Bottomless Brunch

Ryland Peters & Small

Summary

Pair your brunch recipes with boozy cocktails and delightful mocktails for a never-ending supply of breakfast fun.
Enjoy a bottomless brunch in the comfort of your own home with this delicious collection of brunch recipes paired with irresistible cocktails. There is no better way to enjoy a lazy morning at home than cooking up a storm and then rewarding your hard work with a decadent cocktail. Whether you're dining for two or cooking for a crowd, Bottomless Brunch will provide the inspiration to create your very own boozy brunch at home. Keep it simple with a classic Eggs Benedict paired with a Mimosa or make things more interesting with Baked Chilli Eggs matched with a long cold glass of Brunch Punch. Cooking for more? A pan of Slow-braised Beans with Ham Hock, some Cheddar Cornbread and a perfect Bloody Mary is a great way to feed, and impress, a crowd. There are even deliciously sin-free mocktail combos to appeal to the non-drinkers out there such as Herb Fritters with Fried Eggs and a Basil Limeade. Dive into this glorious collection of paired food and drink recipes and transform your brunch into a truly buzzing breakfast affair.

Available since: 06/06/2023.

Print length: 160 pages.

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