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The Book of Breakfasts |
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Somebody once said; 'Breakfast is the most important meal of the day'. Everybody should start a busy day with breakfast. I have been reliably informed that a good bit of cholesterol in the mornings, gets rid of suicidal tendencies however it was a dairy farmer who told me this! |
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Breakfast in France Our Holiday in France (my wife having a B&B only allows us to holiday in January!): I was quite dismayed by the breakfasts there. The nearest to a cooked breakfast was a delicious sausage sandwich produced to us in a motorway stop near Bordeaux. Other than that, it was fluffy pastries and fruit – no wonder all the French are thin and why they take 2 hours over lunch. . Brunch Book I am currently trying to finish the ‘Brunch’ Book. There are many innovative dishes as well as some traditional ones. I have tried to include dish from as may countries as possible but, it only seems to be us and the Americans that take this important meal seriously. So, look out for The Brunch Book in June this year. It is being launched at the Royal Cornwall Show. I believe Brunch is an American invention, for a meal as the name would imply, to be eaten in-between or instead of breakfast and lunch. This is a feast, usually informal pyjamas and dressing gowns can be worn, at leisure, on Sundays with the papers and/or on holiday. It is more substantial than an early morning breakfast (well, mine are) and may go to two or three courses! Starter main course toast and jam or a ‘puddingey’ thing. These days, it is quite fashionable to have ‘Brunch Meetings’ in the City offices |
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| If you would like a copy of 'Breakfast' by Hugo Woolley, please click here. | |||||||||||||||||
| Nearly everybody can make breakfast - if they can't, it is very easy to learn. Hopefully this book will inspire you to make a great breakfast. There are Breakfasts that are good for you, some that will put on a few pounds, substantial, light or fruity, spicy or creamy, some to sort out a hangover, or a work of art to eat late on Sunday morning with the papers and listening to The Archers (for American readers; the Archers are farming folk depicted in a radio 'soap' - something some of us Brits have been listening to for the past forty years!) There are ideas for quick breakfasts and breakfasts you prepare the night before. |
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| Bed & Breakfast News Magazine. |
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| 2007 The Breakfast Book |
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