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Category Archives: eggs
My Homemade Caesar’s Dressing: Thick and Creamy
Bottled salad dressings are full of hidden sugars and they seldom taste great. Make your own for that yummy taste that is also good for your.
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Easy Blender Hollandaise Sauce and Eggs Benedict
Easy Blender Hollandaise Sauce and Eggs Benedict. So good. Give it a try. Please watch and share. Thanks!
Using the KitchenAid Pasta Extruder PLUS Spaghetti Carbonara
If you have had mixed results with the KitchenAid Pasta Extruder, this may help. There really are a few tips that will make it easier. I have also included a recipe for Spaghetti Carbonara.
7 Layer Puff Pastry Breakfast Pie
This yummy pie has eggs, bacon, cheese and lots of fresh veggies. Great for breakfast — or any meal. Give it a try.
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Basic Brioche: This Is Not Hard. You Can Do It
Bioche is so beautiful it seems intimidating to a new baker, but believe me, it is not hard. There are several steps, and it takes some time, but it is worth the little bit of trouble. This is a dessert … Continue reading
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Grandma Lauvice’s Incredible Bread Pudding
My Grandma Lauvice was an unbelievable cook, and even though she had six daughters, and more step-daughters, he recipes are being lost. This is one I am holding on to. Nobody did it better.
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Easy and Elegant Crepes
Crepes are easy to make, they just take a good recipe and practice. Impress your family with this easy and elegant treat.
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Ham, Egg and Cheese Crepes
Crepes for breakfast are sure to impress the family, and they can be made ahead for a quick prep time. For a basic crepe recipe, go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ls9KbhnirCs
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Hash Brown Fiesta Quiche
When you have friends and family who cannot tolerate gluten, sometimes you have to get creative. This hash brown crust is yummy, and gluten free.
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Cooking in Cast Iron: The Perfect Scrambled Egg
Cooking is cast iron is not difficult, but it does take a bit to learn the techniques. Try this for great scrambled eggs, not rubery, not crusty, just tender and smooth.
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