Brunch
Fried Eggs on Corn Tortillas with Two Salsas (Huevos Divorciados)
As in many Mexican recipe names, there is a playful personification at work here: The eggs are "separated" by their salsas—one is topped with fiery red, the other with jealous green.
Asparagus and Parmesan Puddings
(Sformati di Asparagi e Parmigiano)
Sformato, which is a cross between a savory custard and a soufflé, can be made from a number of different vegetables. Asparagus is ideal and a Tuscan favorite — particularly in April and May when it is at its best. Serve these puddings as a first course or as a side dish; or accompany them with a salad for brunch or a light supper.
Sauteed Leek and Sausage Omelet
By Doreen imonsen
Piquant Crab on Jícama Wedges
If you can't find jícama-a sweet, crunchy root vegetable eaten raw-use English-cucumber rounds or put the crab mixture in a bowl and serve it with tortilla chips.
Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
Raisin-Hazelnut Sticky Buns
By Jeannette Ferrary and Lena Cederham Birnbaum
Oatmeal Muffins
The following recipe comes from my mother's home economics class in Louisiana back in the 1940's. I hope your readers enjoy the muffins as much as I do.
By Beth McCasland
Sausage and Vegetable Sauté with Eggs
Called chakchouka, this specialty is perfect for brunch, lunch or even a quick supper.Traditionally, it is prepared with a slender, spicy beef or lamb merguez sausage, and a soft bread is used in place of a fork to "grab and eat".
By Alain Cohen and Selma Brown Morrow
Benne Seed Angel Biscuits
"Benne" is the Carolina Low Country word for sesame seeds, which came to the United States from Africa. This biscuit dough is made a day or so ahead, then formed right before baking. Angel biscuits, so called because of their tender, light texture, will not keep well at room temperature once baked
Berber Soft Bread
Robert Colombi of Paris, France, writes: "My mother was Sicilian and my father, Corsican, but I was born in Morocco and lived there for many years. As I became older, I developed a stronger interest in cooking, especially after I moved to France and got married. I guess I started to feel very nostalgic about the country of my childhood, and it became more important for me to remember and re-create those tastes for my French friends and family."
Reminiscent of lightly fried pita bread, this rustic treat is good for breakfast. It is named after the first inhabitants of North Africa.
By Robert Colombi
Pancetta, Leek, and Goat Cheese Tartlets
What to drink: Delicate blanc de blancs Champagne pairs well with these hors d'oeuvres.