Order: Pan-fried chicken Milanese on two buttery vanilla pancakes topped with a fried egg and a maple-peppercorn glaze.
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Chickpeas, a blender, and some seasonings, and you’ve got this delicious little dip down to a science. It’s just that easy. Garnish with some basil or parsley, a quick dash of olive oil, and this dip can serve as the centerpiece of any summer spread. It goes great with taco chips, pita, or flatbread.
Since breakfast is commonly referred to as “the most important meal of the day”, why not enjoy it the gourmet way. Skip the plain cereals, oatmeal, and store-bought toast, and allow yourself to indulge in an irresistible gourmet breakfast. This breakfast recipe allows you to create the ultimate gourmet breakfast for a crowd with little hassle. The delicious pieces of medium boned and butterflied sardine fillets add a special twist to the recipe, and the smoky aroma tomato sauce balances out the beautifully fried egg. Sprinkle some crunchy fried anchovies on top to turbo-charge this elegant gourmet breakfast. We guarantee this dish is worth jumping out of bed for.
Made my version of this for Sunday brunch and it was a huge hit. I made scrambled eggs and added toasted bagels and salmon along with bacon, fresh fruit and a few cheeses. Such a great, easy breakfast idea and my friends thought I was the next Martha Stewart. Thanks!
The meat will continue to cook while you let it rest to redistribute the internal juices. The temperature can go up 5 – 10 degrees F during the time you let it rest.
If you want to try foraging for greens (or picking up foraged greens at a farmer’s market), try this Miner’s Lettuce and Mezuna Salad from Diversivore.
Use fruit-flavored yogurt instead of plain yogurt as a higher-carb option. For fruit variety, substitute peaches with nectarines, apples, berries, banana or oranges. If you’d like to avoid Splenda®, you can replace with a small amount of stevia. If you like sweeter yogurt, add a small amount of Splenda® or stevia to the ½ cup low-fat plain yogurt before garnishing omelet. (per serving) large small Calories (k/cal) 651.8 325.9 Fat (g) 5.6 15.9 Saturated (g) 5.6 2.8 Monounsaturated (g) 14.6 7.3 Polyunsaturated (g) 8.1 4.0 Omega-3 (g) 1.1 0.5 Omega-6(g) 7.2 3.6 Carbohydrates (g) 33.0 16.5 Fiber (g) 5.2 2.6 Sugars (g) 28.2 14.1 Protein (g) 58.6 29.3
Shredded Brussels sprouts add a healthy and tasty twist to potato hash, add eggs for color and protein! (via Williams Sonoma)
You’ll start by pounding your chicken until it’s nice and thin before rolling it up with ham and cheese.
You can also enjoy this delicious treat as a snack, appetizer, or even a side dish.
Scallops is one of those ingredients that is so expensive in restaurants yet so easy to cook at home. Because of this, we usually cook scallops at home, so we can eat more than 3 tiny pieces and have it not cost $28 per plate. This Brown Butter Scallop recipe couldn't be easier - just heat some butter in a pan until it starts browning, throw in some scallops to brown on both sides and bam! - done in 5 minutes. SO decadent, so delicious. So many ''So's" in this paragraph. 🙂
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Want a hearty, savory breakfast that doubles as a tasty simple dinner? Try this Breakfast Skillet! Cheesy hash browns topped with runny egg yolks and salsa? Yes please! Even better, the spices in the potatoes mimic breakfast sausage (hello, fennel!) so the entire vibe is extremely hearty and satisfying.
Irises – from the Greek messenger goddess, this flower comes in over 200 species and was frequently painted by Vincent van Gogh. Its name comes from the Greek word for rainbow because it the many color varieties.
This fancy-schmancy looking breakfast looks impressive, tastes even better, and can be cooked in minutes using a — wait for it — microwave. Yes! Pesto, seasonal cherry tomatoes, ham, cheese and eggs come together for a healthy spa-style breakfast to make any day feel special.
While these might be considered weekend brunch favorites, you can also freeze them to easily reheat on weekday mornings! Just pop them into a toaster or microwave, drizzle a little syrup or jam, and breakfast is done.