my son ready in case Fed needs them on Sunday. Of course I'm being optimistic!

Looks like Mueslix, café con leche, sweet rolls and possibly torrijas ( a type of bread pudding in Spain) for Sunday.

[BuyCheapest]

Interesting stuff, Louche.

Kačamak?

Down here we call it cornmeal mush and it's considered poor folks country cooking. Call it polenta and it's Italian gourmet.

jj

[seodiary]

Looks like Serbs have some serious breakfasts.

Breakfast

Breakfast in Serbia is an early but hearty meal. Kačamak (also Cicvara) - a type of polenta

• Bread with something:
  • Bread, (often butter) and honey
  • Bread, (often butter) and jam
  • Bread, lard and sugar
  • Bread and kajmak

http://www.answers.com/topic/serbian-cuisine

So you can keep it easy, and just serve Oreos!

S

[ultimda horaf]

I have to wake up ridiculously early (6AM PST, West Coast of US) just to watch the matches. That's effort enough for me without needing a tradition !!

I traditionally do this, too. I also traditionally fall asleep on the couch after Roger or Pete takes the first set 6-4 and leads 4-1 in the second, and wake up just in time to see them accepting the trophy.

[ultimda horaf]

So you can keep it easy, and just serve Oreos!

S

[Kdgjhytiy]

I traditionally do this, too. I also traditionally fall asleep on the couch after Roger or Pete takes the first set 6-4 and leads 4-1 in the second, and wake up just in time to see them accepting the trophy.

I can totally relate!! Unfortunately, that's the cost of having a GOAT candidate in your era. At least Nadal made it interesting at Wimbledon last year. But the thrashings are usually so comprehensive (and Pete's game was especially colourless), that your attention does tend to wander.

[SypeKifef]

I can totally relate!! Unfortunately, that's the cost of having a GOAT candidate in your era. At least Nadal made it interesting at Wimbledon last year. But the thrashings are usually so comprehensive (and Pete's game was especially colourless), that your attention does tend to wander.

LOL- it's tough on the WEst Coast. I guess that I'll have to add goat's milk to the breafast menu for Sunday. LOL

[Riprincattiva]

I do food from the host country, ie Strawberries and Cream, crepes, vegimite, pizza, etc.