When our church time changed to 2:00pm at the beginning of this year, I was worried we'd hate it. And even though there are some rough things about it, I've found myself really enjoying lazy Sunday mornings lately... especially when homemade blueberry streusel muffins are involved.
We're starting a monthly Sunday breakfast club with a few friends in the neighborhood, and I'm pretty excited about it. Any favorite breakfast foods or recipe ideas?
Monday, February 20, 2012
like some passing afternoon.
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those look so yummy! and i love your plates! where'd you find them?
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea....neighborhood brunch:). love that!
ReplyDeleteah man. where oh where were you guys like two years ago? (i know.. i say that all the time) but that neighborhood would've been that much better with the hardisons in it when we lived there.
ReplyDeleteand as for breakfast club, i always go with the old standby with german pancakes (fun to put in indidual little dishes and serve with berries and powdered sugar.) 6 eggs, 1 c flour, 1 c milk, dash of salt, cap of vanilla, blend. pour in pyrex with melted butter in it and bake for 15 minutes at 375. easy peasy.
oh and 2:00?! that's just cruel. especially with babies at that time.
I love pancakes and bagels and sometimes we have crumpets although I prefer cumpets on a Sunday evening with lots of butter and jam followed by a slice of cake--it brings my childhood flooding back.
ReplyDeleteThose muffins look so delish, and I love that neighborhood breakfast idea! I'd love to be a part of something like that. Also, crepes are always a fun breakfast meal for a large group.
ReplyDeletedefinitely not healthy but you should try cinnamon roll pancakes. SO GOOD. caution they're really sweet so even though I usually eat 3 or 4 pancakes I can only handle about 1 of them!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmh, looks delicious !! Here we love ricotta pancakes, the Rose Bakery's recipe, this brioche recipe, a little long to make but yummy : http://www.lepetrin.fr/recettes/pate-levee/cornish-splits/ it's in french but I'll translate it to you if you want :), french crèpes are always appreciated and so simple to make, this kardamombullar recipe is also delicious : http://friant.blogspot.com/2011/10/kardemummabullar-maison-defaut-de.html, and I really want to try this one : http://meohmymama.blogspot.com/2011/12/pumpkin-pecan-waffles-with-cranberry.html...
ReplyDeleteFor everyday, a good granola !
Well, as you can see, I absolutely love sunday breakfast :)
Cinnamon roll pancakes if you're feeling especially naughty. Dillon made them this morning. With a side of fresh strawberries and tangerine slices, they're heaven!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.recipegirl.com/2011/03/01/cinnamon-roll-pancakes/
Those muffins look so good! When i get back, I am definitely going to have to try them :)
ReplyDeleteoh goodness, i wouldn't mind starting church at 2 if it involved these every sunday morning. scrumptious!!
ReplyDeletexo TJ
i wonder how many minutes into the first installment of our monthly breakfast club i'll be able to last before saying either "hey, smoke up, johnny!" or "no, dad, what about you?!"
ReplyDeleteoh my! these look seriously delicious. xo
ReplyDeleteThose look amazing. I love streusel toppings. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I love when you post photos of food.
I'm going to email you recipes right now!
Anna's orange scones are heavenly. I ate way too many, but they are worth every crumb and drop of orange glaze. Mmm
ReplyDeleteYour baby shower looked so perfect. You have great friends and wonderful sisters! :)
those look soooo delish! our church time just changed to 9am and i am soooooo bummed about it...we used to have 1pm and i loved the lazy mornings!!
ReplyDeletemmm, it's been way too long since i made something good for breakfast.
ReplyDeleteSo far this is my favorite breakfast recipe I have tried - sweet potato and sausage hash with eggs: http://www.thekitchn.com/brunch-recipe-s-162997
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! :D
ReplyDeleteyum, yum, yum!
ReplyDeleteBig fat red strawberries dipped in strawberry cream cheese and marshmellow cream mixed together. What a happy treat! Cutie blog.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Angela- Your baby shower looked amazing!! I loved the pictures. wow. I am so sad we couldn't go. Logan and Emma had a piano recital right at that time, then Logan had a basketball game right afterwards. I actually debated, but decided I couldn't miss my kids stuff. I have a gift for you though... so I am going to bring it by some time in the next week. It is very special, tell Clint to be excited. :)
ReplyDeletei love the idea of breakfast club.. please elaborate!
ReplyDeletei just made the most delicious (if i do say so myself) dutch baby (giant pancake!), for a valentines day brunch last saturday...
http://www.baker-maker.com/2012/02/valentines-day-obsv.html
i'll be posting the recipes this week on my blog so look out :) the dutch baby would be great for entertaining because you can prep most of it the night before, then pop it into the oven the next morning.
other ideas.. i think anything by pille!
http://nami-nami.blogspot.com/search/label/Recipes%3A%20Breakfast%2FBrunch
A breakfast club? That is the most perfect thing I've ever heard! Those muffins looks so good.
ReplyDeleteYour baby shower looked so pretty and perfect, right from a magazine. But I wouldn't expect anything less from you and your friends. :)
oh man, I have a testimony of late church! ha! for real, I love the breakfast, walks, reading the lessons with my husband, and feeling totally refreshed when I wake. :) :)
ReplyDeletehooray for beautiful breakfasts, late services, and neighborhood clubs. my kind of gal!
ReplyDeleteFun! There is a Better Homes and Gardens strata recipe with ham and asparagus that I LOVE. We make it every Christmas because you can make it the night before, and cook it up quickly the next morning. I'm sure it's online somewhere! Perfect for your club.
ReplyDeleteYou look beautiful.
Sarah