The inspiration for this recipe came to me when two of my Facebook friends posted delicious-looking photos of eggs with potatoes and crushed potato chips. While I'm not really a fan of savory egg dishes (I only recently started using eggs in my recipes, aside from cakes and cookies), I'm quite fond of the concept of piling up a savory mound of scrambled protein with vegetables for a hearty brunch. So instead of eggs, I made myself some paneer and, when coupled with some toast and freshly-squeezed orange juice, it was bliss. <br /> <br />Two tips about the toast: <br />1. Don't bother with a toaster: The defining characteristic of this toast is the perfect crisp on one side and the ultra-soft other side, which can only be achieved in a cast iron griddle. <br />2. Try not to use store-bought white bread: The presence of the acetic acid and other preservatives detract from the simplicity and flavor of the bread and butter experience. Look for artisan french bread loaves like Pain de Campagne.

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