Let's deconstruct yesterday's brunch, shall we?
Homemade pepper jelly. 50 points ( Plus two jars to take home, 1 red peppers, 1 green) 25 extra points
Banana, macadamia nut pancakes served with a little sauce Allison whipped up from fresh blueberries. Also real maple syrup from Canada I think? 123 points
There was a quiche with a crust of meltingly good thin potato slices. No picture available, I had to eat it v. quickly. 97 points
Um, a Caprese salad decorated with thick slices of avocado. 86 Points
And 3 kinds of cookies. The oatmeal raisin and the chocolate are gluten free and vegan. Crazy good. 117 Points if you are either you just might want her recipes.
The Whoppie Pies with the cream cheese filling? Melt in your mouth, not on the plate because we ate them all? 1001 Points
And a little Christmas box filled with biscotti, sugar cookies, chocolate dipped pretzels and CANDIES all prepared by the hostess. 659 Points
Did we have brunch with Martha?
Off to take a much needed nap. Oh and don't worry, I've got a training session at 6:00PM.
That extra 7 pounds "they" suggest we all pick up over the holidays? Well now I know where we get 'em.
I love your point scale. It all looks fabulously delicious.
ReplyDeleteOh Jane,
ReplyDeleteYour lunch looks absolutely delicious. Those cookies!!!! Can you send some over ;-)!
Happy new week and good luck with your training session!
Lieve groet, Madelief x
droool!x
ReplyDeleteEverything looks amazing! I've been looking for a red pepper jelly recipe and haven't found one that looks "right." Did your two jars come with a recipe?
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of effort and love in that brunch...you must have felt like a million bucks.!
ReplyDeleteOh, here's a recipe for Steve....I've tried dozens and this is my version.
ReplyDeletehttp://razmatazblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/200-gift-red-pepper-jelly.html
With that menu I would glad give up the 7 pounds.
ReplyDeleteI have a calculator by my side here but it may be pointless to tot up the points as there are more to be awarded for yourself and your lunching companions, not forgetting us, the envious readers, the artwork and the choreography, plus the neatness.
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing. I'm now fixated on the idea of thin potato slices on a quiche.
ReplyDeleteWho loves food more than you?
ReplyDeleteWhat a feast for the eyes only. 7 lbs
ReplyDeletewhat a horrible thought. I am off to have my coffee and hermit homemade cookies that is the point.
Helen xx
YUM! I like your friends!
ReplyDeleteOh my Jane, I've got hunger pangs just thinking about all your tasty delights. What would the holidays be like without all these amazing temptations? It wouldn't be nearly as jolly.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful holiday Jane. I hope it's filled with all that's merry and bright!!
x Deb
OK I'm hooked, potato slice crust for a quiche? It sounds magic I think I need to know how!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas and holiday xxx
Oh my goodness DELICIOUS...!! I am sooo hungry am reading this at breakfast time. Gorgeous photos and your points system makes me laugh !! XXX
ReplyDeleteOh my god! Im starving and the food looks amazing. I have been very busy with life over here and I am raging I missed flowers in the house..but I will enjoy checking out everyones stems. Sinead x ps Pixie the new pup is settling in but sheesh it sure is hard work!!
ReplyDeleteMy God that looks yummy! Thanks for some extremely hilarious posts and very inspiring flowery things! Have a lovely Christmas. Robx
ReplyDeleteNot weight watchers points then? At least you have the training session booked in to compensate. Can't say I've been doing much of that lately. Hopefully with a little sunshine and a wee beach break ahead I may just break even on the points scale. Have a very very merry Christmas Jane. It has been such a pleasure getting to know you this year. Looking forward to all your floral wizardry in 2012.
ReplyDeleteAmanda xx