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Despite the fact that this is the second time in one week that I am writing about making pancakes, the truth is that I’m not a huge pancake person. I’ll take french toast or waffles over pancakes any day. That said, the pancakes I made yesterday morning might have converted me.  I awoke with a [...]

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We spent Memorial Day weekend in Connecticut at my in-laws’ house. Dave’s brother and his wife were visiting from New Zealand, and Dave’s sister and her husband came from Boston with their two little boys. We barbecued, ate good food, and hung out. In addition, Dave’s sister’s youngest was baptized and we all went on [...]

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Yesterday morning — our refrigerator bare, our stomachs empty and jet lagged — we headed to our local diner for some brunch. Above is what Dave had. I can’t say I missed the grease and the processed toast, but it sure did hit the spot.

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Moffle party

Two days ago, I fulfilled one of my goals for this trip: I bought a moffle maker. Many of my relatives here had learned of the appliance for the first time through me, so I decided what better time to first use it than at a family brunch. Yesterday, Kuri and Seri were in from [...]

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Yesterday, in preparation for leaving for Japan, I looked into the fridge to see what would not survive our 10-day absence. My inventory: fresh rosemary and thyme, a few eggs, some cream, the last bit of Beecher’s flagship cheese that we brought back from Seattle, along with two pints of mini heirloom tomatoes that I [...]

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Last weekend, we celebrated Mother’s Day a week early with Dave’s mom because we will be in Japan this Sunday. Dave’s parents came over and I cooked. When I make brunch, I always like to pair one sweet and one savory dish together, perhaps because when I go out to brunch I can never decide [...]

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Brunch at Five Points

Yesterday, I met my friend Julia (who I hadn’t seen in ages) for brunch at Five Points. I had heard good things about their well-hyped brunch, but I am always hesitant to go to trendy spots on the weekend as very few eggs are worth an hour wait.  I was late meeting Julia in front [...]

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Easter brunch at Telepan

Yesterday we celebrated Easter with Dave’s parents at Telepan (voted Best Newcomer in the 2007 Zagat’s survey). Chef/owner Bill Telepan is very much concerned with local sourcing for his seasonal menu, which is something that I greatly appreciate. His attention to detail was hard to miss in everything from the wall-size photo murals to the [...]

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Choco toast

Savoy (where I am currently a stage), is a block away from the Manhattan breakfast legend: Balthazar. My favorite menu item there is Le Panier, a basket of fresh baked breads, which includes one of my guilty pleasures: the chocolate bread. This bread can also be purchased from Balthazar Bakery, the small storefront adjacent to the [...]

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