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Easter Breakfast: 5 Delicious Breads, Muffins and Cakes

By E. Brandy

Updated Mar 13, 2017

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Italian Easter Bread, Revisited — by The Italian Dish

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eat radishes Juicy, crunchy and crisp, red radishes add a delightful punchy color and flavor to dishes. Their peppery taste stimulates the production of saliva and rouses the appetite. Fantastic with aperitifs (especially chilled Fino Sherry) when served with butter and salt on the side: wipe a radish across the butter before dipping it in salt. HISTORY The origins of the radish are uncertain but they have been eaten in Japan, China and parts of Europe since prehistoric times. Records show they were enjoyed in ancient Egypt and Greece but were not cultivated in northern Europe until the sixteenth century. Soon afterwards they were introduced to the Americas and are now popular across the globe. BIOLOGY Radishes are taken from the roots of Raphanus sativus, a plant related to horseradish, turnip and mustard. There are many varieties, including the red radish, white radish (daikon or mooli - popular in Japan) and black radish. NUTRITION Radishes contain significant levels of vitamin C. Cruciferous plants, which include radish, broccoli and cabbage, are linked with anti-cancer properties. TIPS BUYING Look for plump, firm bulbs and bright green, crisp leaves (if attached). STORING Remove the tops to prevent nutrients and water being leached into the leaves and store in the fridge for up to 5 days. PREPARING Wipe clean and trim off the stem end and tip. The peppery flavor is most concentrated in the skin and so this can be peeled or cut off if the radishes are too pungent. For added crispness soak in iced water for an hour before use. The tops can be used in salads or cooked like other greens. OTHER STUFF In Oaxaca, Mexico, elaborate sculptures carved from giant radishes by growers and artists are displayed each year on December 23rd: 'La Noche de los Rabanos' (The Night of the Radishes).

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Do you family and friends gather at your home for breakfast on Easter morning? If so, these 5 easy and inventive Easter breakfast menu ideas will help you for this early sunrise service. Along with a fresh squeezed orange juice, a cup of hot coffee or tea, these breakfast bites will be perfect just before kids begin to look around for some hidden eggs!

Easter breakfast menu ideas:

1. Italian Easter Bread, Revisited — by The Italian Dish
2. Speedy Tex-Mex Breakfast Muffins — by A Spicy Perspective
3. Breakfast Pizza — by Melting Pot
4. Apricot-glazed coffeecake — by Tutti Dolci
5. Marshmallow Peeps Monkey Bread — by The Knead 4 Speed

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