Recipe ideas for a special Christmas breakfast
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| December 24, 2009
In Coffee and Convo, Kitchen Basics
Featured Recipe: Christmas Eggnog French Toast
What are your family’s Christmas breakfast traditions? We’ve done everything from French toast to sausage biscuits to quiche, but we always like to prepare something a little special.
Here are some of the special (and easy) breakfast recipes here on Kitchen Scoop. Just click on these links and you’ll go straight to our Recipe Box:
Pumpkin Granola Pancakes with Mountain Apple Compote
Chocolate Gravy with Croissants
One of our favorite cookbook recipes is the Eggs Benedict Casserole from Desperation Entertaining. 
(It’s not here on The Scoop yet, but you can find it in the book on page 282.) It uses a microwave Hollandaise recipe that’s to die for!
Be sure and leave your Christmas breakfast ideas in the comments section of this blog post. And have a very Merry Christmas!
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Christmas Eggnog French Toast
January 14, 2009
Christmas morning calls for a memorable breakfast – but nobody wants to miss out on the fun around the tree. Our French toast puts the eggnog to work adding that special holiday twist.
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Pumpkin Granola Pancakes with Mountain Apple Compote
December 08, 2009
Served with our Apple Compote or plain, these pancakes are so festive no one will realize that they’re also good for you.
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Chocolate Gravy with Croissants
March 06, 2009
Is it breakfast or dessert? You decide and let us know!
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Easy Spiced Stewed Apples
November 18, 2009
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Three-Cheese Broccoli Quiche
November 03, 2009
Lighter on the egg and emphasizing the trio of cheeses, our broccoli quiches will turn any brunch into a special occasion.
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The Mighty Omelet
March 10, 2009
Mighty good? Mighty easy? Mighty versatile? Mighty thrifty? Yes to all of the above, in Southern speak at least!
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