Breakfast Hand Pie #1: Sausage, Egg & Cheese
In school, we learn the 3 R’s – reading, writing and arithmetic. I prefer the three P’s – personal, portable and pleasurable. These are the […]
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Continue reading »Name me something more versatile than eggs. You can fry them. You can bake them. You can boil them. Think of a verb and you […]
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Continue reading »I love using muffin tins to make things other than muffins. They’re really under utilized as a breakfast tool. Whether you’re making Mini Frittatas or […]
Continue reading »This is a coffee cake I make called a Cinnamon Flop. I love the recipe because it uses stuff I always have around the house. […]
Continue reading »There’s two schools of oatmeal: Warm Flavors like maple and cinnamon and Fresh Flavors like berries and bananas. (Often, I wish there were literal Oatmeal […]
Continue reading »The trick to making an omelette light and puffy is beating the egg whites separately from the yolk. Beat until stiff peaks form. An electric […]
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