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Bye Bye New Years Day Brunch :-(

Lux_DivaLux_Diva
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Like many of the late 2nd tris on the board, I am getting to the point of thinking about what I can't have during pregnancy a lot more these days.  My friend recently turned me on to the tradition of a fabulous champagne brunch with mimosas, smoked salmon, eggs benedicts and other stuff I can't have right now.  She has the fabulous brunches every year and I have made the last few but will not be able to partake this year.  I was never one to get drunk on NYE but this was a nice little thing that I looked forward to.   Sigh... Sad

 I'm also thinking about the person who posted about Creme Brulee yesterday.  I passed on this last Saturday night because I thought it had partially cooked egg whites in the recipe.

 If you can't tell I am a food facing a bit of withdrawl...

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  • KookasGirlKookasGirl member
    minus the mimosa i would still eat all of that stuff, i guess i am bad mother
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  • AnnaBanana0327AnnaBanana0327
    Does all creme brulee have partially uncooked eggs??  If so, my bad!  I have definitely been eating it!
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  • thestewartsrockthestewartsrock member
    imageKookasGirl:
    minus the mimosa i would still eat all of that stuff, i guess i am bad mother
    this and I would have a small glass of mimosa too if it is just on New Year's day.
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  • EricsWife2005EricsWife2005 member
    imagethestewartsrock:
    imageKookasGirl:
    minus the mimosa i would still eat all of that stuff, i guess i am bad mother
    this and I would have a small glass of mimosa too if it is just on New Year's day.
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  • Mrs BabsMrs Babs
    mmm all that sounds delicious!
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  • LaurenSweatLaurenSweat member

    imageAnnaBanana0327:
    Does all creme brulee have partially uncooked eggs??  If so, my bad!  I have definitely been eating it!

    Creme brulee is safe, it is baked in the over at 300 degrees for about 30 minutes.  (then cooled, then torched, then cooled again).  The heat would kill any salmonella in the eggs!  Eat away!

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  • Lux_DivaLux_Diva
    Thanks ladies, maybe I am just an anal first time mom who needs to loosen up!
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  • MeggybearMeggybear
    what's wrong with eggs benedict? i leave for my babymoon on sunday and fully intend on ordering those bad boys every morning from room service (all inclusive resort-woot!). hey the dr said i needed to gain weight, lol!
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    imageMeggybear:
    what's wrong with eggs benedict? i leave for my babymoon on sunday and fully intend on ordering those bad boys every morning from room service (all inclusive resort-woot!). hey the dr said i needed to gain weight, lol!

    If you're following advice about not eating undercooked eggs, then eggs benedict is a no-no b/c of the runny yolks and eggs in the hollandaise sauce. To each their own though! 

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  • CrysBo79CrysBo79
    My best friend made mimosa's for me and another friend and used sparkling water, it was so good!
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  • JessicaL2008JessicaL2008 member

    imageKookasGirl:
    minus the mimosa i would still eat all of that stuff, i guess i am bad mother

    This, plus a very small, weak mimosa (if I was 20+ weeks).

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  • MeggybearMeggybear
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    imageMeggybear:
    what's wrong with eggs benedict? i leave for my babymoon on sunday and fully intend on ordering those bad boys every morning from room service (all inclusive resort-woot!). hey the dr said i needed to gain weight, lol!

    If you're following advice about not eating undercooked eggs, then eggs benedict is a no-no b/c of the runny yolks and eggs in the hollandaise sauce. To each their own though! 

     

    ehh, my overly cautious dr never mentioned eggs to me. as long as they're pasturized they're fine. plus if the OP is going to a friend's house, she could just ask to have eggs cooked a bit longer and skip the hollandaise. no need to forget about brunch alltogether!

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    imageMeggybear:
    imagesandy114:

    imageMeggybear:
    what's wrong with eggs benedict? i leave for my babymoon on sunday and fully intend on ordering those bad boys every morning from room service (all inclusive resort-woot!). hey the dr said i needed to gain weight, lol!

    If you're following advice about not eating undercooked eggs, then eggs benedict is a no-no b/c of the runny yolks and eggs in the hollandaise sauce. To each their own though! 

     

    ehh, my overly cautious dr never mentioned eggs to me. as long as they're pasturized they're fine. plus if the OP is going to a friend's house, she could just ask to have eggs cooked a bit longer and skip the hollandaise. no need to forget about brunch alltogether!

    Just fyi - most eggs are not pasteurized. In fact, very few are. There's only one brand I've found that is and they are hard to find. 

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