Breakfast & Brunch
Breakfast and brunch are two popular meal times that cater to different tastes and occasions.
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Sprite Biscuits
With only four ingredients, these Sprite Biscuits are some of the best biscuits you will ever make.
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Bisquick Coffee Cake
Bisquick Coffee Cake is a moist, crumbly cake with a cinnamon-flavored streusel topping for added texture.
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Cornmeal Mush
Cornmeal mush is a traditional dish made from ground dried corn (cornmeal) cooked with water until it thickens into a porridge-like consistency.
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Pecan Praline Syrup
Pecan Praline Syrup is delicious on French toast, pancakes or waffles! It's particularly delicious on banana or pumpkin pancakes.
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Crumpets
Crumpets are English griddle cakes made from a flour and yeast batter. They are characterized by their round shape, spongy texture and holes on the surface. They are enjoyed toasted and are popular for breakfast or tea time.
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Honey Bun Coffee Cake
Honey Bun Coffee Cake is a sweet, moist cake inspired by the flavors of a honey bun pastry. It features a soft, tender crumb with a rich honey glaze. The cake combines the warm, comforting flavors of honey, cinnamon and brown sugar, making it a popular treat for breakfast or dessert.
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Cracker Barrel Hash Brown Side Dish
Cracker Barrel Hash Brown Side Dish is a popular breakfast or side item served at Cracker Barrel restaurants. It features hash browns that are cooked until crispy and golden brown. The hash browns are baked to achieve a crispy exterior and tender interior. They are often served as a side with breakfast dishes like eggs, bacon, or sausage or as…
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Fluffy Maple Pancakes
Fluffy Maple Pancakes are flavored with maple syrup, a natural syrup made from the sap of sugar maple trees. They feature a rich, sweet flavor that highlights the distinctive taste of maple syrup.
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Shakshuka
Shakshuka is a Middle Eastern recipe, normally served for breakfast in Israel and elsewhere. It also makes an excellent main dish for brunch or dinner.
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Shoo Fly Pies
Shoo Fly Pies are molasses pies that were created by the Pennsylvania Dutch in the 1880s. They ate it with strong black coffee for breakfast.
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