Weekend breakfasts, brought to you by Zabar’s

Amy | Breakfast, Oranges, Pictures | Sunday, March 30th, 2008 |

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A few weeks ago, I made a Dutch baby pancake for breakfast and learned from Audrey in the comments section that lingonberry jam is a terrific addition. So when I found myself at Zabar’s last Sunday (my first time!) after brunch with Gil’s family (another first!), I made sure to look around their jam section for a jar. I chose between three brands, which was such a luxury.

And Audrey was oh, so right — the jam was a perfect accent to the pancake. It melted into the butter and lemon juice and turned into a sweet & tart glaze and oh dear lord I really need another one right this second…

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Deep breath. And moving on…

Because I didn’t know when we’d be coming home or after how much walking last weekend, I didn’t want to get too loaded down at Zabar’s. It was tough, but we left with only a few precious items. In addition to the jam, I picked up a smallish container of truffle butter because I could almost taste the shirred eggs I’d make when I first saw it.

The butter did not disappoint. Especially when mixed with heavy cream.

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Don’t you just love blood oranges, by the way? I’ve been eating my weight in them this week while they’re still around. The color just sends me.

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3 Comments »

  1. i *love* a dutch baby. i’ve never had one with lingonberry jam tho. i also didn’t know it was possible to find so many brands of said jam, since i’m only familiar with the ikea brand. i guess if it were going to be anywhere, it’d be zabars.

    yum!

    Comment by michelle @ TNS — March 30, 2008 @ 10:10 pm

  2. truffle butter on shirred eggs
    and a lingonberry dutch baby

    could qualify for a last meal…

    Comment by Claudia (cook eat FRET) — March 31, 2008 @ 12:07 am

  3. I love the color of blood oranges, too. Also, eating something with “blood” in the name.

    Comment by Jecca — March 31, 2008 @ 2:59 pm

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