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Many breakfasts in California's San Joaquin Valley feature fried linguica and eggs, and this recipe showcases the way I learned how to make a fine breakfast of linguica and eggs, which is the breakfast of choice to many dairy ranchers, in the San Joaquin Valley. Special
tools: Cast iron frying pan 2
eggs Preheat frying pan to high heat. While frying pan is heating, slice linguica lengthwise. When frying pan is up to temperature, place linguica in pan, and cook until slightly brown; about three minutes. Turn over, and cook until brown on other side, about 2 minutes. Remove from pan and reserve. Add olive oil to pan. Break open eggs and fry in olive oil. Click on this link to see how I cook fried eggs, over easy.
Left: Fried linguica to the left of the photo, along with Potatoes O'Brien. Right: The complete breakfast of friend linguica, Potatoes O'Brien and fried eggs, over easy. Serve fried linguica and eggs with toast or potatoes O'Brien, and lots of good coffee. For brunch, champagne or Bloody Mary's are an appropriate drink, and I never turn down a beer or a Margarita when offered for breakfast. This
is a simple breakfast to prepare and will ensure a wide smile
to all of your diners. This meal is common in California's San
Joaquin Valley, as the valley is home to many second, and third-generation
Portugees, who live, work, and own many dairy ranches in the
area. In my dating years, I dated many daughters of these
ranchers and learned to enjoy their cuisine, and I especially
looked forward to the big Sunday brunches, after Sunday morning
Mass, which
always included linguica and eggs. Southern San Joaquin
Valley comfort foot, at it's best! Copyright(c) 2007 eRench Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. This site has been on the web since December 22, 2002. Web page design has been created by eRench Productions, Inc., custom photography for any occasion...
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