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"Essays" on Brunching "What did you dream last night?": Easy Seafood Brunches!
"Essays" on Brunching "What did you dream last night?": Easy Seafood Brunches!
"Essays" on Brunching "What did you dream last night?": Easy Seafood Brunches!
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"Essays" on Brunching "What did you dream last night?": Easy Seafood Brunches!

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Here is a book about having crab at all your favorite bunches and how to clean and deliciously cook it.  Inside the book are some fun ways to serve crab and some enjoyable suggestions of what kind of music to have with this

fun brunches.  There is even a theme brunch called "Goldilocks and the Three Bears".  What an easy way to cook and what fun! 

LanguageEnglish
PublisherBookRix
Release dateNov 23, 2017
ISBN9783743841420
"Essays" on Brunching "What did you dream last night?": Easy Seafood Brunches!

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    "Essays" on Brunching "What did you dream last night?" - Kaye Gillespie

    Mississippi Brunch

     4 catfish

    4 rutabagas                           

    4 red potatoes                           Crab Scrambled Eggs and  Sweet Catfish

    1 dozen of eggs

    5 lbs. of crabmeat

    2lbs. shelled pecans

    2 loaves of French bread

    2 Honey dew melons

    1 bottle of Karo clear syrup

    2 lbs. of butter

    1lb white sugar

    Sunflower Oil 

    2 bottles of Champagne

    fresh mint

    crushed ice

    Serves 4

    A Mississippi morning is the Delta yawning with dawn sun in her dark green eyes deciding what she needs us to do for her in the bright of the day. If you ever lived in Mississippi particularly by the river herself, you’ll know that you really work do for Her. Some working Mississippians fondly call her Honey do!

    In a broiler place four sticks of butter, 4 cups of Karo clear syrup, 3 cups of white,

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