Posts Tagged breakfast
Snowman Pancakes
It rarely snows in southern California, so we have to get our wintery groove on some other way. Snowman Pancakes seem like a great way! These would be wonderful as Christmas breakfast, or any day. From the original site: Snowman Pancakes are charming, whimsical and perfect for wintery days or Christmas breakfast. Who can resist?
Moist & Tender Rice Pancake
About a month ago, I was on a month of detox diet to reduce Candida (a type of yeast) symptoms. The first 3 days following this diet almost drives me nuts because it’s crucial to eliminate sugar and refined foods to reduce Candida growth. Sugar (even honey and fruits) and gluten filled grains is a haven for the yeast. A week into the diet produces surprising results as I started trying out new recipe…
Citrus Cheese Tea Bread
My family loves bread so much that has inspired me to treasure more variations of bread. And this sweet bread simply amazing. I love citrus zesty flavour frosting and hopefully it will gives the bread a knock out! Nothing better than having a cup of coffee with one of this bread. Slurp….
Roti Jala or Net Bread
Roti jala is one of the traditional Malay delicacy. I love this recipe because it’s quite versitile. You can either enjoy this in both sweet or savory version, For sweet version, you can have this with some brown sugar boiled with coconut milk sauce. Or the savory version is having it with curry.
Spanish Tortilla
Spanish Tortilla or Spanish omlette is something completely different to Mexican Tortillas. Mexican tortillas are flatbread made using flour, whereas Spanish tortillas are omlette cooked with potatoes. This simple omlette is an ideal filling breakfast on a lazy sunday morning or you can also pack these for your picnic, since they are good even when served cold. This dosen’t require any fancy p…
Orange Muffins
Thank you to my mom for this gorgeous, cheerful muffin recipe. She made them when my brothers and I were kids, usually with oriental stir fry, or potato soup. Why is it that the flavor Orange is so good in so many things? It certainly is in these delicate muffins. From the original site: …and mix with a fork just until moist. Fill greased muffin cups about 3/4 cup full. Today I’m making 2 types of muf…
Pumpkin Crepes with Gingered Pears and Spiced Mascarpone
Over at Perry’s Plate.. .Check out this tasty looking –and fancy!–breakfast or dessert! Even though thanksgiving is over, I’m sure we still have uses for a few pumpkin dishes this fall! Go read: Pumpkin Crepes with Gingered Pears and Spiced Mascarpone
A Waffled Croque Madame
The Novice Chef is one of my fave food blogs! Check out this idea: What is the difference between a Croque Madame and a Croque Monsieur? Eggs. It’s how I always tell them apart…and the easiest way to remember. A Croque Monsieur is basically a type of bread, a type of swiss cheese, and ham. A Croque Madame is all of that, but with a fried or poached egg on top. Which is exactly why women are better than men a Croque M…
Tres Leches Pancakes
My awesomely cool friend Rachel pointed out these on her Facebook, and I had to link them here. We’ve featured Tres Leches Cake here before (yay, Niki!) but I know some of you won’t go bake a cake. But everyone makes pancakes, right? They aren’t scary. So check out these Tres Leches Pancakes from Giver’s Log! Easy and tasty, what’s not to love!? Have you ever had tres l…
No-cook Strawberry Jam
What do you do when you come across the first strawberries of the season at your local farmer’s market? Make strawberry jam, of course. Here is a recipe for no-cook Strawberry Jam, a quick was to make a delicious treat.
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