These eggs seem so perfectly cooked, I wondered if you cooked them yourself? Also, I LOVED the pictures of you and friends below, amazing pics with a nostalgia feel. JU ;)
MMMMMMMMM! you know Aunti Shokoofeh, Me Too, want some! I always start my day with 2 of these beautiful yammy things and then go to day care to burn them!
Can't wait to share some with you. and try your delicious version too. I bet is better than my mom's!
Right after seeing this post, I went to the kitchen and made fried eggs...HAAH.. really enjoyed it! although its 2:35am!...you know..."HAVAS KARDAM!"... I just came back to thank you for this fresh joy in your photos :)
peeeeeeeeerfect..but wait..wait..I only see tea (raises one eyebrow here).coffee??
ReplyDeleteaah something simple like fried eggs 'sunny side up' ... delicious!Besides salt & pepper I like to add nutmeg.
ReplyDeletelooks so good. love the plate!
ReplyDeleteOh my that looks amazing....can i come over for breakfast sometime :) pweezzzzzzz
ReplyDeleteYes please!
ReplyDeletemmm, what's that deliciousness on the side?
ReplyDeletehmm i love a nice runny yolk! i might actually have this for my lunch now.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite breakfast! (and lunch, and dinner...)
ReplyDeleteLovely! Thanks so much for stopping by for breakfast - it's wonderful to find you here.
ReplyDeleteSimone~ Don't worry dear! I am a coffee lover as well! I just don't get to drink it with eggs or some stuff like this!
ReplyDeleteKiki~ We don't usually use nutmeg in Iran, but I've tried it and it was awesome! so I will try it with eggs too! Thank you! :)
Jodi~ Thank you Jodi, the plate is from IKEA.
boots~ Sure! :) Where do you live by the way?!
Meg~ I miss you girl, where are you?!
Cate~ Thank you so much for stopping by!
It's a kind of popular bread in Iran called Lavash.
Helen~ Yes!
Amanda Nicole~ Me too! My mother and I use any kind of excuses to eat eggs for lunch or dinner! Haha.
sulu-design~ Thank you! :)
Oh! Looks delicious! I may have to make some eggs for lunch!
ReplyDeleteyuuuuuuum. i just might have to have that for dinner. it just looks too good not to.
ReplyDeleteYUM!
ReplyDeleteRecently when I just HEAR the word, "food" I instantly get sick - but this looks scrumptious, must be the darling china!
ReplyDeleteThese eggs seem so perfectly cooked, I wondered if you cooked them yourself?
ReplyDeleteAlso, I LOVED the pictures of you and friends below, amazing pics with a nostalgia feel.
JU ;)
Yum, yum! Besides looking wonderful, a substantial breakfast awaits your fork.
ReplyDeleteThose pics make me hungry! Mmmmm!
ReplyDeletethis looks like a slice of heaven!!!!!
ReplyDeleteJu~ Hey friend I am a fabulous cook! :D
ReplyDeleteEveryone~ Thank you so much! I see we are a lot of egg lovers!
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Bon appétit !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful breakfast plate, garnish and all :)
ReplyDeleteYummo! That is my kind of breakfast!
ReplyDeleteOOOH that looks yummy! I want some! :)
ReplyDeleteWow this is such a typical Parsi meal! I didn't realise it must have orginated in Iran? Eggs... with just about anything is Mum's staple food!
ReplyDeleteMMMMMMMMM! you know Aunti Shokoofeh, Me Too, want some! I always start my day with 2 of these beautiful yammy things and then go to day care to burn them!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to share some with you. and try your delicious version too. I bet is better than my mom's!
Right after seeing this post, I went to the kitchen and made fried eggs...HAAH.. really enjoyed it! although its 2:35am!...you know..."HAVAS KARDAM!"... I just came back to thank you for this fresh joy in your photos :)
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