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Sunday, March 6, 2011

Leftovers From The Prime Rib Dinner

You may not know this, but I like leftovers and we had rolls and a nice piece of prime rib remaining from our dinner party, so I began working on them the next day.

For breakfast, the leftover I used was the rolls. To match up with the sausage length, I selected two that were still connected.

I cut them in half top to bottom to make the slices thinner.  It was still a lot of bread, but Bev's rolls are so good, I had to do it like this. Put a little mayo on each slice.

Then top with some heated up homemade, smoked, Polish sausage from Razzleberry’s and a scrambled egg.

It made for a pretty good looking and excellent tasting breakfast sandwich.

Once again, I bit off more than I could chew, so I ate half for breakfast and the other half for lunch.

The next day my buddy Joe came over to cure my computer of a virus (don't worry, I didn't send out anything) and I promised him a good lunch.  It's just a piece of homemade muffuletta roll topped with au jus, a few pieces of thin sliced prime rib reheated in the au jus, and topped with more au jus.  It didn't make much of a picture, but it was outstanding.

I mentioned in the dinner party post that I got the jus too salty using beef base, so I decided to try again using 1 1/2 tsp in a pint of water and it was just right for me - I believe I used twice that much base before.  So my recipe for simple au jus now is:

1 qt water, boiling
1 tbsp beef base
1 light shake granulated garlic
1 shake worstershire sauce
¼ bay leaf
3 tbsp butter

Thanks for visiting Almost Heaven South.

Larry

8 comments:

  1. Sure do like the looks of that breakfast sandwich. I'm so impressed with Bev's breadmaking skills. I'm trying cinnamon rolls this a.m. 2nd attempt, 1st was a big flop.

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  2. Both of these sandwiches look absolutely delicious! And bev's rolls...I'm so enamored.

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  3. Larry, I wish I'd thought of using those 'leftover' rolls of Bev's like you did! That is a terrific looking breakfast sandwich... Still, we did wrap 3 of them in damp papertowels and then zapped them for about a minute, and then slathered them in butter! Then we ate them with 10 of your chicken wings, (yum!) and a big salad last night. Those yeast rolls were just as good as they'd been 5 nights earlier! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave

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  4. Those rolls look wonderful. Both of these sandwiches look delicious and I'd love to have one or both of them. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary

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  5. I love the sandwiches you come up with!! They always look so wonderful!! Thanks for the update on the au jus too!!

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  6. As usual you've been cooking up a storm over here & you've been on a roll with those oysters! Loving that!! Have a beautiful Sunday.

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  7. Looks like a great breakfast (and lunch), Larry....

    Are you cold over there today? We had rain ALL day yesterday --and then woke up to some snow on the ground today.. AND--it's cold out there today!!!!!!
    Betsy

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  8. That breakfast sandwich looks good, but we've discussed my love of steak and roast beef sandwiches and I'm dying for one after seeing your photo. Yum!

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