Showing posts with label christmas breads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas breads. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

San Francisco Style Eggs and Potatoes with Cranberry Pineapple Bread

We have eggs for dinner sometimes, although this meal works perfectly fine as a brunch or breakfast. The eggs are combined with crisp mustard or collard greens to give them a tangy taste. The pineapple cranberry bread can be made in the bread machine the night before. Add some cream cheese and some jelly to the bread for a delightful taste.

Ingredients:


    * 8 eggs
    * 2 tablespoons half and half
    * Salt and pepper to taste
    * 1 onion, chopped
    * 4 cups of chopped mustard greens or collard greens
    * 2 tablespoons real butter (not margarine)
    * 1 tablespoon olive oil
    * 1 package of frozen hash browns (or make your own if you prefer)



Preparation:

  1. Place the hash browns in a pan and cook in the oven according to package directions.
  2. Cook the onion in the oil until tender.
  3. Add the butter to the pan and cook the greens until tender.
  4. Whip the eggs with the half and half and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
  5. Add to the pan and cook until set.
  6. Cut the cranberry pineapple bread into triangles and toast before serving.

Here is the recipe for the pineapple cranberry bread.

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Christmas Breads and Cakes



This week on my Sacramento Easy Meals Examiner gig, I've been posting recipes for Christmas breads and cakes. If you're still looking for some holiday breads or cakes to bake, look no further. I'm so full of baked goods right now I could burst. So far this week I've made:

German stollen
You've got to watch the video of the chef making stollen.

Apple kuchen
My husband adores anything apple, so this received a seal of approval.

Pineapple cranberry bread in the bread machine

I converted a recipe for pineapple cranberry bread for the machine, and WOW it turned out tasty!

Pumped up on pumpkin

I went on a hunt for new and interesting pumpkin recipes. These are the best. Alton Brown shows how to make pumpkin bread and muffins in a video. I can't wait to have the Pumpking Gingerbread Pudding on Christmas Eve. Christmas Day is reserved for Red Velvet cake, straight out of the Betty Crocker box. :-) I haven't found a recipe that beats that one.

Last of all, holiday breads and cakes wouldn't be complete without some Hot Holiday Drinks to go along with them.


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