I didn’t want Duncan to feel left out…
Tea biscuits.
Daily Diversion #440: Biscuit for a Good Boy
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Tag Archives: Breakfast
Daily Diversion #367: Scone and Tea
The last few days have been pretty stressful, so on Saturday I popped in to the fabulous bakery that’s just around the corner from my day job. I saved this scrumptious scone for this morning’s breakfast. Between it, a cup of my fave tea, and a good book…I’m feeling a tad better.
Orange-Cranberry Scone from Laughlin’s
Daily Diversion #357: Post-voting Noms…
…at Stauf’s-German Village. I had a chai-der (chai latte/cider combination) and an epic blueberry muffin.
The breakfast of people who did their civic duty
Daily Diversion #348: Blueberry Pancakes
On Saturday, we had brunch at one of our fave neighborhood restaurants, Valter’s at the Maennerchor. I could eat these every day:
Blueberry pancakes
Blueberry pancakes
Daily Diversion #321: Tres Leches Cake Hot Tea
On Sunday morning, my fine husband made me some fabulous, tasty tres leches cake hot tea. He’s a keeper.
Tres Leches Cake Hot Tea
Daily Diversion #167: Out/In
Brunch out: French toast with sweet sauce and berries.
Dinner in: Tofu stir fry with leek “noodles” and Thai eggplant, with gai-lan on the side. My husband is the best.
Daily Diversion #123: Baking, Not Crying/Dutch Baby
It wasn’t all tears and boredom whilst my Internet was down. I made this scrumptious Dutch Baby for my mom’s birthday breakfast. If I cannot write, I bake. It’s therapeutic, creative, and opens my writing mind like a fierce, bracing gust of wind.
Mixed Berry Dutch Baby
Easy, gorgeous, and light.
Slice of life
What beautiful berries!
Cast-iron skillet
This is no ordinary skillet. No, it has an impressive pedigree. It was purchased, second-hand from a Goodwill, for my mother-in-law by her mother-in-law in 1953. She, in turn, gave it to my husband, The Chef, about 3 1/2 years ago. Before we married, before I became part of its story. Now, by baking this simple Dutch Baby, I’ve joined the line. Melded myself to their family history. Our family history.
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