It's called Northern Michigan Wildberry Toast.
It's French toast filled with a wild berry cream cheese.
I am all about presentation and I think this one is pretty good. Because the rim is so busy, this plate needed no garnish. It was a wise chef who curtailed the ubiquitous urge to toss parsley and an orange section on this plate. (Don't even let me get started on the overuse of parsley as a garnish--I will say just one thing -- parsley does not belong on a plate if it's not used in the dish, and please don't ever use parsley to garnish a dessert!) O.K. that was two things. Sorry...
I do have one little suggestion that would put this presentation over the top--gently set two blueberries and a blackberry into the filling that is oozing out of the toast. I guess it would be pretty expensive to get fresh wild berries at this time of the year in Michigan.
I could only eat two pieces. I like it without the butter or the syrup. I also left all the bacon. So, I guess I wasted more than 50% of it! Long ago I got over the need to finish everything that was served to me. I eat just as much as I want to and then stop. I hate to feel stuffed.I have made a lot of progress on my table runner. It's made from 3-inch blocks and it will take about 64 blocks to complete. Here it is half finished.
Do you think it's a pretty good complement to the dishes?
I am quite satisfied with it and intend to do a table runner to match all the different dinner plates I have. I think I have upwards of 25 different patterns, so that should keep me busy for some time!
I think I will spend the next hour working on the hand quilting of the big 'Roses are Red, Borders are Blue' quilt. It's been over a week since I've worked on it. It will never get done if I continue at that pace!
Love the table runner. It matches your dishes perfectly. You are so creative! I read your blog to try to get myself inspired! I am in northern Ohio and the winters just make me so unmotivated!
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Janet, Welcome and thank you.
ReplyDeleteI would be quite pleased if I actually inspired you to do a project. :) I think I don't mind the long winters so much because I always have tons of projects to keep myself entertained.
I do like that table runner with the dishes..now all you need is something in solid yellow and solid brown(if that is the right color I am seeing.
ReplyDeleteYou know Zoey I think you will need a longer winter than the rest of us so you get all your projects finished!! lol
Ther table runner is perfect for the dishes - great job! That breakfast looks waaaaay tooo good!!
ReplyDeleteI could really go for some of that french toast! Now I'm going to go to bed hungry Zoey. I hope you're happy!
ReplyDeleteWe've had more snow this weekend too, but glorious sunshine today. A tiny taste of what's to come :)
Just keep sewing...just keep sewing...
(you're doing a nice job).
Yum-filled French toast! Will have to try that. : )
ReplyDeleteAnd the table runner looks perfect with the dish-you are good! : )
The French Toast looks scrumptious. I've had stuffed french toast before but not with blueberries (my favorite berry)
ReplyDeleteThe colors in your table runner are perfect. You have a good eye.
Oh my, that looks very delicious!
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I will leave the sewing department to you, Zoey while admiring what you make.
ReplyDeleteBut in the berry-filled French toast department... do you need an assistant? I like decadent!!
The rules on parsley sound very logical.
Ample Annie at the Transplantable Rose
LOVE it!
ReplyDeletePerfect with your dishes!
And yes, I have the blog blahs too!
Can't think of much to write about... what's up with that!