I discovered this lovely recipe in Michael Chiarello’s book, Bottega: Bold Italian Flavors from the Heart of California’s Wine Country. You can use any fruit you like, as long as it’s soft and ripe. This morning I used fresh raspberries and blueberries, which gave breakfast an oddly patriotic look.
GC gave me a beautiful All-Clad Belgian Waffle Maker from Williams-Sonoma for Christmas. Mark Bittman’s recipe for overnight yeast-risen waffles, from his book How to Cook Everything, is one of my favorite ways to prepare waffles; it just requires a bit of planning. I recommend using SAF instant yeast. I also like to add fresh fruit; this morning, for example, I used some lovely blueberries.
One of GC’s favorite breakfast foods is French Toast served with fresh fruit. We often make the following recipe using Rubicon Bakery’s Cinnamon Bread (available at Whole Foods).
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