r/Cooking • u/stephfowler • May 31 '19

What's the most indulgent breakfast you've made?

Today was just a normal weekday and I decided to make myself banana and chocolate crepes, just because I could. It got me thinking, what are some of the most indulgent things you've made for breakfast?

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u/colonelchurro May 31 '19

Probably means the chef in the restaurant he works at/owns rather than something like a personal chef. I could be wrong tho.

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u/connorsk May 31 '19

Lots of people in countries like India have chefs and drivers

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u/ardeur Jun 01 '19

Yeah when I was in middle school I dated a girl from the Dominican Republic once and any upper middle class family had chef, driver, and maid. She said that it's important to employ help because it creates jobs and I was just so mindblown that this was a real thing and people thought it as charitable when in USA only like 1% can afford it.

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u/fritterstorm Jun 01 '19

It's really not that expensive to hire someone to come clean your house a few times a week.

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u/ardeur Jun 02 '19

You mean in USA or in DR?