I don’t know of another holiday with the exception of Thanksgiving that we do so much cooking, than Christmas. It’ll be here before you know it. So if you’re looking for some new inspiring recipes then look no further.
Introducing to you the new Gooseberry Patch book:The Christmas Table
Take a peek at the Contents:
Cozy Christmas Brunch
Chill-Chasing Soups & Breads
Caroling Party Supper
Classic Christmas Dinner
Festive Holiday Fare
Sweet Treats to Share
As you can see they have got you covered in the food department no matter what your need may be.
Would you like to see one of the yummy recipes I prepared?
Here is Delectable Baked Chicken, located on page 101
Ingredients:8 boneless, skinless chicken breasts2 cup sour cream1/4 cup lemon juice4 t. Worcestershire sauce1 T. garlic salt2 t. paprika2 t. salt2 t. pepper1-1/2 to 2 cups dry bread crumbs1/2 cup melted butter1/2 oilcooked ricePlace chicken in a 13”x9” glass baking pan; set aside. In a bowl combine sour cream, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce and seasonings. Coat chicken evenly with sour cream mixture; cover and refrigerate overnight. About an hour before serving time, roll chicken in bread crumbs and return to pan. In a bowl, whisk together butter and oil; spoon half of mixture over chicken in pan. Bake, uncovered, at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Spoon remaining butter mixture over chicken. Bake 15 minutes longer, just until chicken juices run clear when pierced. Serve with cooked rice. Makes 8 servings.
And as usual the book is filled with fun tips and heartwarming stories on each and every page.
So I bet you’re now wondering how you can win this latest and greatest book.
Please read carefully so you don’t miss out on a chance to enter.
Make sure you leave a separate comment for each entry. Please make sure you leave a way to contact you. I’ve had a lot of Anonymous people enter with no way to contact them.
Mandatory Entry
1. Leave a comment telling me what you make for breakfast Christmas morning.
Bonus Entries
3. If you are a follower of my blog let me know in a separate comment.
This contest is open to U.S. and Canadian Residents only and will end on Friday, June 8th 2012 @ 12:00 pm EST.
Good luck everyone and have a GREAT day!
Well I would love to win the new Christmas Gooseberry Patch Cookbook and will tell you here too that Christmas Breakfast is easy, Coffee cake made the night before, muffins, coffee, orange juice ...easy so we can sit and
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dinner...Always love your postings on FB and your site....Love Gooseberry Patch Books too...Have a good day and thanks for the opportunity to win! Kris 3gah1152@gmail.com
This sounds like a neat cookbook. We always watch the grandkids open their presents followed by homemade cinnamon rolls. Happy times. . . cletaweaver@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love sitting down with the Gooseberry Patch Christmas Books. The recipes are great as well as the stories. I am published in the Farmhouse Christmas cookbook. Christmas morning for my family is sticky buns and baked blueberry French toast.
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Christmas morning, we typically have something simple like monkey bread or cinnamon rolls...along with candy from our stockings : )
ReplyDeleteChristmas morning, we typically have something simple like monkey bread or cinnamon rolls...along with candy from our stockings : )
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ReplyDeleteWe usually have a light breakfast on Christmas like a bagel and cream cheese, and start preparing all the food for dinner.
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On CHRISTmas morning, we usually have an overnight breakfast casserole and homemade cinnamon rolls.
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I usually make cinnamon rolls fr breakfast! OR Monkey bread :)
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We usually have a breakfast casserole, coffee cake, and hot fruit salad. Everyone eats in shifts so we don't miss any of the action under the tree!
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ReplyDeleteHi! My Husband's family tradition is waffles for Christmas morning. My Mother - in - law makes dense waffles that my husband claims "Stick to your ribs"!
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We usually have some of the bake goods ,liked cinnamon rolls and muffins
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sausage and egg casserole
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ReplyDeleteI love The Gooseberry books, I have a few of them. I follow you on FB, and pinterest. I also follow Gooseberry on FB. Christmas morning is usually coffee and an overnight breakfast casserole, before church. Then to the inlaws for the family get together, and gifts. Thanks!
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We have hashbrown casserole with bacon and eggs and toast. Of course nobody eats until the gifts are open. I cook breakfast while they play!
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That looks yummy my friend! Well, last year we had baked caramel French toast, but I do something different every year and I refuse to think about that yet - LOL!
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Christmas morning I prepared my favorite: Waffles, loads of fresh sliced strawberries, topped with fresh/homemade whipped creme. Glass of ice water (heavy on the ice) & a cup of coffee. YUM !
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I also re-liked the sites. Made a comment on fb & I am grateful for variety of meals you have given me. My tastebuds will never get bored!
Christmas morning I prepared my favorite: Waffles, loads of fresh sliced strawberries, topped with fresh/homemade whipped creme. Glass of ice water (heavy on the ice) & a cup of coffee. YUM !
ReplyDeleteI copied the tomato tart recipe for the weekend. Thanks!
I also re-liked the sites. Made a comment on fb & I am grateful for variety of meals you have given me. My tastebuds will never get bored!
Christmas morning I prepared my favorite: Waffles, loads of fresh sliced strawberries, topped with fresh/homemade whipped creme. Glass of ice water (heavy on the ice) & a cup of coffee. YUM !
ReplyDeleteI copied the tomato tart recipe for the weekend. Thanks!
I also re-liked the sites. Made a comment on fb & I am grateful for variety of meals you have given me. My tastebuds will never get bored!
I follow your blog.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!! oh a little early okay...lol...What i serve for breakfast on Christmas Morning...I serve a fresh fruit filled cinnamon oatmeal with gingerbread shaped marshmellows on top!!! mmmm wish it was now....lol arlene Marie Pitts, carpediem5790@yahoo.com
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This is our Christmas casserole which we eat with oj.
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Baked French Toast is the best!!!! So yummy and out of this world good! I prepare it the night before and pop it in the oven first thing in the morning.
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We love to have something like country ham, scrambled eggs, and homemade biscuits for Christmas breakfast!
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ReplyDeleteWe have made it a tradition for many years to go out for breakfast. It didn't work out this year, with Christmas on Sunday, that we could go. Don't remember what I fixed.
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I would like to be entered in the contest - thank you!
ReplyDeleteFor Christmas morning breakfast I always make sausage balls and either cinnamon rolls, a coffee cake or some kind of sweet bread.
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ReplyDeleteWe have sausage cheese balls on Christmas morning, pecan butter balls, cheese wafers.
ReplyDeleteWe have Christmas Casserole, I prepare it Christmas Eve night, stick it in the fridge and on Christmas morning I get up before everyone and stick it in the oven while everyone starts opening their stockings! There are two or three different recipes I've used over the years, all Gooseberry Patch recipes!
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My favorite Christmas breakfast is a sweet fruit breakfast casserole that marinates in the frig overnight before baking in the morning, simple home fries made with just potatoes, onions, salt, olive oil & just a dab of butter for flavor, & for those that just want a quick bite, donuts - usually with chocolate on top - Oh & don't forget the coffee - very important - coffee.
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ReplyDeleteChristmas morning we enjoy homemade cinnamon & pecan rolls or coffee cakes and depending on year and dinner plans an egg bake,.It is a relaxed morning.
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Christmas Morning we have Orange Cinnamon rolls & Coffee : ) They smell so cozy Christmas morning !!!
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