Finally! the braised rabbit recipe is online! Check it out at The Hell With Dinner. Included is a recipe for a delightful cold soup.
Hobbit Day
Food blog about what we ate on Hobbit Day.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Second Breakfast
Second Breakfast was a full meal of bison sausages, hashbrowns, shaved smoked turkey, beans, eggs, tomatoes and mushrooms. This was the most amazing breakfast I've had all year. Tomatoes fresh from the garden packed so much flavor. The bison sausages had a great flavor somewhere between a breakfast link and a bratwurst. We went with bison and turkey since I don't eat pork. Since many traditional Irish and English breakfasts feature pork or bacon, I make it a challenge to find substitutes and variations.
First Breakfast
First Breakfast was a traditional Irish soda bread Farl served with jams and butter. Coffee and English Breakfast tea were to drink. To make the Farl, we used the recipe from Peters-Mums-Soda-Bread-Recipe.
Unfortunately, our baking soda wasn't the freshest and produced less leavening than we'd like. However, the flavor was warm and toasty. Marmalade and homemade raspberry jam sweetened the breakfast perfectly.
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We started this to record our recipies and celebrations of our Hobbit Day festivities.
As time passes, more recipies inspired by traditional English breakfasts and foods found in the LotR will be added along with tips on preparations and entertainment ideas so you too can have a glorious Hobbit Day.
“Farewell! wherever you fare, till your eyries receive you at the journey’s end!”
We started this to record our recipies and celebrations of our Hobbit Day festivities.
As time passes, more recipies inspired by traditional English breakfasts and foods found in the LotR will be added along with tips on preparations and entertainment ideas so you too can have a glorious Hobbit Day.
“Farewell! wherever you fare, till your eyries receive you at the journey’s end!”
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