Breakfast Ideas For RV?

[longislandcampe]

A lot of my camping is done close to home so 95% of the time I simply commute to work from the campground. On those mornings I'll simply have a bowl of cereal, donut, granola bar. Something quick and easy. When I have an off day while camping I enjoy some scrambled eggs, sauage, bacon, hash. Not all of these things at once though. lol

I'm looking for other alternatives for breakfast. Anything interesting? We have campers so we're not really limited.

[DesertFront]

Shred beef/pork from a roast.
Add onion, bellpeppers, jalapeno peppers, salt, pepper and oregano
Mix with scramble eggs

Serve with potatoes or better yet frijoles y arroz

Tortillas harinas y salsa.

[DesertFront]

I didn't read through these sorry if this has been done already.

Home made egg McMuffin

Fried egg, (yoke not runny)
Sausage patti or ham slice or bacon or all of them
I use pre-sliced sandwich cheese
Then I usually dump some hot picante sause in there to give it a little bolt of yummy.

[bigred1cav]

NYCGRL

Vegetables are a plot you women have against we men. All people that get food poisoning get it from vegetables. You women have a genetic protection from vegetable born food poisoning. Thus you women make men eat vegetables in a grand plan to give of food poisoning and get our insurance money....

NYCgrrl wrote:
SOS. C rations. Non-vegetal green stuff....

The man in my life is a 'Nam era Army cook/ beribboned sharp shooter.
Thank youse for reminding me why he excelled at the latter and is only allowed to prep in my kitchen...which he's really good at.The vets of a certain era amongst you will be happy to know he still thinks SOS is all that.

[bigred1cav]

You tell him we love him and his SOS. Need more!! I didn't like the burned toast, but in general I don't like toast. Now when cookie made fried potatoes and onions with SOS on top, hell We'd kill for that when in camp.

i liked the Meat Loaf when we had it also. Didn't care much for slimy eggs that ran off fork. Still won't eat eggs unless they are done and mixed with cheese sausage etc.

Tell him I saw one of his immersion heaters take off like a rocket one day when cook lit it. Scared me and I was fearless.

[NYCgrrl]

SOS. C rations. Non-vegetal green stuff....

The man in my life is a 'Nam era Army cook/ beribboned sharp shooter.
Thank youse for reminding me why he excelled at the latter and is only allowed to prep in my kitchen...which he's really good at.The vets of a certain era amongst you will be happy to know he still thinks SOS is all that.

[SWMO]

How long will the lemon juice last? The C rations I had in '58 and '59 were from the mid 40's. I don't remember all the entrees, but they always had a can of big round very dry crackers.

[ventrman]

bigred1cav wrote:
I remember it in Army Mess Halls, wasn't so bad.

Don't recall ever having it as a C Rat. Had green eggs and ham, turkey grease gob and ham and mfers. But never had SOS in a can.

Eggs will turn green like that unless you add a little Lemon Juice.

[bigred1cav]

I remember it in Army Mess Halls, wasn't so bad.

Don't recall ever having it as a C Rat. Had green eggs and ham, turkey grease gob and ham and mfers. But never had SOS in a can.

[magnusfide]

SWMO wrote:

The Navy and Marines always got all the good stuff.:B

LOL The Few, the Proud!

[SWMO]

The air bases I was on made it with hamburger, but not all had it.

The Navy and Marines always got all the good stuff.:B

[magnusfide]

RayUSMC wrote:
In the Marine Corps ours was always dried beef. A little on the salty side but it meant we didn't dehydrate as bad during pt especially in the Southern heat and California.

Same here. Dried beef.

[RayUSMC]

ventrman wrote:
I was in the Army as a Cook for 10 Years. Our SOS was made with Hamburger Meat.

In the Marine Corps ours was always dried beef. A little on the salty side but it meant we didn't dehydrate as bad during pt especially in the Southern heat and California.

[ventrman]

I was in the Army as a Cook for 10 Years. Our SOS was made with Hamburger Meat.

[2112]

For a quick on the road breakfast I fry up a few slices of bacon the night before and make a grilled cheese and bacon sandwich for the drive into work.