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I may never learn what it is about breakfast foods, exactly, that gives them such unending appeal.
Why something as simple as eggs & toast can make you feel complete. What it is about pancakes that provides such happiness.
Perhaps it's slated to be my very own Great Wonder; I suppose it doesn't really matter. What I do know is that if you're serving a breakfast-y dish, regardless of the time of day, you're likely to get a smile from me.
I came across a recipe for Croissants Stuffed with Herbed Scrambled Eggs, Spinach, Apples, and Brie. Three-quarters of it sounded good.
I'll go on record as saying that 1. I love fruit & B. I cannot eat cooked fruit.
I could clarify further by adding 'I do not like dishes with fruit in them'.
I will happily eat just about any fruit I can get my hands on, but texture issues dictate it not be folded, spindled or mutilated in any way. I like my fruit fresh & uncooked.
Alright; I will eat fruit in yogurt, and I adore blueberry muffins and bagels. But that's as far as I go.
So this recipe, from Vegetarian Sandwiches: Fresh Fillings for Slices, Pockets, Wraps and Rolls was almost perfect.
Skipping directions for the apple, eggs are lightly beaten, milk is added, and the whole thing beaten again.
Melt butter in a skillet, add eggs and allow it to set. While still moist, reduce heat and add cubes of Brie and herbs (called for chives, we used thyme), nutmeg, salt and pepper. Fold egg over add-ons; let Brie melt.
Top the bottom of a split croissant with baby spinach leaves & egg mix, cover with croissant top. Eat while hot.
It's good stuff. There's room to play around with the herbs, and of course you could use other cheeses. It's slightly messy, but still a beauty.
You're invited to celebrate Blog Party's 3rd anniversary! Help make this a fantastic party, and bring your Blogger's Choice entries to thehappysorceress at gmail dot com no later than Thursday, 24 July. Hope to see you there!
Tagged with: Food and Drink + Vegetarian + Sandwiches + Eggs + Brie + Croissants + Cookbooks + Thyme + Herbs + Breakfast
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Herbed Scrambled Egg, Spinach & Brie-Stuffed Croissants
I may never learn what it is about breakfast foods, exactly, that gives them such unending appeal.
Why something as simple as eggs & toast can make you feel complete. What it is about pancakes that provides such happiness.
Perhaps it's slated to be my very own Great Wonder; I suppose it doesn't really matter. What I do know is that if you're serving a breakfast-y dish, regardless of the time of day, you're likely to get a smile from me.
I came across a recipe for Croissants Stuffed with Herbed Scrambled Eggs, Spinach, Apples, and Brie. Three-quarters of it sounded good.
I'll go on record as saying that 1. I love fruit & B. I cannot eat cooked fruit.
I could clarify further by adding 'I do not like dishes with fruit in them'.
I will happily eat just about any fruit I can get my hands on, but texture issues dictate it not be folded, spindled or mutilated in any way. I like my fruit fresh & uncooked.
Alright; I will eat fruit in yogurt, and I adore blueberry muffins and bagels. But that's as far as I go.
So this recipe, from Vegetarian Sandwiches: Fresh Fillings for Slices, Pockets, Wraps and Rolls was almost perfect.
Skipping directions for the apple, eggs are lightly beaten, milk is added, and the whole thing beaten again.
Melt butter in a skillet, add eggs and allow it to set. While still moist, reduce heat and add cubes of Brie and herbs (called for chives, we used thyme), nutmeg, salt and pepper. Fold egg over add-ons; let Brie melt.
Top the bottom of a split croissant with baby spinach leaves & egg mix, cover with croissant top. Eat while hot.
It's good stuff. There's room to play around with the herbs, and of course you could use other cheeses. It's slightly messy, but still a beauty.
You're invited to celebrate Blog Party's 3rd anniversary! Help make this a fantastic party, and bring your Blogger's Choice entries to thehappysorceress at gmail dot com no later than Thursday, 24 July. Hope to see you there!
Tagged with: Food and Drink + Vegetarian + Sandwiches + Eggs + Brie + Croissants + Cookbooks + Thyme + Herbs + Breakfast
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I love the story of stone soup. I love it for all the wrong reasons. You know the story, right? The moral is that by sharing what one has, everyone eats well. But for me, I am like the greedy villagers, still amazed that soup can be made with a stone....
- Million Dollar Scramble:recipe
So if you haven't heard of the $1000 omelette it's likely you've been living under a rock. The past two days the story of a New York restaurant (actually in a hotel) that sells a super deluxe caviar laden and lobster omelette has been all...
- Super-simple Soup
This is so easy. It's almost ridiculous how simple this soup is. And yet, for so little effort, you get an amazing dish. Another recipe from Quick-Fix Vegetarian, this Chickpea & Tomato Soup with Ditalini had us saying, repeatedly, 'this is so...
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Sometimes, you wonder why you didn't come up with what seems like a perfectly obvious idea. Like this Potato Dosadilla; a recipe from Robin Robertson's Quick-Fix Vegetarian. Absurdly simple; cook minced onion in oil till soft, add mashed potatoes,...
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