Roast potatoes for breakfast

Yum. It always tastes better the next day.

Sounds good to me

Yum

I’d do the same! No waste in this house.

Thanks. Now I know what we're having for dinner! ?

Lovely, to be enjoyed no matter what time of day it is!

I remember once asking on here why we thought certain foods should be eaten at certain times of day, so no curry for breakfast, or, less often, cereal and toast for dinner.
I confessed to waiting till nearer 12 to eat some of last night’s leftovers, but don’t do that any more!
As often happens here, very few (if any) got my point, and I got replies saying people just ate when they were hungry, didn’t have set mealtimes, or gave a rundown of their day’s menus!

Sounds great. I also like them chopped up and fried with some bacon (not the broccoli and gravy though). Fried up mashed potato was also a great treat when I was growing up. Think some people have lost the art of using left overs.

Sounds great to me!

That's a middle of the night treat for me.
I'd also add some grated cheese. Yum.

Leftover fried vegs on Boxing Day is my favourite meal, chopped up roasties and everything else with lashings of gravy yummy.

DH used to be given left over curry for breakfast.
It doesn't happen now.!

Reminds me of when I had a part-time job teaching a very bright Downs boy to read english.
He lived near me so we walked to school together. I was always a bit concerned about his care at home so asked him if he'd had any breakfast. He grinned and took a bag of roast potatoes out of his pocket. A lot better than nothing .

My sister always liked left over lamb stew ( cawl) for breakfast

Once upon a time I could do that but not now. I would probably see off a full breakfast if it was cooked for me

Love any leftovers for breakfast, cold ...?

My Dad used to make the best bubble and squeak on a Monday using left over vegetables from Sunday lunch and it was served with cold meat from the Sunday roast. I have tried many times to make bubble and squeak that tasted as good as Dad’s but have never succeeded.

Cold roast potatoes sprinkled with salt, so good... Or cut up smaller and fried. Best breakfast ever

When I was in my 20s, I used to sometimes eat left over takeaway (Chinese or Indian usually) for breakfast but I don't think I'd want it first thing in the morning these days.

I'd have it for lunch.

Daddima "I remember once asking on here why we thought certain foods should be eaten at certain times of day, so no curry for breakfast, or, less often, cereal and toast for dinner."

Likewise why can't we have dessert before our main?

My dear old mum never wasted a scrap of food. If there were a couple of cooked potatoes left she would mash them and make potato cakes. Very tasty and easy to make. Just mash, flour, salt and pepper and fried on a pan in a little butter.
My AC and GC love them and I make a big batch at a time and pass them on. Fun and easy to make with the grandchildren. Additions such as cheese or spring onion are tasty but plain is my favourite.

And here’s some I made earlier

Where’s the good morning thread I’m having to sign in these past couple of days why’s thatmay I ask?

Elizabeth1

Where’s the good morning thread I’m having to sign in these past couple of days why’s thatmay I ask?

Here it is Eluzabeth1, you must be accidentally logging out of Gransnet.

There’s no logic to our belief in what is or isn’t breakfast food. Your leftovers aren’t any less suitable than say, hash browns and baked beans which always seemed to be included in hotel breakfast buffets.