I had Sunday brunch! What was yours?
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Comments (24)Your menu sounds great Alexa:) And the bacon knots sound really delicious! I'm going to add those to my file :) We just hosted a small 3 day college guy weekend, they all just turned 60 this year. I made the potato casserole and it got the most raves of all the food stuffs LOL! My recipe reads almost the same, although no cream of mushroom soup...either cream of celery or cream of chicken and green onions rather than regular. And I decided to add sausage that I'd pre-cooked. It was quite tasty with the sausage. Also 45 minutes wasn't enough time to really get those taters cooked thru and thru...I cook for at least an hour. Does your recipe suggest making 6+ small hollows with the back of a spoon 15 minutes prior to finish bake time and slip an egg in? Sometimes I do, sometimes not. Enjoy your party, I'm sure the guys are sure to think you're the bomb!...See MoreStarchy Sunday Brunch
Comments (8)Gina, I am indian :) and therefore partial to that food although i love eating and cooking. I am also vegetarian so that limits me but i am always looking for new dishes to eat and cook. I just got back from eating korean food (bibim bop, kim bop, chop chay, sun tobu). my mouth puckers just thinking about pickles :) Lee, you are dead on! yes, temper the cumin, curry leaves and the asafoetida. And it has a delightfully pungent smell when tempered. Dont heat the oil so hot that it burns the asafoetida. The bowls are wedgwood (pattern - india!) Yes, the pickle is sun cooked although i dont know how to make it. I bring some back when i visit india (home grown limes, home made pickle)... The closest i can find here is at the indian grocery store. look for bedekar's lime pickle....See MoreSunday agenda: what's yours? I have mine!
Comments (24)Church, and planned to visit library (faster computer responses than here), get some milk. Had thought that I might work on friend's income tax, but called from church to beg off, as I need to get a guide book tomorrow, then went to visit a friend doing a show in nearby city, to see whether he wanted me to drive with his van while he drove home, but he didn't. So I went to do some more work on books of friend's rental home, readying for income tax, then to visit another friend near home to tell them how I'm enjoying being free to drive, after about 7 weeeks restricted, gave her a store flyer, as some good sales at that store this week. Then home for a bit to eat, enjoy some of the milk I'd bought, and come here (again) to talk ... with more than a minute to talk, this time. Should be doing more work on my own income tax ... have some questions for tax office tomorrow. Deadline Wed. ole joyful...See MorePlease share your T & T brunch recipes
Comments (8)This is so easy and so good! Eggs Benedict casserole 6 English muffins 10-12 ounces Canadian bacon (2 packages, or use diced ham) **I used diced ham 8 large eggs 2 cups reduced-fat milk (or whole milk) 1 teaspoon onion powder cooking spray 1/2 teaspoon paprika easy hollandaise sauce- (I just use package) How to make it -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cut muffins into 1/2-inch cubes. Set aside. Cut Canadian bacon into 1/2-inch squares. Set aside. Whisk the eggs well in a 2-quart bowl. Whisk in milk and onion powder. Spray a 9-by-13-inch glass or ceramic baking dish with cooking oil spray. Scatter half the Canadian bacon evenly in bottom of dish. Scatter muffin cubes on top of Canadian bacon. Top with the remaining Canadian bacon, scattering it evenly over the bread. Pour egg mixture over the casserole. Cover the dish with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight, or at least 8 hours, to let bread absorb egg mixture. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Remove casserole from refrigerator and uncover it. Lightly sprinkle the paprika evenly over the top. Cover the casserole with foil and bake for 40 minutes. Remove dish from the oven, remove foil, return dish to the oven and continue to bake, uncovered, until the eggs are set and the bacon on top begins to crisp, about 20 minutes more. Remove the casserole from oven and let it stand 5 minutes before serving. To serve, cut casserole into squares and place them on plates. Spoon about 2 tablespoons (or to taste) warm Hollandaise Sauce over each serving just before serving. Makes 10 servings....See More- 7 years ago
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