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I'm trying to get more meat into my breakfast, since it's usually just eggs and bacon, or eggs and spinach. What's your favorite slab o' meat to eat in the mornin'?

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A big juicy steak! – latergator Aug 4 at 1:28

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Pork sausage patties! Buy some quality ground pork and throw in some seasonings. I typically cook them half way, freeze them and then you can pull them out and cook the the rest of the way as you eat them.

http://www.saveur.com/article/Recipes/Breakfast-Sausage-Patties (Obviously sub out the canola)

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THANKS! That recipe looks amazing and I am totally going to try that (with a little bacon grease instead of canola, of course!) I am kinda wondering if this would work with beef and/or poultry instead for my mostly-kosher family. – Varelse Aug 4 at 1:31
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I read this comment earlier today when my stomach was growling and I had a pound of ground pork out in the freezer with no idea what to do with it. Want to guess what happened? Me + approximately 10 homemade sausage patties = a great start to the day. My ground pork was "extra lean", though, so I had to mix in some melted butter in order to cancel out that nonsense. Yum!! – TheMooseMuncher Aug 4 at 2:35
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salmon. Love it in my eggs

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+1 Salmon in scrambled eggs is the best! Something about the combination is greater than the sum of the parts. – scottts Aug 3 at 15:06
yes. im about to go indulge in this favorite of mine. – jake Aug 3 at 15:30
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Any leftovers of steak or bratwurst. Breakfast sausage (without nitrates of course)

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Johnsonville Brats

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Either pork sausage patties or Candian Bacon/Ham steak

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Wild smoked salmon

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Skin and all....I've been smoking some farm raised king that I got on sale but usually use sockeye. Once smoked, it keeps in the freezer for months. – thhq Aug 3 at 15:53
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Steak or brisket

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Salmon when I can afford it. Tinned sardines are excellent.

This morning I made a hash with leftover shredded beef tongue and onions.

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Costco has these packages of thin veal cutlets. Probably not the best produced meat, but very tasty when flash fried quickly, not overly done inside.

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Leftover roast, thin cut, pan-fried just enough to warm back up. Goes great next to some eggs. 8)

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I've been enjoying slices of previously slow-roasted pork belly, sliced and pan-fried until lightly browned/crispy. A lot like bacon (which is made from pork belly) but without the curing and smoke. Clean pork taste, plenty of unctuous, drippy fat!

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