Most appropriate three-meal food?

I'm going to have to go with chicken in its many forms.

Breakfast- Boneless(eggs)

Lunch- Egg salad or chicken salad sandwich

Dinner- Grilled, roasted, fried

Marjorie Suddard said:

Fried chicken. Duh.

^This for anyone south of Ohio. I've stayed in hotels at state parks in Kentucky and Tennessee and there was fried chicken on the buffet all day.

codrus (Forum Supporter) said:

Pizza.

Only caveat is it's cold pizza for breakfast, hot pizza for other meals.

Quiche is usually associated with Breakfast/Lunch, but no reason it can't be dinner.

Fruit.  Peppers.  Onions.  Tomatoes.  Potatoes.  

I would also say Corn.  Grits for breakfast, corn for lunch, Tortillas for dinner?

Sausage isn't a bad call either.  It works as breakfast, like a patty with your eggs.  It works for lunch as maybe a Brat on a bun.  It works for dinner as a Brat with kraut, or as some loose sausage flavoring a marinara sauce.

I think we're all dancing around the fact that the Pig is the critter that provides the most versatility.

Bread and meat, because there are so many recipes on how to replace/supplement (because they are so good) ect.. bottom line is I can eat a slice of sourdough at any time of the day. I can eat a hard boiled egg and steak at any time of the day.  

I have been known to have a bowl of Cheerios for dinner, if I didn't feel like making anything.

Mac and cheese. Hands down. It's good at any time.

I'll throw my official vote in for rice, can eat that any time.

But nobody has mentioned shrimp yet. I would believe it to be acceptable to serve shrimp and grits for a meal at any time of the day.

I can do rice and eggs all the time. Take the rice add some sesame oil, soy, rice wine vinegar and green onions, throw a couple of sunny side up eggs and break the yolks all over the rice. As much Sriracha as you like (for me it's a lot) and enjoy. 

Naan. You can have garlic Naan, butter Naan, onion Naan, basically every flavor for every occasion! One of my favorite snacks is butter Naan with brie cheese.

Paris Van Gorder said:

Naan.

Toss all the regular pizza stuff on your garlic naan, put it direct on the rack 10-15 mins at 350. Best quick pizza you'll ever have

In reply to stuart in mn :

Growing up, dessert for me was a bowl of Captain Crunch. So, I can get behind this 100%.

Someones a page back said a burrito. Fat kid me used to slap a fried egg on top of a gas station burrito. I FULLY expect to die of super-cancer in the next 10-15 years but I regret nothing. 

So...burrito. If any of yall grew up with Hispanic homies, you already know huevos rancheros is a deconstructed burrito. And it's fine by me. 

Paris Van Gorder said:

Naan. You can have garlic Naan, butter Naan, onion Naan, basically every flavor for every occasion! One of my favorite snacks is butter Naan with brie cheese.

STOP!

There is an outstanding Indian/Pakistani restaurant we frequent that also does a cheese stuffed naan along with the others you mentioned. I'm getting ready to start making Tikki Masala, but alas, we have no naan. 

Epic fail.

Oysters on the half shell 

A recent kill shot 

What, no Oreos?

Captdownshift (Forum Supporter) said:

Oysters on the half shell 

A recent kill shot 

Rawr.... I'd have that for three meals a day.  (The oysters, not you.)

Paris Van Gorder said:

Naan. You can have garlic Naan, butter Naan, onion Naan, basically every flavor for every occasion! One of my favorite snacks is butter Naan with brie cheese.

How fortunate the man with naan.

David S. Wallens said:

I do love breakfast for dinner, too, so maybe we can add pancakes, eggs and waffles to the list. 

The real three meal food is potatoes, in the form of latkes. Good with breakfast lunch and dinner. 
 

No Time said:

David S. Wallens said:

I do love breakfast for dinner, too, so maybe we can add pancakes, eggs and waffles to the list. 

The real three meal food is potatoes, in the form of latkes. Good with breakfast lunch and dinner. 
 

Agreed. And coming soon to our house since Passover is coming up.

Fortuitous. My knee-jerk reaction was ham, and there's not a time of day I won't embarras myself getting outside any quantity of it, but there are plenty of people in the world who can't or don't eat pork.

The real three-meal champion is the tuber. All are welcome in potatoville. There is no wrong way or wrong time.

Andy my body reflects this attitude. 

Driven5 said:

Pie. Not only goes great as part of any meal, but any time between meals as well.

Breakfast joints don't serve pizza, and pizza joints don't serve breakfast. Answering pizza is really just answering 'leftovers'.

Casey's gas stations serve an inspirational breakfast pizza that I have enjoyed many times 

Really though, for me there are no holds barred, I'll eat whatever I want when I want it, to include ice cream, but yeah ham is pretty ubiquitously appropriate. Potatoes, too, because let us not forget McDonalds hash browns

Peabody said:

Going to go out on a limb here and say rice. There are places where they eat rice 3 meals a day, and I could live in those places. 

In the days since I posted this I have enjoyed rice (equally)  for breakfast, lunch and dinner. 

DeadSkunk (Warren) said:

Marjorie Suddard said:

Fried chicken. Duh.

^This for anyone south of Ohio. I've stayed in hotels at state parks in Kentucky and Tennessee and there was fried chicken on the buffet all day.

Yup. Ky state park lodges still do it that way, and as a native Kentuckian, it makes me proud.

Fried chicken grease does soak up the night before about as effectively as anything I've ever encountered including the vaunted bacon,egg and cheese from McDonalds.