** 'Mary's Tea Room' Breakfast Fare **

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  • 10-05-2007 11:11 PM

    ** 'Mary's Tea Room' Breakfast Fare **

    Welcome!!

    Coffee Mary's Tea Room actually began over on the Recipes side of the board way back in Sept. of 2006. Many of the original Tea Angels have shared some awesome recipes this period of time. Many NEW Tea Friends have come to call and have left some of their own treasures as well. All of those gems have been gathered and 22 'Mary's Tea Room' recipe threads created as a sort of 'archive' of our time together. We hope all who stop by will find a recipe or two or more to add to their own recipe collections. And we hope, if they feel so inclined, that they might share some of their own gems as well! It will only make our treasure chest of Goodies that much more valuable!! Coffee

    (o: Mary and the Original Tea Angels! :o)

     

    1/3/08

    (o: Kay :o)


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  • 10-05-2007 11:11 PM In reply to

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    AFTERNOON TEA PANCAKES

    Posted by: suzycreamcheese_MI - Posted on: 10/31/2006

    AFTERNOON TEA PANCAKES

    2 cups plain flour
    2 tablespoons Caster Sugar
    1 tablespoon melted margarine
    1 Dessertspoon Golden Syrup
    2 tsp Baking Powder
    1 egg.
    A little milk for mixing

    Mix all the ingredients and heat a griddle or large frying pan. Drizzle with a little oil. Drop small amounts of batter into pan and fry and toss (about the size of a silver dollar, I guess) Arrange on a plate and spread with butter.

    Serve warm with jam.
    (o: Kay :o)


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  • 10-05-2007 11:11 PM In reply to

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    APPLE PUFFED PANCAKE

    Posted by: ckathynot_ca - Posted on: 10/11/2006

    Kathy says, "To go with our morning tea."

    APPLE PUFFED PANCAKE

    6 eggs
    1 1/2 cups milk
    1 cup flour
    3 tablespoons sugar
    1 teaspoon vanilla
    1/2 teaspoon salt
    1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
    1/4 pound butter
    2 apples, peeled and sliced
    4 tablespoons brown sugar

    Set oven to 425 degrees. Mix eggs, milk, flour, sugar, vanilla, salt and cinnamon. Melt butter in 12" quiche pan or 9x13" baking dish in oven. Add apple slices to baking dish. Return to oven until butter sizzles. Do not let brown. Remove from oven and pour batter over apples. Sprinkle with brown sugar. Bake 20 minutes until puffed. Serve immediately.
    (o: Kay :o)


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  • 10-05-2007 11:12 PM In reply to

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    APPLE SAUSAGE & MUSHROOM BREAKFAST CASSEROLE

    Posted by: Atchan - Posted on: 12/3/2006

    Judi says, "As promised, here's my own concoction of our favorite breakfast casserole."

    APPLE SAUSAGE & MUSHROOM BREAKFAST CASSEROLE

    1 Loaf of Sliced Sour Dough Bread
    1 Lb. Apple Sausage (the kind with pure Vermont Maple Syrup)
    About a Dozen Fresh Whole Mushrooms, sliced
    1 Medium Onion, sliced
    4 Eggs (I used 1 cup of egg substitute)
    2-1/4 Cup Milk
    1 Can Cream of Mushroom Soup
    2 Cups Monterey/Cheddar Cheese
    Parsley for garnish
    (I used cilantro)

    Cut or tear sour dough bread into cubes into a 9x13" pan.
    (I didn't use the whole loaf this time, & kept 2 slices aside since DH wanted a slice, & I couldn't resist either, LOL)
    Cook sausage until brown, set aside to cool and cut into bite-size pieces. Saute onions until caramelized and add sliced mushrooms.
    Add cooled sausage, onions, and mushrooms to pan.
    Combine eggs, milk, soup and mix well. Pour mixture over sausage.
    Cover and refrigerate overnight.
    Remove from refrigerator; let stand around 30 minutes.
    Bake uncovered at 350 for 45 minutes or until set.
    Sprinkle cheese on top and bake for 5 minutes or until cheese is melted.
    Garnish with parsley.

    Serves 6-8.
    (o: Kay :o)


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  • 10-05-2007 11:12 PM In reply to

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    BANANA OATMEAL WAFFLES

    Posted by: socaldeb - Posted on: 12/18/2006

    Deb says, " When I make Waffles I use the recipe on the Bisquick box. They come out Yummy. His Waffle Maker came with a recipe book and it has Banana Oatmeal Waffle recipe. Christopher thought they sounded Yummy! Also Pineapple Raisin Waffles so here is what the book says. I am sure you could probably mix this by hand also."

