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pharmcat2000
Mom of 2 + 1
Member since 10/05 7395 total posts
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Catherine
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Christmas breakfast recipes?
I'm having my ILs over for breakfast on Christmas. Does anybody have any ideas for recipes of anything other than making scrambled eggs for everybody or individual omelettes & pancakes for everybody?
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Posted 12/21/07 3:07 AM  |
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Laura1
Fun in the Snow!
Member since 11/06 4512 total posts
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Laura
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
What about some kind of a frittata?
We usually have brunch so we do bagels, a sausage and rice casserole and a ham, egg and cheese casserole
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| Posted 12/21/07 8:48 AM |
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NewlyMrs
Laugh-Live-Love LIFE!
Member since 10/06 14432 total posts
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Jennifer
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
what about a quiche?
and some bagels and danishes?
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| Posted 12/21/07 9:11 AM |
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lilacwine
only love...
Member since 5/05 2034 total posts
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<3
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
I made this for Easter brunch
more brunch ideas
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| Posted 12/21/07 10:44 AM |
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bird382
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
What about a stuffed french toast casserole? You can prepare it the day before then just pop it in the oven on Christmas.
This one is delish!
24 (1-ounce) slices cinnamon-raisin bread
3 cups milk
2 cups egg substitute, divided (or 8 eggs)
1 cup half-and-half
1 cup sugar, divided
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
2 (8-ounce) blocks cream cheese, softened
Bottled cinnamon-sugar (optional)
-- Trim crusts from bread. Arrange half of the bread in a 13 x 9-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray.
-- Combine milk, 1 1/2 cups egg substitute (or 6 eggs), half-and-half, and 1/2 cup sugar in a large bowl, stirring with a whisk. Pour half of milk mixture over bread in dish.
-- Combine 1/2 cup egg substitute (or 2 eggs), 1/2 cup sugar, vanilla, nutmeg, and cheeses in a food processor or blender; process until smooth. Pour cream cheese mixture over moist bread in dish. Top with remaining bread; pour remaining milk mixture over bread. Cover and refrigerate 8 hours or overnight.
-- Preheat oven to 350°.
-- Uncover and bake at 350° for 55 minutes. Let stand 10 minutes before serving. Sprinkle with cinnamon-sugar, if desired.
-- Serves 12
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| Posted 12/21/07 11:02 AM |
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GoingNutty
Our family
Member since 5/05 2272 total posts
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Jennie
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
The food network website has a receipe for creme brulee french toast that is outrageous!!!
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| Posted 12/21/07 11:56 AM |
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dm24angel
Happiness
Member since 5/05 34581 total posts
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Donna
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
something easy we make evry yr...Is called Noodlefleckins...Who knows the real name..my great grandmother started the tradion..I think its a german type of dish?
A bag of wide egg noodles, a lb of bacon and a dozen eggs ....Scramble the eggs, fry the bacon and cook the noodles and mix....Add salt and pepper....she served with Applesauce or sourcream
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| Posted 12/21/07 11:37 PM |
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Mommy2Boys
My Boys!!!!
Member since 6/06 14437 total posts
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C
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
This is for Challah french toast
INGREDIENTS
6 thick slices bread
2 eggs
2/3 cup milk
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon (optional)
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg (optional)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)
salt to taste
DIRECTIONS
Beat together egg, milk, salt, desired spices and vanilla.
Heat a lightly oiled griddle of skillet over medium-high flame.
Dunk each slice of bread in egg mixture, soaking both sides. Place in pan, and cook on both sides until golden. Serve hot.
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| Posted 12/22/07 9:16 PM |
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partyof6
b nice like u want ur kidz 2
Member since 7/06 7752 total posts
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jeannine
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
Posted by GoingNutty
The food network website has a receipe for creme brulee french toast that is outrageous!!!
I second that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it is killer!!!!!!!!
and needs really no syrup-it is sweet
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| Posted 12/22/07 11:35 PM |
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dm24angel
Happiness
Member since 5/05 34581 total posts
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Donna
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
Posted by lastchance1222
Posted by GoingNutty
The food network website has a receipe for creme brulee french toast that is outrageous!!!
I second that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it is killer!!!!!!!!
and needs really no syrup-it is sweet
hmm, I might make this now too, sounds soo good.
I hate having to buyt grand marnier for so little though.
And someone tell me what Challah bread is ( novice here)
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| Posted 12/22/07 11:56 PM |
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GoingNutty
Our family
Member since 5/05 2272 total posts
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Jennie
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
Posted by dm24angel
Posted by lastchance1222
Posted by GoingNutty
The food network website has a receipe for creme brulee french toast that is outrageous!!!
I second that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it is killer!!!!!!!!
and needs really no syrup-it is sweet
hmm, I might make this now too, sounds soo good.
I hate having to buyt grand marnier for so little though.
And someone tell me what Challah bread is ( novice here)
Its a big thick bread... usually you can find it in the bakery section at the supermarket. I got it at Waldbaums. The Grand Mariner is only an orange cognanc. You use very little so I'm sure you coul get away with using a plain cognac or something else orangy... I just went and bought one of those tiny little sample bottles...
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| Posted 12/23/07 1:48 PM |
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SweetCin
My green-eyed boy
Member since 5/05 13499 total posts
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Cin
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
Posted by dm24angel
something easy we make evry yr...Is called Noodlefleckins...Who knows the real name..my great grandmother started the tradion..I think its a german type of dish?
A bag of wide egg noodles, a lb of bacon and a dozen eggs ....Scramble the eggs, fry the bacon and cook the noodles and mix....Add salt and pepper....she served with Applesauce or sourcream
Sounds yummy...I wonder if my inlaws will eat it though...they are sort of fussy 
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| Posted 12/24/07 7:17 AM |
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Lucky09
2017!
Member since 1/06 7537 total posts
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DW
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Re: Christmas breakfast recipes?
I love this..... and it's pretty easy too.
Baked French Toast
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| Posted 12/24/07 2:54 PM |
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