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Oui Madame!
![]() While yesterday wasn't a lazy Sunday - too much refrigerater maintenance to be done - we did find time to share a delicious brunch complete with Mike's Bloody Mary's. Among cooking down bruised apples from our trip to Seedling Orchard and transforming the bone from a Faith's Farm pork roast into stock, my little locavore and I made our chestnut crepes. Thor enjoyed his with Burton's maple syrup, Mike with Canadian bacon and Brunkow aged cheddar, and I, Madame-style. Crepe Madame Serves 1 1 chestnut crepe 2 slices aged cheddar 1 piece Canadian bacon, fried a spot of butter 1/3 teaspoon butter 1 egg Heat the butter in a small saute pan. When hot, carefully crack the egg into the pan, making sure not to break the yolk. Cook for 2 minutes while the white starts to solidify. Pour 1 tablespoon of water into the pan and cover it with a lid. Let the mixture steam the yolk until a skin forms over it, but it is still runny. Fill the crepe with cheddar and bacon and heat slighly if necessary. Top with the sunny side up egg and enjoy.
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