Serving guests at breakfast is the best.
Recently, when we had fun house guests, I made Creme Brulee French toast, bacon and a colorful fruit tray.
Loved pairing bright orange slices with zippy red strawberries and fresh green kiwi slices.
Sprinkled the fruit lightly with a combination of sugar and cinnamon.
All tasted quite yummy.
Loved having these sweet and special guests stay at our house!
Do you love having guests at breakfast?
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE FRUIT AT BREAKFAST TIME?
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6 comments:
Ruby Red Grapefruit is my all time favorite fruit for breakfast and has been for many years. Now my neighbor has a wonderful grapefruit tree and she gives me some now and then...they are not ruby red but are sweet and delicious anyway . I never put anything on my grapefruit.love it just the way it is. I bet your guests loved your breakfast...and I am sure they will return ..ha.
.. what a gorgeous breakfast Susan..... I rarely have breakfast guests..
When family come and stay with us it's usually a case of 'help yourself' ...all the family know where everything is in my kitchen .. and we all tend to get up at different times... so its a happy relaxed time in the mornings here.. guests or no guests.. xxxxx
Susan I love your amber Autumn lamps ... they look beautiful..
... Barb xxxx
Well I don't really have anyone here to have breakfast for - but I would love to come to yours!
It sounds like you have many house guests stay at your home, Susan. The fruit plate looks very nice, and I really like the wine glasses for the orange juice.
Bananas are my favorite breakfast fruit because I sometimes put them in my oat meal. :)
~Sheri
I am a fan of most any fruit at breakfast! This looks delightful. Heading out to the kitchen now for some fruit. You inspired me! :)
Wow, Susan! I'm with Chatty Crone....I want to be invited for breakfast at YOUR house! :)
What a wonderful hostess you are. I've never had guests for breakfast, but you've inspired me to at least think about it! ;)
I was hoping for a photo of that fabulous sounding French toast, too!
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