Steak n' eggs

[Karen Fletcher]

klk Beadworks <ke...@mindspring.com> wrote:
: I have a friend who just LOVES a good steak and eggs
: breakfast, and I'm wondering where I can take her that the
: steak will be done right (rare) and actually BE a steak
: instead of the flat frizbee-looking piece of meat (?) that
: occasionally is served to unsuspecting folks.

Bob Evans steak and eggs should do the trick.

-- Karen

[klk Beadworks]

Thanks, Karen -- I'll give it a try next time and report
back.

[Skyhooks]

klk Beadworks wrote:
>
> I have a friend who just LOVES a good steak and eggs
> breakfast, and I'm wondering where I can take her that the
> steak will be done right (rare) and actually BE a steak
> instead of the flat frizbee-looking piece of meat (?) that
> occasionally is served to unsuspecting folks.

> --
> Kelly
>
> http://www.jewlart.com/klkbeadworks/

I can only say that I very much like the White Horse (WH) for breakfast,
but mind, it's ONLY on Sundays. It's the 'only' local place I know that
regularly makes truly REAL poached eggs -- I mean "dropped in the water"
poached eggs!!!!!!! If they make truly real poached eggs, then I can
only guess/surmise that they'd have a really good steak for breakfast,
but then, YMMV (?). I hope that's logic at its best :) Otherwise, I'll
claim a usual disclaimer (heheheh)!!!

I've never had WH steak'n'eggs, but if their "eggs benedict" entree is
any "stick (or should I say 'steak'?) of measurement," then the S-n-E
would have to be good in my book!!!! In the past, I've known WH to
accommodate any diner's taste. One only has to ask the waitperson!!!
Again, YMMV!!! :)

Skyhooks
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