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By: Rachel @ Baked by Rachel

I’d love that fritata! Rachel @ Baked by Rachel’s last post: A Tradition: Cranberry-Orange Pinwheels {and a giveaway!}

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By: Monica

Savory!!! Although that pumpkin French toast sounds appealing- I would have to adapt it to be dairy free. I do make sugarplum muffins Christmas morning as our sweet treat but it may just be a way to...

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By: Rochelle

I’m going to try that apple-bacon-no cheddar here frittata looks fantastic, and the presentation on that citrus is fabulous. And of course we all love hash browns! (I’ll make them ahead for sure.)...

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By: Melissa @ Baking For The Boys

I love brunches and breakfasts. I am sharing my family’s Christmas breakfast menu with everyone over at my blog. I do the same thing every year because it is a tradition and oh so good! Please visit!...

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By: cat @ NeoHomesteading.com

I’ve made baked french toasts before. Usually I use whatever wheat or grain bread I have around. This year I’m thinking I might make a rustic bread JUST for breakfast. I love the idea of easy already...

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By: Nancy

Great tips – thank you! We love your ABC frittata around here.

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By: Lea @ GourmetMommy

I LOVE brunch! Was my fav before kids, and is one of the few entertaining options that’s just as much fun (if not more) with kids! Roasted Salmon is a go-to for me. Super easy, looks fancy, can’t go...

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By: Amy K

We tried the cornmeal pancakes this past weekend – yum! One of our brunch favorites is a large oven pancake with fried apples.

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By: Wenderly

What gorgeous menus!! I don’t think I can pick! LOL! Happy Holidays love! Wenderly’s last post: Aunt Marcey’s Old Fashioned Hard Tack Candy

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By: 4 Simple Steps To a Holiday Home « HomeWorld Furniture

[...] 4. Heat apple cider with mulling spices. Not only will your home smell wonderful, it’s also a delicious treat everyone will enjoy. http://www.simplebites.net [...]

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By: Rachel @ Baked by Rachel

I’d love that fritata!

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By: Monica

Savory!!! Although that pumpkin French toast sounds appealing- I would have to adapt it to be dairy free. I do make sugarplum muffins Christmas morning as our sweet treat but it may just be a way to...

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By: Rochelle

I’m going to try that apple-bacon-no cheddar here frittata looks fantastic, and the presentation on that citrus is fabulous. And of course we all love hash browns! (I’ll make them ahead for sure.)

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By: Melissa @ Baking For The Boys

I love brunches and breakfasts. I am sharing my family’s Christmas breakfast menu with everyone over at my blog. I do the same thing every year because it is a tradition and oh so good! Please visit!...

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By: cat @ NeoHomesteading.com

I’ve made baked french toasts before. Usually I use whatever wheat or grain bread I have around. This year I’m thinking I might make a rustic bread JUST for breakfast. I love the idea of easy already...

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By: Nancy

Great tips – thank you! We love your ABC frittata around here.

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By: Lea @ GourmetMommy

I LOVE brunch! Was my fav before kids, and is one of the few entertaining options that’s just as much fun (if not more) with kids! Roasted Salmon is a go-to for me. Super easy, looks fancy, can’t go...

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By: Amy K

We tried the cornmeal pancakes this past weekend – yum! One of our brunch favorites is a large oven pancake with fried apples.

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By: Wenderly

What gorgeous menus!! I don’t think I can pick! LOL! Happy Holidays love!

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By: 4 Simple Steps To a Holiday Home « HomeWorld Furniture

[…] 4. Heat apple cider with mulling spices. Not only will your home smell wonderful, it’s also a delicious treat everyone will enjoy. https://simplebites.net […]

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