challah french toast — Spice & Hutch

challah french toast — Spice & Hutch

Many centuries later, French toast is a customer favorite on brunch menus across America, and it’s incredibly easy to make at home with ingredients that you’ve probably got on hand. Pillowy challah bread is one of the best breads (I imagine brioche is great as well!) for French toast because it sops up more of…

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31 Days of Global Flavors: Day 31

31 Mar 31 Days of Global Flavors: Day 31 Posted at 12:31h in Recipes, Tips by Toby Amidor On the last day of National Nutrition Month and the last day of my “31 Days of Global Flavors” series, my colleague and friend Dr. Keith Ayoob is sharing why he loves thyme — which is the…

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Dill Pickle Pasta Salad Recipe

Dill Pickle Pasta Salad Recipe

Pickles are having a bit of a moment—we’ve seen dill pickle flavor nuts, popcorn, deviled eggs…even dill pickle jelly beans! And what’s not to love? Dill pickles are tangy, herby, and salty. Today, we’re taking those flavor elements and working them into a summer classic: pasta salad. Dill pickle pasta salad, to be exact! What…

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Capricciosa pizza

Pizza Capricciosa | RecipeTin Eats

Topped with artichokes, ham, olives and mushrooms with a tomato pizza sauce, this is a pizza that’s almost uniquely Australian that we are VERY fond of! I just love this combination of toppings. Especially the artichokes! Pizza Capricciosa This is a pizza that Australians expect to see on every pizza menu, no matter how traditional Italian or…

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Rice Pudding – Spend With Pennies

This creamy rice pudding recipe is my husband’s all-time favorite dessert! This in this recipe, white rice (you can use leftover rice!) simmers in sweetened milk to make a comforting dessert the whole family will love. While there are many versions of rice pudding around the world, this classic rice pudding recipe is somewhat similar…

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Tolle Sache, schlechte Kampagne — Elisabeth Cölfen

Tolle Sache, schlechte Kampagne — Elisabeth Cölfen

Über vier Wochen ist der Wurster nun bei uns im Einsatz. Höchste Zeit für das Schlussfazit.DesignDas Design des Wursters spricht mich sehr an. Die Form, das klare Bedienkonzept und der Retro-Schriftzug sorgen dafür, dass der Wurster bei Nichtgebrauch nicht immer im Schrank verschwindet, sondern auch länger auf der Küchenarbeitsplatte bleiben darf. Ein echter Hingucker, der…

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