Happy 2008! I hope everyone had a happy and safe holiday.
This morning our neighbors R and N had a few friends over for New Year's brunch. R put out quite the spread and all of us were feeling pleasantly stuffed:
She had every kind of bagel imaginable:
... thinly sliced lox:
... onion, cucumber and tomato:
... cream cheese and Monterey Jack cheese:
... a variety of spreads:
... including tuna salad:
... egg salad:
... and white fish salad:
N's stepsister, W, made sweet kugel:
... and R made Paula Deen's French toast casserole:
I was searching for a good recipe and came across Ina's corn muffins stuffed with raspberry preserves:
Our other neighbor friends, K and D, gave up a cappuccino cake for Christmas, so we brought that along for everyone to share:
My plate with a bagel with cream cheese and tomato, French toast casserole, sweet kugel, tuna and egg salads:
K made her decadent coffee cake for dessert:
... and we also noshed on cashews, dried fruit and mini peanut butter cups:
Thanks, R and N, for inviting us to such a wonderful brunch. We can't wait for next year!
That spread looks really good!
ReplyDeleteLook at all those bagels! Rofl! I've only seen a few packets in our stores, it's not very common here to have bagels. In fact, I don't think I have ever had one! Maybe I should try one just for kicks, see how it feels to be American! ;)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
Wow! What a wonderful looking brunch. My tummy just made a loud "feed me" sound! lol
ReplyDeletereminds me of sunday morning deli food when I was young. that's what you get on the weekends with new york jewish parents. old habits die hard. ;)
ReplyDeleteI keep staring at the egg salad. I loooove that stuff, though I am not in the majority there. it's something I actually crave from time to time. drool.
The food looks great, I wish my neighbors would do something like this:-)
ReplyDeleteHappy new year.
X M