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Here's my current favorite breakfast of all time, but it's missing the one element of a truly great dish: A name.

Please: NAME THIS BREAKFAST

INGREDIENTS
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1. Two scoops cooked rice (Calrose, if possible)
2. One scoop of your favorite chili.
3. Two fried eggs, over easy.

DIRECTIONS:
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1. Put #2 on top of #1.
2. Put #3 on top of #2.

Ben's Famous Scoop Troup!

Chigger Pile (Chigger: CHIli - eGG - Rice)

- also -

Chili Rigg
Trash Heap
Garbage Pile
Camel Humps
Chili Side Up
Chili Splat (or just Splat)

How about ' The Beaner Breakfast Of Champions '

Fox Piss

Quick mock up in Paint

They kind of remind me of crazy eyes so...

0. Eyes of Sauron - Tolkein's Middle Earth ultimate Boss Baddy

1. Eyes of the Dragon (80s Stephen King reference - check out the Russian edition cover art)

2. Eyes of March - Like Ides of March - A Seer warns Caesar "beware the Ides of March" for on that fateful day 60 Senators conspired to assassinate the self-proclaimed god. The throng converged upon him stabbing him repeatedly making a fine mess of the beautifully polished ornate marble tiles. Some fun facts about the assassination left out of the popular G-rated version.

3. Eyes of a Stranger - 1981 Thriller with Jennifer Jason Leigh... theres another movie with the same name that came out later. And I stumbled upon one called Eyes of a Killer starring Richard Dean Anderson I had never heard of and now I want to see because I've never seen him play a bad guy.

pinback wrote:Here's my current favorite breakfast of all time, but it's missing the one element of a truly great dish: A name.

Please: NAME THIS BREAKFAST

INGREDIENTS
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1. Two scoops cooked rice (Calrose, if possible)
2. One scoop of your favorite chili.
3. Two fried eggs, over easy.

DIRECTIONS:
--------------
1. Put #2 on top of #1.
2. Put #3 on top of #2.

Crazy Eyes' favorite pizza is oreo and french fries (Steve Buscemi in Mr. Deeds)

Loco Moco, TexMex Style. (Southwest?)

In Spokane, I used to eat at a place called "Pete's Pizza - The Calzone King" a couple of times a month. It was the best pizza (and calzone) I had the entire time I lived in Washington.

When I lived in Spokane, I ate there many times as well. I had the record on the Nintendo vs. ExciteBike machine for a long time. I played it while the calzone was cooking. :)