Of course, this creamy smoked trout spread is fantastic on bagels. But it's also great on crackers, crispbread, rye toast, and celery sticks. Or make one of the smoked trout dip variations and serve with crusty bread, cucumber slices, or other crudites. There are more recipe ideas and serving suggestions in the main post. It tastes fancy, but only takes a few minutes and a few ingredients to make!
View RecipeThese spiced cranberry nut biscotti, studded with crunchy almonds and pepitas make a great light breakfast, afternoon snack, or any time snack, really. Pair a steaming hot cup of coffee with a couple homemade crunchy biscotti cookies, lightly flavored with ginger and coriander and you’ll forget you’re in your own kitchen instead of a trendy coffee shop.
View RecipeThese spiced cranberry nut biscotti, studded with crunchy almonds and pepitas make a great light breakfast, afternoon snack, or any time snack, really. Pair a steaming hot cup of coffee with a couple homemade crunchy biscotti cookies, lightly flavored with ginger and coriander and you’ll forget you’re in your own kitchen instead of a trendy coffee shop.
View RecipeThis rich and delicious butternut squash, goat cheese, & caramelized onion quiche is a perfect fall-winter vegetarian brunch or dinner recipe.
View RecipeMcDonald's Egg McMuffin, made with Canadian bacon, eggs, and cheese, is a delicious homemade breakfast sandwich and easy copycat recipe for busy mornings!
View RecipeThis French toast cream cheese bagel spread is super easy to make and only involves 4 ingredients.
View RecipeThis rich and delicious Scandinavian-inspired quiche pairs smoked trout or salmon with thin slices of golden potato, tangy goat cheese, and fresh dill for an inspired brunch or light dinner recipe.
View RecipeThis recipe makes one dozen generously sized hot cross buns, or about two dozen mini buns (a nice size for snacking or sharing). See recipe notes for more on proofing time.
View RecipeOf course, this creamy smoked trout spread is fantastic on bagels. But it's also great on crackers, crispbread, rye toast, and celery sticks. Or make one of the smoked trout dip variations and serve with crusty bread, cucumber slices, or other crudites. There are more recipe ideas and serving suggestions in the main post. It tastes fancy, but only takes a few minutes and a few ingredients to make!
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