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Morning Indulgence Without the Guilt

“When you can have great-tasting foods that you feel are an indulgence without the guilt, it makes keeping resolutions and sticking to a weight- management plan easier”

Keeping them is the hard part, especially for weight managers. Resolutions made on the first day of the New Year can be challenging to keep through the first month. via Dairy Field

Ill. smoking ban worries businesses

“That’s my morning relaxation thing”

Five mornings a week for the past 30 years, Toby Spradling has ordered biscuits, gravy and eggs at Tippey’s in Murphysboro, Ill. via Hawk Eye

Cottage Cheese - The Best Kept Secret

Classics never go out of style - whether presented simply or dressed up with trendy new touches. via Plano Star Courier

Loyal customers keep doughnut shop rolling along

“When (the competitor) first opened, we were actually so busy and people would say, ‘You hang in there,’ “

When customers step into Munster Donut, most stop near the register to look at the selection of more than three dozen doughnut varieties. via Post Tribune

For these restaurateurs, name changes on the menu

“Their lawyers are bigger than ours”

Boston Business Journal - by Naomi R. Kooker Boston Business Journal Two restaurateurs have had to change the names of their restaurant operations due to trademark issues. via Bizjournals

Beer Griddlecakes with Pilgrim Syrup

—–BATTER—– 1 3/4 c All-purpose flour

1 1/2 ts Baking powder

1/2 ts Baking soda

1/2 ts Salt

1 Egg

3 tb Oil

1 tb Molasses

1 Bottle beer

—–PILGRIM SYRUP—– 1 c Packed brown sugar

1/2 c Beer

1 tb Butter (optional)

For batter, mix dry ingredients. Beat egg with oil and molasses. Add to dry ingredients along with beer. Stir lightly, just until blended. Batter with be slightly lumpy and somewhat thick. Using about 2 TBS batter for each griddlecake, spoon batter onto hot and very lightly greased griddle. Spread with back of spoon to 3 1/2 to 4 inches in diameter. Cook until browned,

turning once. For syrup, combine ingredients in saucepan and boil for minutes. Makes 2/3 cups. Makes 20 griddlecakes, or 4-5 servings.



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Basque Tortilla

4 Slices Bacon

2 ts Sliced Green Onions/tops

3/4 ts Salt

Dash Pepper 3 Med. Potatoes

1 tb Snipped Parsley

1/8 ts Drie

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Basil Breakfast Strata

1 c Milk

1/2 c Dry white wine

1 Day old loaf swiss peasant

-bread or French bread cut -into 1/2 inch slices 8 oz Prosciutto, thinly sliced

2 c Arugula leaves (1 bunch)

3 tb Olive oil

1 lb Basil torta cheese, thinly

-sliced 3 Ripe tomatoes, sliced

1/2 c Basic Pesto

4 Eggs beaten

Salt and black pepper 1/2 c Heavy or whipping cream

—–BASIC PESTO—– 2 c Fresh basil leaves

4 md Cloves, garlic chopped

1 c Walnut meats or pine nuts

1 c Olive oil

1 c Freshly grated imported

-Parmesan Cheese 1/4 c Fresh grated Romano cheese

Salt and ground black pepper

One day before serving, mix the milk and wine in a shallow bowl. Dip 1 or 2 slices of bread in the milk mixture. Gently squeeze as much liquid as possible from the bread without tearing it. Place the bread in a 12 inch round or oval au grain dish and cover with a slice of prosciutto, several arugula leaves dipped in olive oil, some slices of basil torta, and a few tomato slices. Drizzle sparingly with pesto. Repeat the layering, overlapping the bread slices slightly, until the dish is filled Beat the eggs with salt and pepper to taste and pour evenly over the layers in the dish. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight. The following day remove the dish from the refrigerator and let warm to room temperature. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Drizzle the top with the cream and bake until puffy and browned, 45 minutes to 1 hour. Serve immediately. 6 portions

Basic Pesto 2 cups fresh basil leaves 4 medium size cloves, garlic

chopped 1 cup walnut meats (or pine nuts) 1 cup best quality olive oil 1 cup freshly grated imported Parmesan Cheese 1/4 cup freshly grated imported Romano cheese Salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste. Process the basil, garlic, and walnuts (or pine nuts) in a food processor fitted with a steel blade or in 2 batches in a blender, until finely chopped. With the machine running, pour in the oil in a thin, steady stream. Add the cheeses, a big pinch of salt, and a liberal grinding of pepper. Process briefly to combine. Remove to a bowl and cover until ready to use. Yield 2 cups.

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Man Dies In Fire While Cooking Eggs

CHICAGO An 85-year-old man cooking breakfast in his Portage Park home early Friday died after his clothes caught on fire on the Northwest Side, authorities said. via Cbs2chicago.com

No New Year’s Day breakfast in Youbou

“Last year we drove around town trying to encourage people to go to the breakfast”

The Youbou Volunteer Fire Department has decided not to host a pancake breakfast on New Year’s Day. via Tacoma Daily Index

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