    BANANA OATMEAL WAFFLES

    1 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
    1 Tablespoon baking powder
    1/2 teaspoon baking soda
    1 cup regular oats, uncooked
    1/4 cup brown sugar
    1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
    1 pinch of nutmeg
    1 2/3 cup buttermilk
    2 large eggs
    1/3 cup butter, melted
    3 ripe medium bananas, sliced

    Lightly grease and preheat Waffle Baker. Using a food processor, add all of the ingredients except the bananas and process until smooth, stopping once to scrape down the sides of the processor bowl. add the bananas to the mixture and pulse 5 to 6 times. Pour batter into the center of each waffle section of the Grid surface. Close lid and bake to the desired crispness. Remove Waffles. Repeat with the remaining batter.

    Yield: approx. 16- 4 inch waffles.
    (o: Kay :o)


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  • 10-05-2007 11:12 PM In reply to

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    BANANA STUFFED FRENCH TOAST w/STRUESEL TOPPING

    Posted by: ckathynot_ca - Posted on: 10/28/2006

    Kathy says, "Enjoy!"

    BANANA STUFFED FRENCH TOAST w/STRUESEL TOPPING

    2 tablespoons plus 1/4 cup butter, unsalted
    2 tablespoons plus 1/2 cup sugar
    2 tablespoons water
    2 large ripe bananas, sliced
    1 1 pound unsliced loaf egg bread, trimmed and sliced
    2 cups milk
    6 large eggs
    2 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon
    1/4 teaspoon vanilla
    1 1/2 cp thinly sliced almonds, toasted
    1/4 cp brown sugar, packed
    1/4 cup quick-cooking oats
    2 tablespoons flour
    maple syrup

    Melt 2 tablesppons butter in heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add 2 tablespoons sugar and 2 tablespoons water and stir until sugar dissolves. Continue stirring until mixture is foamy, about 2 minutes. Add bananas; cook until tender, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes. Transfer to small bowl; cool. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Using small sharp knife, cut 2" long slit in 1 side of each bread slice, cutting 3/4 of way through bread and creating pocket that leaves 3 sides of bread intact. Divide banana mixture equally among pockets in bread. Whisk milk, eggs, 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, vanilla and 1/2 cup sugar in large bowl to blend. Pour into large glass baking dish. Place bread in egg mixture; let soak 10 minutes turning occasionally. Place almonds in shallow bowl. Carefully remove bread from egg mixture and coat both sides with almonds. Place bread on heavy large baking sheet. Mix brown sugar, oats, flour and remaining 2 teaspoons cinnamon in medium bowl. Add remaining 1/4 cup butter and run in, using fingertips until moist clumps form. Sprinkle topping over bread. Bake french toast until topping is golden brown and filling is hot, about 25 mintues. Transfer toast to plates. Serve hot with maple syrup.
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  • 10-05-2007 11:12 PM In reply to

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    BLINTZ CASSEROLE

    Posted by: ckathynot_ca - Posted on: 10/11/2006

    Kathy says, "How about some BLINTZ CASSEROLE for our morning tea? Very very good!"

    BLINTZ CASSEROLE

    12 blintzes (golden is best), frozen
    1 stick butter
    1 tablespoon vanilla
    1/2 cup sugar
    1 1/2 pints sour cream
    4 eggs

    Melt butter in bottom of 9x13" baking dish. Roll blintzes in butter and fit tightly in baking dish. Beat eggs, sugar, vanilla and sour cream together. Pour over blintzes. Bake 1 hour at 350 degrees.
    (o: Kay :o)


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  • 10-05-2007 11:13 PM In reply to

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    BLUEBERRY FRENCH TOAST

    Posted by: KC10 - Posted on: 10/15/2006

    Kay says, "This morning we had Blueberry French Toast for Breakfast and instead of having coffee, which we normally do, DH suggested we have some tea instead!
    :O) So, I brewed a wonderful pot of my favorite Sweet and Spicy Tea/Herb Blend!! Well guess what? It was the perfect match!!! We were both really impressed with how well they complimented each other!! And then DH suggested I share the recipe with my dear Tea Ladies in the Tea Room!! :O) He's quite the guy!!! :O)
    I've posted this recipe in my faves and I think on the regular recipe board. Others have as well. It is a TOH recipe that was first published, I believe, in Quick Cooking? I forget! I got the recipe from my uncle who was having to watch his cholesterol!! He made it for a family brunch the morning after his wedding!!! She made a spicnach-egg bake that was mighty tasty, too. But guess which dish they ran out of? lol Here you go ~"

