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April 16th, 2024

Light, Fluffy and Rich Pancakes from The New York Times

I love these! They are fluffy and thick, definitely rich, and some how a little custard-y without feeling undercooked. I used cottage cheese and Greek yogurt which I processed, along with the egg yolks,... read more >


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Big Bad Breakfast: The Most Important Book of the Day

By John Currence
Ten Speed Press - 2016

11th November 2017 (edited: 20th September 2020)

Banana Pecan Coffee Cake : page 13

This was delicious and simple enough to throw together while still half asleep at 5:30 a.m. Took to a brunch and it disappeared quickly. Moist from the banana but with the delicious crunch of pecans and cinnamon brown sugar topping. I did add an extra tiny pinch of nutmeg and subbed yogurt for the sour cream. I took southerncookers advice (as I often do;) and halved the Honey Bun Glaze and even that was way more than I felt was needed. My cake came out much darker than hers and than one pictured in the book at only the 35 minute mark, but definitely not over baked. Also, I think my butter for the topping got a little warm as my crumb ended up melting into the cake.

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25th October 2016

Black Pepper Buttermilk Biscuits : page 183

These have "Excellent" potential. My dough was a little wet/short on flour. Nevertheless flavor was great and the texture was wonderful. I added about 1/4 cup flour and was very generous when flouring the counter top but the biscuits still lost a little of their structure during baking causing them to slightly spread.

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2nd January 2018 (edited: 2nd January 2018)

Monkey Bread : page 22

This is simple dish to throw together and though I rarely use any canned/boxed products, I went with it and followed the authors advice (and that of many others monkey bread connoisseurs) and used Pillsbury biscuits. I had no currents but can report dried cranberries work well and the diced apple is a great addition. Definitely a decadent/special occasion dish, I made this for a New Years Brunch celebration and it disappeared quickly.

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