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Mother’s Day and the Eggs Benny

January 12th, 2011 7 comments

It seems like we have organically grown a tradition in the Gray household. Breakfast on Mother’s Day! (home-cooked if possible). I know I’m A BIT late on this post, but I was going through photos last night and realised I didn’t blog about the fantastic breakfast I made this year!

2007
In 2007, we went to Rochester Park for breakfast at Graze
Mother's Day 2007

2008
We made a big breakfast for mummy at home. Pancakes with caramalized bananas, croissants, scrambled eggs, sausages.

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Mother's Day 2008
Mother's Day 2008

2009
Was spent with the Lies because I was in Hong Kong then, but also with a breakfast at The Press Room.
Mother's Day 2009

2010
And last year, home-cooked breakfast mostly by yours truly. Usually Jie Jie would help me out in the kitchen, but this time I tried to shoo her away as much as I could. Because, she qualifies as a mummy too.

Brunch became Champagne brunch when daddy popped a bottle he had hiding in the cooler.
Mother's Day 2010
On the menu was the usual pancakes. And just to be difficult, I decided to try eggs Benedict for the first time. Poaching eggs is hard enough, but making a hollandaise sauce AS WELL, I was seriously biting off more than I could chew.
Mother's Day 2010
But the challenge was set.

In the end, it turned out great! The Hollandaise sauce may have been a bit tangy (too much lemon), and I may have wasted 2 eggs trying to get the poaching method right, but everything else turned out GREAT!
Mother's Day 2010
At the end of the day, looks like little J got a bit inspired too!

Mothers’ Day

May 19th, 2008 13 comments

Instead of succumbing to the commercialism of mother’s day, we did what we used to do as kids… Make her breakfast! Jie jie and I make a great tag team.


So what’s cookin? We gave her the works!

Menu
Caramalized Banana pancakes with maple honey and double cream
Bratwurst Sausages
Scrambled eggs
Back bacon
Button & Portobello Mushrooms
Tomatoes
Toasted Crossaints

You’ll spot a Leow when you see one, it’s a family trait.


Lots of love

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