I was awfully excited to learn I was going to get to be a part of Foodbuzz's Safeway Tastemaker Program and blog about one of Safeway's holiday recipes.
In fact I was so excited I couldn't pick just one!
My first choice was this mushroom sausage strudel. It incorporates several things I love (cresent rolls, sausage, shrooms) so I was sure I would love it. Plus it looked kinda easy which is always a bonus with me.
Look at me trying to be all fancy with my strudel on the right. I'd better stick with simple.
I think as well as being a great appetizer for any holiday gathering, it would also be super as a brunch item, maybe served with a side of hashbrowns.
I'll link up the recipe here for ya. I will say I would use about half the amount of dijon called for, but that's just me.
When I thought I had narrowed my choice down to one, this guy wouldn't quit calling my name.
I love scones and had never made a peanut butter one, so it seemed it was time.
I love how the jelly made a little heart shape in this one.
These were pretty easy to make too. I was a little concerned about the dough at first because it seemed awfully dry (in fact I did add a little more cream), but it turned out just fine.
And the addition of the chocolate chips in there was awesome!
I imagine a batch of these would keep the rugrats from nipping at your heels while you're trying to prepare your holiday dinner :)
This photo was taken while I had the other half of that scone shoved into my face!
i'm very familiar with the chew-and-shoot technique. :)
ReplyDeletemeanwhile, i LOVE that the jelly is in the shape of heart--i spotted it immediately and went "awwww"... :)
i bookmarked that strudel, im on the hunt for new recipes. congrats on the feature.
ReplyDeleteI love the struddel Julie. Safeways recipes...does it have anything to do with Safeways in the UK ?...It looks delicious, I wanna try making it... ! oh and I love the new festive look : ) ...!
ReplyDeleteOh these Holiday yummies!
ReplyDeleteOooh. Yummy! I love those streudels! Good work.
ReplyDeleteThey both looked like something I would enjoy, especially the strudel. Thanks for sharing these, going to click on over there now.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I love the scones! It is cute that the jam looks like a heart! :D
ReplyDeleteBoth look yummy- especially that strudel.
ReplyDeleteI like your new blog look too. lovely header!
Thanks Monica, my hubby made that. He's more smarter than me :P
ReplyDeleteoh they both look so good, i want to make them both!
ReplyDeleteYou overachiever, you!
ReplyDeleteLove the scones!
Yummm that strudel looks good; so versatile, breakfast, brunch, lunch. Good find. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou had me at PB scones!!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of making that strudel! now that i saw yours, i am glad i didn't try. yours turned out fab! =)
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Both recipies look good.
ReplyDeleteThe struedal looks like something my husband and i would devour in an instant. i can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteLots and lots of baking fun. Hey what about banana jam with the peanut butter scones?
ReplyDeleteThe strudel looks wonderful. I would just love some of that with coffee!
ReplyDeletePeanut butter & jelly scones...they sound positively devine!
ReplyDeletepeanut butter and jelly scones....I would definitely be shoveling those in my mouth too:D
ReplyDeleteI am all about the mushroom and sausage strudel....that is one of my fave combinations...yummm!
ReplyDeleteI want that strudel NOW!!
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