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Breakfast...

I know it is a little late for breakfast update, but there is always tomorrow. :) I decided to have a fancy breakfast today, so I made me some scrabbled eggs and small red potatoes. What made it a little fancy is how I made the potatoes. I took about 3 small red potatoes and cut them into a "bite" size. I had my pan hot and ready to go, but once I put the potatoes in I turned the gas stove down (from hight to about 3). You want to make sure you don't burn the potatoes on the outside before they are done on the inside. I love to add random spices to my food when I cook and today I went with a sprinkle of parsley, a little it of smoked paprika, some basil and seasoning salt. When the potatoes were almost done I added some bacon ranch on top as well as some fresh cilantro, and cooked for another 2-4 minutes. And as always here is a picture of my creation. I don't have the exact portions because most of the time when I cook I make up my own recipe as I go. All of the things added are to eye. Whatever you think will taste good, is what will taste good :)



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