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He also came home yesterday with two new half whiskey barrels for me.
We have an 11:00 a.m. Easter potluck brunch to go to. I am making the blueberry french toast casserole that I made last year. Patti from Osage Bluff sent me the recipe--thanks again, Patti!
It is very delish with cream cheese and blueberries throughout. It sit overnight in the refrigerator so the bread can absorb all the eggs. Once I bake it, it gets topped with a thickened layer of blueberries.
You can find the recipe all over the net. Just search for "blueberry french toast" recipe.
I hope everyone has a great Easter today!
That looks scrumptious. Have fun today. Have a happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it funny that as we age, we start looking for less stuff. Worked all those years to accumulate and then decide to let so much go.
Cher Sunray Gardens
I did exactly the samee thing this year on my front porch, went from six pots to two large ones. I am planning on cutting down on the back patio also, just two much planting and trying to keep them alive! Have a great Easter.
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Happy Easter, Zoey. I like your barrels. We used to have a couple of them but "lost" them in a move from one house to another. Still too early to plant them yet but at least you have them.
ReplyDeleteThat is our all time favorite breakfast casserole. It was in one of the old Taste Of Homes magazines and took top prize. We had it in a little bed and breakfast in Plainsfield, WI...and asked for the recipe. YUM...What time should I be there?;>) xo Diana
Lucky girl!The new planters sounds like a good idea for easy switching of plants. Your casserole sounds yummy. Happy Easter!
ReplyDelete$29 isn't too shabby! We hardly win anything. A guy who wins a lot of lotteries and scratch offs says to buy 5 of a kind that you can afford-right in a row as it's a pretty good chance you have a winner. Your odds were good as yours were all different.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to try that dish-yum!
Dianne
I like what was in your Easter Basket. And you won $29.
ReplyDeleteThe blueberry french toast looks delicious.
When you get your plastic pots out to put in the whiskey barrels, you might want to fill in around them with dirt or mulch. If the barrel dries out too much, it will shrink and separate - when that happens it is difficult to keep it in the barrel shape and rehydrate it!
ReplyDeleteBut if you put something in around that will hold some moisture you will avoid this one.
Great gifts!! Yummy brunch recipe..
ReplyDeleteI have downsized with flower pots..I really quite like it. I like those half barrels and your plan on what to do with them.
ReplyDeleteYour breakfast dish for the potluck looks delicious.
sounds yummy....love your Easter basket...
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