this was a real gamble. i wanted to stuff and bake something, mark wanted a scramble, i looked in the fridge and went with it. luckily it turned out to be SO DELICIOUS. i will make this again and i think you should too. it’s a nice new take on brunch, not just the same scramble and gravy (not that i don’t love scramble and gravy).
OK 150TH POST. here it is! i was going to go all fancy and make a big cake for it but then i decided why not just post my favourite foods! they aren’t fancy but goddamn they’re delicious. also it’s cold and rainy and i keep making meals instead of dessert. so here you have:
for when you want coffee, and dessert, and an icy thing. you can have it all. this if from a recipe i found over at smitten kitchen, and changed to suit my needs ever so slightly. here’s how i made it: 1 c. espresso (i used stovetop) 1/ t4sp good vanilla (optional) 2 tbsp sugar dissolve sugar in hot espresso, then put in the fridge to cool. once cooled, put in a shallow freezer-safe dish. […]
tofu benedict! delicious and insanely huge. this was a celebratory brunch because a- it was nice out and b- my boyfriend didn’t float away in the flood in Calgary. makes 4 biscuits or 2 big bennies BISCUITS i used this biscuit recipe without the chives and cheese BUT HEY you could leave em in too. i cut them out big, about 4 inch circles, so cooking time is about 5 minutes longer. you’ll have extra […]
i love breakfast, maybe more than anything. here is a good summer brunch. also it’s finally nice out and i can sit in my yard and eat delicious brunches, which i actually love more than anything (except thor). TEMPEH BROCCOLI FRY-UP oil 1/2 head of broccoli 1 package of 7-grain tempeh, cubed 3 scallions, sliced (whites and greens separated) 1 tomato, diced 2 tsp bragg’s or tamari 3 cloves garlic, minced a squeeze of lemon […]
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