Archived comment by K.W.:
Kinda reminds me of something my friend E.G. once told me:

E.G.: "Stew isn't a breakfast food."
E.G's Mom: "And goulash is?"
E.G.: "Yes."
E.G's Brother: "And leftover pizza is?"
Mom: Leftover pizza is, but beef stew isn't."
E.G's Dad: "After all, we got standards here."

Archived comment by special edd:
Any lasagne is good for breakfast. Being in college, you eat whatever's in the fridge, even if it doesn't belong to you. It's in the fridge, it's fair game. Lasagne is one of the most satisfying breakfasts I enjoy!

Archived comment by Christina:
Yes there is.. I ate it this morning ;)

Archived comment by travelmom:
there is a breakfast casserole where you put bread in the bottom of the dish and pour a mixture of eggs, cooked sausage, green chilies, sauted onions, and shredded cheese on top...cover with more cheese and stick in the fridge overnight baking the following morning....you could follow the same basic principle but if you layered like traditional lasagne, i think all the eggs would end up on the bottom...sooooo...either the noodles would have to be like a crust, or...
layer of noodles
layer of sausage (or ham)
layer of cheese
layer of noodles
layer of eggs and goodies (onions etc)
layer of cheese
and YES it would be wonderful topped with a white-sauce of somesort...kinda like alfredo with maybe a little less garlic...

(yes, i love my kitchen!!!!)

Archived comment by The Laughing God:
Hmm... perhaps a very cheesy sauce, a ricotta/mozzarella blend perhaps, instead of tomato sauce. Yes, ham would be nice mixed in with that. Perhaps a layer of sausage. Top it with cheddar cheese. Anyone know how eggs would stand up to being baked in a lasagne?

Anyway, I don't think it's "wrong" because I think most of the ingredients would be usual breakfast stuff. Just toss it between a few layers of pasta.

I could go for some breakfast lasagne myself.

Archived comment by Shadowcat:
I'm agreeing with Phil here. When I read the comment, I was thinking along the lines of a breakfast burrito. I agree that leftover lasagne for breakfast sounds just fine, but the idea of "breakfast lasagne" sounds really gross to me. Of course, I'm a really picky eater, so ... ;-) What would be in a breakfast lasagne anyway?

Archived comment by Phil:
I think there is a distinction between "lasagne for breakfast", which is good; and "breakfast lasagne", which sound like something Kelloggs might be test marketing.

"Lasagne" always looks like it is spelled wrong, by the way.

Archived comment by Igypsy:
Oh nooooo... it's only 4:18am and NOW I need some lasagne.....

Archived comment by Nighthawk:
Breakfast lasagna sounds good...But my personal favorite breakfast is leftover pineapple pizza (cold). Another thing that's really good is cake. In high school, my friends and I would go down to our dorm's common room at 3 in the morning (we didn't sleep much) the day after a birthday party. Without fail, there was always half of a vanilla/chocolate sheet cake on the table. It's best when it's been sitting around for a few hours. It's not stale yet, but the icing is hardening slightly, and the cake itself is still moist...but not too moist. And, of course, you have to eat it with your fingers. Mmmmmm...

Archived comment by In Passing Admin:
No, actually, I can't help but hear them, it's an odd trick of acoustics, I think. Often I'll be trying to sleep, and the most random quote will come drifting up to my window.

Archived comment by Passerby:
I take it a lot of people pass your window. Do you sit by it listening for odd converations?

Archived comment by Chelsea:
Actually, that breakfast lasagna sounds pretty yummy...maybe a white sause, with some ham and cheese...yummy

Archived comment by Malo:
In reference to Jane...

Amen to that!

Where would I be w/o my Mountain Dew and last night's leftovers for breakfast???!!!!

Archived comment by Malo:
In reference to Jane...

Amen to that!

Where would I be w/o my Mountain Dew and last nigh't leftovers for breakfast???!!!!

Archived comment by Craig:
Lasagne is actually delicious at breakfast time. Especially if its last nights; the reheating blends the flavors.

And breakfast customs vary so much around the world anyhow; I think I read that the Vietnamese have hot sour soup for breakfast.

Archived comment by Jane:
Breakfast pizza, lasagne...whatever! I would like to know who made the rules for what you do and do not eat for breakfast!

Archived comment by bitterball:
i don't know about breakfast lasagne..., but a guy's shirt in front of me says:
"If you can't surf with the big dogs, stay off the net!"

what a froot bat.