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Brunch: 100 Recipes from Five Points Restaurant

There’s more to brunch than just omelettes and mimosas. Brunch can be a meal that wakes up your palate with a concordance of nuanced flavors. It can be a decadent feast worth lingering over and looking forward to all week. At Manhattan’s Five Points restaurant, chef Marc Meyer has proved this, that brunch can be an event in its own rite. He has set out to reimagine it with tempting dishes to savor and share with friends. The response has been unanimous: Five Points is one of New York City’s most popular brunch spots and most coveted Sunday morning reservations. Brunch gives this special meal its full due, with more than 100 recipes for dishes that are sure to delight and inspire.

Whether you’re planning a quiet, intimate time for a couple to relax, or a lively group gathering for a shower, graduation, or holiday, there are recipes here for all occasions. You’ll learn how to turn out perfect renditions of classics with a twist such as Brown Butter Pecan Muffins, Baked Banana French Toast, and Smoked Salmon Benedict on Potato Pancakes, as well as new dishes to add to your repertory such as Churros and Mexican Hot Chocolate, Tea-Smoked Trout Salad, and Baked Eggs with Fresh Corn “Polenta” and Slow-Roasted Tomatoes.With mouthwatering photos and sections on menus and sources, Brunch is all you need to throw a stylish and sophisticated brunch.

Author: Marc Meyer, Peter Meehan,

Edition: 1st

Binding: Hardcover

EAN: 9780789313003

Manufacturer: Universe

Number of items: 1

Number of pages: 176

Product group: Book

Studio: Universe

Publication Date: 2005-09-27

Publisher: Universe

Pages: 176

ISBN: 0789313006

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Marc Meyer
Dr Marc Meyer is the biggest opponent of the Swiss National Bank. Analogously to Macbeth's three widges, George Dorgan called them the three Swiss sorcerers that fight against the seemingly unlimited power of central banks. Meyer lives in a road called "hell weg" near Basel.