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Brunch

Creamy Scrambled Eggs with Crispy Potatoes

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Papaya Seed Dressing

Subscribing to the theory that epicurean cooking should, ideally, be easy and inexpensive, I submit this recipe, which I obtained during the summer I taught school on Guam. It's for a dressing of mine that is excellent on fruit salads and even makes an outstanding dressing for coleslaw as part of a summer picnic. Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Carrot-Orange Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting

Carrot cakes have been a part of American baking for years, and they remain a favorite dessert in the heartland. This version has a hint of orange from the juice and peel and lots of the rich cream cheese frosting that everyone expects (and loves). Thin orange peel strips make a pretty garnish.

Maple Oatmeal Muffins

These tempting, reduced-fat muffins are a nice way to get started in the morning.

Walnut, Arugula and Gorgonzola Crostini

In this easy starter, a mix of tangy blue cheese, chopped toasted walnuts and peppery arugula makes a delicious topping for baguette toasts.

Mocha and Raspberry Trifle

Definitely not Ye Olde English Classic, but very delicious and very contemporary. Using store-bought sponge cake (ask for it at your supermarket bakery) or pound cakes simplifies assembly.

Canadian Bacon Fried Eggs with Blue Cheese

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Corned Beef Hash

If you choose to make this hash with eggs, you’ve got breakfast. Take away the eggs, pair it with a green salad, and dinner is served.

Goat Cheese and Leek Galette

With the galette, offer radicchio tossed with black olives, toasted walnuts and a Sherry vinaigrette. Spoon some stewed rhubarb over vanilla ice cream to top off the meal.

Baked Blueberry-Pecan French Toast with Blueberry Syrup

You don't have to be in the kitchen at the crack of dawn to prepare a terrific breakfast. In this recipe the French toast is soaked overnight like bread pudding — in the morning all you need to do is add the topping and pop it in the oven. Serve it with coffee, juice, and fresh fruit and you've got a well-rounded way to start the day.

Ham and Egg Strata

A wonderful brunch dish. You will need to begin preparing it a day before serving.
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