    Reposted by: emr - Posted on: 11/12/2006

    Elza says, " Weren't you the one who posted the Blueberry French Toast a while back? Just wanted to let you know that I made it this weekend for a ladies' brunch and it was a BIG hit. I really liked it -- not too sweet, but the cream cheese gave it a wonderful texture."

    BLUEBERRY FRENCH TOAST

    12 slices day-old white bread, crusts removed*
    2 (8 oz.) pkgs. light cream cheese
    1 c. fresh or fozen blueberries
    eggbeaters equivalent to 12 eggs
    2 c. skim milk
    1/3 c. maple syrup

    Cut bread into 1" cubes; place half in 13X9X2" baking dish coated w/non-stick cooking spray. Cut cream cheese into 1" cubes; place over bread. Top w /blueberries & remaining bread. In a large bowl, combine egg substitute, milk & syrup; mix well. Pour over bread mixture. Cover & chill 8 hours or overnight. Remove from refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Cover & bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Uncover; bake 25 - 30 minutes longer or until golden brown & the center is set.

    In saucepan combine:
    1 c. sugar
    2 Tb. cornstarch
    1 c. water

    Bring to a boil over medium heat; boil for 3 minutes, stirring constantly. Stir in 1 c. fresh or frozen blueberries; reduce heat. simmer for 8 - 10 minutes or until berries have burst. Serve over French toast. Top with low-fat cool whip if desired.

    Yield: 8 (1 3/4c.) servings


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  • 10-05-2007 11:13 PM In reply to

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    Smile
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  • 10-05-2007 11:13 PM In reply to

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    BREAKFAST BREAD PUDDING

    Posted by: Atchan - Posted on: 4/18/2007

    Judi says, "Here's the breakfast bread pudding I made on Sunday...its Barefoot Contessa's recipe."

    BREAKFAST BREAD PUDDING

    5 Extra Large Eggs
    2 Egg Yolks (I left this out)
    2- 1/2 Cups Half & Half
    1/3 Cup Honey
    1-1/2 tsp. Vanilla
    2 tsp. Orange Zest
    1/2 tsp. Kosher Salt
    Brioche Loaf
    (I used Challah Bread)
    1/2 Cup Golden Raisins
    (I added just a little more)

    Whisk together eggs, half & half, honey, vanilla, orange zest & salt. Set aside.
    Slice the brioche into 6 slices, 1" thick pieces. (My loaf made more slices) Lay half of the bread slices flat in a 9x14x2 oval baking dish. Spread the raisins on top of the slices & place remaining slices on top. Make sure that the raisins are in between the layers of bread or they will burn. Pour the egg mixture over the bread & allow to soak 15 minutes. Bake at 350 degrees for 55-60 minutes or until pudding puffs & custard is set.

    Serve with lots of butter & maple syrup.
    (o: Kay :o)


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  • 10-05-2007 11:13 PM In reply to

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    BUBBLE & SQUEAK

    Posted by: scc - Posted on: 9/17/2006

    BUBBLE & SQUEAK
    The Colonial Williamsburg Tavern Cookbook
    by Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

    A vegetarian adaptation of an old English favorite. Bubble and Squeak derives its name from the sounds it makes while cooking.

    4-5 large all-purpose potatoes (4 pounds), peeled and quartered
    Salt
    1/4 cup olive oil, divided
    1 medium head green cabbage (2 pounds), halved, cored, and thinly shredded
    Freshly ground black pepper to taste
    1 large egg, lightly beaten
    1 tablespoon finely snipped chives or 2 scallions, trimmed and thinly sliced

    In a large saucepan, place the potatoes and pour in enough cold water to cover. Add salt to taste and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce the heat to medium high and cook until the potatoes are very tender, 20-25 minutes. Drain well and puree in a food mill or potato ricer or pass through a fine-mesh sieve. Transfer to a large bowl.
    In a large skillet, heat half the oil. Add the cabbage and season with salt and pepper. Cook over medium-high heat, stirring often, until the cabbage is tender and most of the moisture has evaporated, about 10 minutes. Cool slightly in the skillet.
    Add the cabbage, egg, chives or scallions, and salt and pepper to the potatoes. Mix well to blend and divide into 16 equal portions. Use your dampened hands to form thick patties.
    In a large skillet over medium-high heat, heat the remaining oil. Add the patties and cook, turning once or twice, until golden brown on both sides, 7-10 minutes. Drain on paper towels and season with salt and pepper before serving.

