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Ideas for your second breakfast:
Country Ham, Cheddar, and Tomato Quiche - Nice and hearty, yet somehow fancy.
Austen Cucumber Tea Sandwiches - They honor my other favorite English author, but they're great for breakfast or tea time.
Braided Lemon Bread - For lovers of lemon curd.
Bacon Cheddar Chive Scones - When you want bacon to start off your day.
Buttermilk Biscuits - Pastry flour makes these extra tender.
Cream Scones with Chocolate Chunks - Indulgence for breakfast.
Cinnamon Buns - You'll never eat the ones from a can again.
I remember so well Bilbo's "eleventy-eleventh" birthday. Any body who was any Hobbit and any Hobbit who was anybody was there. Which means all of Hobbitton turned out. And the tall magical dude was very entertaining.
ReplyDelete*small voice* I have no idea what you're talking about--I have never read The Hobbit or LOTR. (And to think, I used to be a librarian!) But these recipes look delicious! :D
ReplyDeleteYou're kidding!! You haven't even seen the movies? I know there's 3 of them and they're crazy long (and I'm not even talking about the extended editions), but I thought everybody had at least seen them. And it must be a crime for a librarian not to have read at least "The Hobbit." ;)
DeleteIn a nutshell, hobbits love to eat so much one asks during their mission: "What about second breakfast? . . . What about elevenses? Luncheon? Afternoon tea? Dinner? Supper?"
You are such a great baker Shirley! Everything looks so good and I've been enjoying following your blog. I won't say "I'm not a baker" anymore since I share some baked goods several times (heeheheh) but I still need to learn more about baking common sense and I love coming here to read what you bake!
ReplyDeleteYou learn as you go. (And if you're like me, by watching too many cooking shows.) Your baking has been great, and you've tackled cheesecake! That always impresses a crowd.
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