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There is something about Pancakes or Waffles served with butter and syrup that brings me back to childhood. You know like that feeling you get when you eat a bowl of cereal that you haven’t had in years?….no?….Eh. But seriously If I could choose any breakfast and magically eat it everyday without gaining one butter laden pound it would be pancakes! I wanted to try adding my next favorite food Bacon in there! So there! You’ve been served a yummy plate of Sweet Waffles with a hint of BACOOOON!
I lied it’s not a hint, it’s a whole lot of Bacon -_-
These waffles are seriously light and fluffy the recipe is from here. I added a few extra things like a couple Shakes of Cinnamon, Crispy Bacon, and a Touch of Cocoa Powder. I wanted something sweet and savory. In a nutshell here is the easy recipe, please take note that the recipe that I linked is a huge batch of waffles, I halved it, and it made 7 Belgium style waffles. We all ate two with one waffle causality since I forgot to spray the waffle iron once.
Ingredients
1 1/3 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons sugar
2 eggs , separated
1/2 cup butter , melted
1 3/4 cups milk
Optional but nessecary (in my opinion)
4 Strips of crispy Bacon (chopped finely)
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1 1/2 teaspoon cocoa Powder
Directions
Turn on your Oven Broiler, and place Bacon inside until Crisp and Done by not burnt.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together all dry ingredients, including
Separate the eggs, adding the yolks to the dry ingredient mixture, and placing the whites in a small mixing bowl.
Beat whites until moderately stiff; set aside.
Add milk, melted butter and bacon to dry ingredient mixture and blend.
If the mixture is soupy sprinkle in flour in small amounts at a time but remember the batter doesn’t need to be thick, it’s supposed to be lightly.
Fold stiff egg whites into mixture. (don’t over fold)
Ladle mixture into hot waffle iron and cook.
Okay, so I sprinkled Nuts on here for picture purposes!
I don’t recommend it, it made the waffle too salty, and I ended up plucking them off.
Regular syrup will do the trick, I tried it with butter Pecan Syrup and it wasn’t that good either.
-Elle
It’s safe to say that I’ve become very anal about taking pictures with natural lighting. It’s even safer to say that I’ll probably only do food post on the weekend so I can take advantage of that until I learn a little more about artificial lighting.
Last night was so fun. I strapped on my new Prada shoes, and dress and went out with my good friends to celebrate my 25th birthday! I had so much fun, I couldn’t believe it!! Anyway…two bottles of Moet later I twisted my ankle and couldn’t feel my feet. I lasted longer then I thought I would in the shoes! Anyway the next day I woke up in need of Coconut water and food. I was blessed enough to have learned how to make a little something out of nothing when it comes to food. I decided to make a breakfast burrito. I know eggs should be simple enough but I saw (this) perfect way to make eggs. I cooked a couple of sausage links, a bell pepper blend and topped it with the things I love in a burrito.
Don’t forget to warm your tortilla for about 10 seconds!
Of course you can put whatever you like on there, I opted for Hot Sauce and Spicy Salsa!
Quick and easy Breakfast!
Very yummy!
xoxo
Michelle
I must admit that this Nigella Lawson Cookbook has been by my side for constant cooking ideas! I’m tired of the same old breakfast of oatmeal, or eggs and sausage. These muffins remind me of childhood. My mother would go to Costco’s and buy muffins by bulk. She would freeze half, and let me take one in the morning on those days we were rushing out the house. I timed them perfectly for 15 minutes, and they taste great. I may freeze some for later as well. The recipe (here) is really easy and simple for those who are intimidated by baking. 
xoxo
Michelle
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I love breakfast. In fact it’s the most important meal of the day! I love making everything from Oatmeal, to Eggs, to Breakfast Bakes. Yesterday I stayed home and found myself in the kitchen for a late breakfast.
I have been obsessed with making Mushrooms and Eggs on a my sandwiches. I decided to use what was left in the fridge this morning. I came up with this. 
Spinach.Mushroom.Feta
Pretty Simple and Quick.
Saute spinach Season it. Saute mushrooms. Place on top of a Fried Egg cook the yolk however you want it. Top with Feta Cheese. Toast bread and place this on top.
Not bad for taking a picture with my left hand…
xoxo
Michelle















