Christmas Left-Overs
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I still have photos kicking around from Christmas; might as well get them out there.
For Christmas day, I hosted a brunch at our house for the family. Above, a tropical fruit granola.
Maple Sticky Rolls
Vanilla-Hazelnut Mini French Toast
Latkes
Oranges with Pomegranates and Ginger
Christmas Eve day, we spent with my mom, step-dad, and youngest sister in North Carolina. My Mom made a lovely vegetarian dish for dinner; acorn squash, filled with a sage-mashed potato and baked, on a bed of wild rice in an amazing wine sauce, which was served on wilted spinach, and served with the best reduction sauce I've ever tasted.
I never bake cut-out cookies, mainly because I hate decorating them. This year, though, I decided to go ahead. I let Matt and Alex decorate half
while I took over the rest.
This should officially put the holidays behind us. Well, except for Valentine's, and Mardi Gras, and St. Patrick's day...
This month, we're keeping things Black & White.
Our canapes, our drinks; everything in Black & White.
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Hope to see you there!
Tagged with: Food and Drink + Baking + Brunch + Christmas + Potatoes + Cookies + Fruit + Squash
6 Thoughts for food:
yummy!
I had such fun throwing my first blog party. Shame I didn't read the bit about fingerfood before I did a whole meal. Whoops! Call it beginner's enthusiam!
Thank you for setting this up Stephanie, J
http://haveforkwilltravel.blogspot.com/2007/01/black-and-white-picture.html
Mini French Toast. YUM!!!!
Barbie...you really can't go wrong with the French toast; it's amazing.
J; it's ok!
I usually do three or four things, myself. Preschooler colds got in the way this time, I'm afraid.
But I appreciate the enthusiasm, and you hope you'll come back next month, too!
Jen, the Vanilla Hazelnut french toast are frakkin' amazing; no lie. Served with Nutella, instead of syrup, because they're really more savory than sweet.
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