    Courtesy of FoodReference.com.
    (o: Kay :o)


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  • 10-05-2007 11:13 PM In reply to

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    CHRISTMAS MORNING BREAKFAST TACOS

    from the kitchen of: Samantha (sam0904)
    Easter - 4/8/07

    Christmas Morning Breakfast Tacos

    scrambled eggs
    hash browns
    salsa
    soft taco shells
    anything else good & yummy
    shredded cheese
    chopped ham or sausage
    onions
    sour cream

    Cook eggs as normal and brown hash-browns separately. Build your breakfast tacos. Add salsa, cheese, sour cream, etc.

    Sam's Note: You can add stuff to scrambled eggs when cooking, too.
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  • 10-05-2007 11:13 PM In reply to

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    CREPES SUZETTE'S

    Posted by: Omatje_Calif - Posted on: 10/27/2006

    Susan says, "We really forgot the Crepes Suzette's what could be served with the Tea's. -

    Here is my simple recipe. I will describe it with one egg, which makes about two crepes. To make 8 crepes, start with 4 eggs and quadruple the rest of the ingredients.

    While you mix your ingredients, put a skillet on the stove. You should use a flat-bottomed, well seasoned pan (you don't want your crepes to stick). You do not need a special crepe pan for this. Preheat it over medium heat.

    Start with your ratio of one egg, two heaping tablespoons (I use a silverware spoon, a little more volume that a measuring spoon) of flour, 1/2 cup of milk and a dash of salt. Whisk until the lumps are gone. This should give you a thin batter.

    Melt a tsp. of butter in the pan and heat until bubbling. Pour in enough batter to cover about half the bottom of the pan. Roll the pan to distribute the batter over the bottom. This should be a thin layer. When the batter on the top is no longer liquid, flip the crepe. The flip side cooks quickly, remove it when it gets tan.

    Serve with sugar mixed with cinnamon and/or your favorite jam. If there are any left over, store them with a layer of plastic wrap in between and a good layer on top to seal. If you freeze them, make sure they are fully thawed before handling.

    This is the easiest way to make a Crepe for Crepe Suzette and you can use any filling you like and any sauce to put over it.

    You can make desserts or hearty luncheons with them!!

    Have fun making those Crepes"
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  • 10-05-2007 11:14 PM In reply to

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    GERMAN PIZZA

    Posted by: Germanlady - Posted on: 9/10/2007

    Germandlady says, " I doubt this is a "real" German recipe but that is what it is named! I've not tried it but have made something close to it. This sounds good. I hope you will enjoy it."

    GERMAN PIZZA
    From The Best of Country Cooking 1998; recipe submitted by Marsha Benda, Round Rock, Texas
    She says, hash browns make a delectable "crust" in this breakfast-style pizza.

    1/4 c. butter
    3 c. frozen shredded hash browns
    1/8 t. salt
    Pinch pepper
    4 eggs, lightly beaten
    1/2 pound fully cooked ham, julienne
    1/2 c. shredded cheddar cheese

    In a medium nonstick skillet over low heat, melt butter. Add potatoes, salt and pepper; cover and cook for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Pour eggs over the potatoes; sprinkle with ham. Cover and cook for 10-12 minutes or until the eggs are set. Sprinkle with cheese; cook, uncovered, until melted. Cut into wedges.

    Yield: 6 servings.
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  • 10-05-2007 11:14 PM In reply to

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    MAPLE ROASTED BACON

    Posted by: Atchan - Posted on: 4/18/2007

    MAPLE ROASTED BACON

    3/4 Lb. Thick Cut Smoked Bacon
    (16 slices)
    1-2 T. Good Maple Syrup

    Bake at 400 degrees for 15-20 minutes over rack with pan until bacon begins to brown. Remove & brush bacon with maple syrup & bake another 3-5 minutes until bacon is a warm golden brown.
    (o: Kay :o)


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