Alice's Cookbook by Alice Hart

    • Categories: Quick / easy; Breakfast / brunch; Cooking ahead; Fall / autumn; Swiss; Vegetarian
    • Ingredients: rolled oats; almonds; apples; natural yogurt; mixed seeds; honey; cloudy apple juice; berries of your choice
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  • Crisp, maple-sugared bacon with oven hash browns and poached eggs

    • Melanie on March 02, 2014

      The hash browns were great! It took a while to bring them together so probably wouldn't make regularly. The maple syrup bacon was okay but only okay - not worth a repeat. Instead of poached eggs I went with scrambled.

  • Maple and blueberry sticky buns

    • Melanie on March 02, 2014

      Definitely sticky! Very moist, I didn't need to drizzle with the extra syrup as I found that they didn't need it. Use a pastry scraper when working the dough as it is quite sticky. Worked well in the muffin tin even though the pinwheels didn't look that great. I substituted dried currants for the blueberries which worked really well.

  • Cheddar cornbread muffins

    • Melanie on March 02, 2014

      Very good - best served warm within a day or so of baking. I ate these with one of the Bill Granger tomato chutney recipes. I substituted mozzarella for part of cheddar cheese (mozzarella went into the batter and I used cheddar for the centre). I also subbed lemon and milk for the buttermilk.

  • Glazed cabbage

    • Barb_N on November 14, 2015

      I adapted this recipe heavily; well I used the same ingredients but roasted cabbage wedges with liquid to accompany cider braised pork. Tasty and simple.

  • Honey's raspberry turnovers

    • TLouise on December 27, 2020

      Great easy recipe. Don't use frozen fruit or they end up a little soggy.

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    The 2012 Piglet Tournament of Cookbooks vs. Roberto Santibañez & J. J. Goode's Truly Mexican

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