Spend more time relaxing and less time cooking with a well-rounded brunch menu.
Do you know what I love about having people over for brunch?
The work I need to do the morning the guests arrive ends up being minimal.
Lori Rice
Some recipeslike eggs Benedictrequire more hands-on work before serving.
No need for a special pan, they bake freeform on a baking sheet.
Classic Mimosa
The mimosa is the classic brunch cocktail.
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Just mix orange juice and sparkling wine, and you’re done.
If you want to make mimosas THE cocktail of the brunch, consider creating a mimosa bar.
Cook it in a cast iron or non-stick skillet and cut in wedges.
Elana Lepkowski
It’s sweet and always a hit.
The overnight option makes a creamier texture.
If you want some fruit in your casserole, try ourblueberry French toastversion.
Lori Rice
The tots save time in prep and make the casserole extra appealing to kids.
Grown-ups like it, too.
Cut up bananas, apples, pineapple, and strawberries for dipping.
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Quiche is also a great make-ahead dish.
Dress it up with grated zucchini, tomatoes, basil, ricotta, and Parmesan.
you might also poached the eggs a day ahead of timeinstructions are on the recipe page.
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We also have a recipe for avegetarian version of eggs Benedict, if that’s what you’d prefer.
A mint, lemon, and honey dressing complements the persimmons, pomegranate seeds, and apples perfectly.
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