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Special Christmassy breakfast (not for Xmas day)

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mmmmmchocolate · 22/11/2014 11:28

I'm looking for some ideas for a nice Christmassy breakfast. Simple and fairly easy but I want something a bit special. It'll only be for 2 adults and 3 children, I've got some pastries in the freezer that I was thinking of baking, but what else?

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pregnantpause · 22/11/2014 11:32

I love nigellas Xmas breakfast muffins, and of course champagne at breakfast screams Christmas Wink

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NewLeafExpat · 22/11/2014 11:37

champagne

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NewLeafExpat · 22/11/2014 11:39

he he he... maybe champers with pancakes and a fruit selection for toppings... . or I like the sound of breakfast muffins. cheese muffins with a selection of ham, cheese, marmalades etc?

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hugoagogo · 22/11/2014 11:40

Pastries and proper coffee would be good for me- maybe with gingerbread syrup?
Some people might want meat though, how about mini Cumberland sausages and fresh rolls and salsa?

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Allalonenow · 22/11/2014 11:45

Christmas tree shaped crumpets
Iced star shaped gingerbread cookies (Leuberkoken?)
Star shaped panettone
Silver sparkles in the drinks
Gold chocolate coins decorating the plates

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bruffin · 22/11/2014 11:45

Scrambled egg with smoked salmon

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Allalonenow · 22/11/2014 11:48

Frozen berries in the glasses of fizz
Christmas pudding ice cream with toasted brioche

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BooDidIScareYou · 22/11/2014 12:06

cinnamon french toast with berries and creme fraiche...

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Somethingpink · 22/11/2014 12:28

Cinnamon swirls

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WreckTheHalls · 22/11/2014 12:31

American pancakes (Waitrose sell the Aunt Jemima readymade stuff if you're feeling lazy), with maple syrup and mixed berries or streaky bacon (soak it overnight in maple syrup too if you want a real treat!).

Served with champers or bucks fizz.

Divine.

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mmmmmchocolate · 22/11/2014 14:47

Ooh some lovely ideas thank you! I hadn't thought of pancakes or French toast at all.

I've already got the coffee and gingerbread syrup ;) I was wondering about serving bubbly or Buck's Fizz because we are going on the train afterwards to christmas shop and to see the christmas lights- I don't want a headache by lunchtime ;)

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BooDidIScareYou · 22/11/2014 15:18

sainsbo's do a luuurvely clementine bucks fizz that isn't very alcoholic if you're worried about getting tipsy. i think its about 4 quid a bottle. we have it on Christmas morning as opposed to making 'proper' bucks fizz for that exact reason

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yomellamoHelly · 22/11/2014 15:20

Eggs benedict.

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BooDidIScareYou · 22/11/2014 15:20
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Allalonenow · 22/11/2014 15:40

Oohh what's the gingerbread syrup called and where did you buy it please?

Agree about the clementine bucks fizz, though I use it to make jelly with.

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bruffin · 22/11/2014 16:25

You can get gingerbrwad syrup in any supermarket in the coffee section or starbucks and costa also do it.

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Allalonenow · 22/11/2014 16:56

Smile Thank you!

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ELR · 22/11/2014 17:31

That clementine Buck's Fizz is Devine!

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berberana · 22/11/2014 17:40

Last couple of years I've done Belgian sweet waffles with a version of Delia's spiced dried fruit compote and Greek yoghurt. Lovely and went down v well.

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mmmmmchocolate · 22/11/2014 18:55

I love that clementine Buck's Fizz. Might have to pop to sainsburys for a bottle!

I get the whittards gingerbread syrup, I'm hoping to get a new one in my stocking this year!

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Allalonenow · 22/11/2014 19:55

I don't have a Whittards nearby, but I've ordered the Monin version from Sainsburys Grin

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Allalonenow · 22/11/2014 21:33

I see that there are small children at the Christmasy breakfast, so crackers are a must!

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MagicBacon · 22/11/2014 21:42

My mum used to make toasted sandwiches in the Breville with mincemeat in them then sprinkle with icing sugar. You could do them or make them into French toast for a festive morning mince pie?

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GlowWine · 22/11/2014 21:46

Panettone! It is actually bread, not cake. It's not Christmas morning for me without a buttered (!) slice of it.

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