Most of the posters there are British and I'm a "Yank", so a bit of Culture Shock was to be expected.
So it occurred to me that a bit of Menu comparison might be entertaining.
Breakfast: (Weekdays) More than a bit odd, I'll admit. My weekday breakfast is a can of Campbell's Vegetable Beef soup and a can of Coca-Cola. It's quick, fills me up and will keep me going adequately until lunchtime.
On the weekends, I usually choose one of the following
"Eggy-Mess" a scramble with eggs, southern-style fried potatoes and ham.
French Toast
Breakfast Burritos, Scrambled eggs, (Hot) Pace Picante sauce and crushed tortilla chips in a flour tortilla
Or sometimes, boring old Sunny-side up eggs with toast.
When out for breakfast, I'll sometimes choose Biscuits & gravy. (This is the one that caused the British folks to freak out.. "Sausage gravy on Biscuits? Are you MAD??" Apparently the British think Biscuits are some sort of cookie-like objects.)
Lunch: Usually leftovers from the previous night's dinner.
Except Wednesday. A bar virtually across the street from my work has a Chicken Fried Steak lunch special that's quite good.
Dinner: Several of my favorite recipes..
Chicken Fettuccini - Stir fried chicken breast with veggies. Served on fettuccini noodles.
"Noodle Stuff" Cream of mushroom soup poured on hamburger patties, noodles and bread. (Weird, yes. But tasty)
Chicken & cheese Rollups. (Rolled in croissants.)
"Gruel" Similar to "Noodle stuff" but hamburger's broken up, substitute rice for noodles & bread and add a dollop of sour cream mixed in the soup..
Beef & noodles.
"Meat Pie" searched for recipe's after reading Terry Pratchet's "Last Continent" Discworld novel.
Set on " XXXX" (the map makers didn't know what to call it) an Australia paralleling continent on Discworld. The "Meat Pie Floater" features prominently in this book. We decided the Pea soup and tomato sauce were... unnecessary after the first attempt.
