The French make buttery double and triple crème cheeses that are full of butterfat that just ooze flavor when they are ripe. These cheeses are so rich you don’t need to serve much or you risk ruining your date’s appetite for the rest of the feast.
These easy tahini chia pudding cups get a PBJ vibe from earthy tahini & bright fruit compote that’s totally sugar free.
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Working in batches in a mixer, or using an immersion blender, puree the soup until smooth.
Breakfast Rolls filled with scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage & cheese then rolled in homemade dough and baked to perfection. These rolls are perfect for breakfast, brunch or dinner! Breakfast Rolls came from two things: first, my absolutely love for all things breakfast. Second, my kids go crazy when I make my Pizza Pinwheels, so I thought to modify those into breakfast fare. The result. OMG. Seriously. They’re so insanely delicious. I love that they’re handheld and still have the high protein breakfast foods I love- eggs, bacon & sausage! They come together quickly too. I use pre-cooked bacon, sausage and store-bought shredded cheese. You can even scramble the eggs in the microwave if you’d like! You can prep all the filling while the homemade dough is resting in a warm spot. Try them- you’ll love them! Breakfast Rolls
Heat a large sauté pan over medium-high heat for five minutes. Add the oil and heat until it shimmers.
Bursting with the fresh and vibrant flavor of summer, this beautiful and delicious Red Currant Jelly recipe is made without pectin, requires just two ingredients! © Marina Saprunova| Dreamstime.com Growing up in Germany and England, red currant jelly is something I … Continue reading →
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Ah, breakfast… Everyone’s favorite meal of the day! As much as we love a little sugar in the morning, nothing is quite as satisfying as a savory breakfast.
Give me chicken, green beans, Dijon mustard, and a glass of white wine and in just 30 minutes I can have a delicious dinner ready and on the table!
5.0 out of 5 stars The 2006 edition with the DVD has darker text recipe titles. Be sure to purchase the newer version, the 2006 edition, with the DVD. It has the darker orange recipe titles, unlike the light yellow text of the original 2004 edition which was difficult to see.
Some of these recipes use foraged food, others use food that is sometimes discarded (like shrimp shells), and others use inexpensive ingredients like vegetables and legumes.
Originating with the Pennsylvania Dutch and known as a mid-Atlantic food, scrapple is mash made out of pork scraps and trimmings, wheat flour, cornmeal and spices, such as thyme, sage and savory. Typically cut from a loaf, slices of scrapple are then pan-fried and can be served plain or eaten with all sorts of sweet and savory condiments like jelly, ketchup, honey, mustard and apple butter. Like any other breakfast food, you can also eat your scrapple in a sandwich or deep-fried.
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Made my version of this yesterday for Thanksgiving breakfast and it went down a treat. My family loved having something to nibble on that wasn’t a full, heavy breakfast before the big feast. Perfect!
I made your Parmesan Croutons last week and they were wonderful in my nightly salads.I cut my bread into 3/8th cubes. They were so much better than the large croutons you buy at the stores. I bought more parmesan today so I can make another batch!