
This is me waiting for Aleigh to snap the photo so I can dig in to my Lulu Benedict. It had lobster and a fried green tomato and something spicy and hollandaise sauce and I think it was from heaven.

Lindsey and Aleigh are ready to dig in too. Yay, brunch! I hardly missed the bloody marys and bellinis.
Yes, but do you like your brunch with zombies?
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In all seriousness, Sunday brunch is the one thing I truly miss about my last job. OK, maybe it was just the hollandaise that I am far too lazy to make.
Wow - that does look like a great brunch! I could eat hollaindaise sauce right out of a bowl.
ReplyDeleteHeather - I would like my brunch with zombies, with monsters, or with vampires. Not Count Chocula or Frankenberry though. Cereal just ruins a brunch.
ReplyDeleteTeri - one of my brunch companions ordered her hollandaise on the side and I was very impressed with her willpower.