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Sunday, November 29, 2009

Safeway Holiday Recipes: Mushroom Sausage Strudel & Peanut Butter 'n Jelly Scones

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!

23 comments:

  1. i'm very familiar with the chew-and-shoot technique. :)
    meanwhile, i LOVE that the jelly is in the shape of heart--i spotted it immediately and went "awwww"... :)

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  2. i bookmarked that strudel, im on the hunt for new recipes. congrats on the feature.

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  3. I 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 : ) ...!

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  4. Oooh. Yummy! I love those streudels! Good work.

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  5. They both looked like something I would enjoy, especially the strudel. Thanks for sharing these, going to click on over there now.

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  6. Oh my gosh, I love the scones! It is cute that the jam looks like a heart! :D

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  7. Both look yummy- especially that strudel.

    I like your new blog look too. lovely header!

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  8. Thanks Monica, my hubby made that. He's more smarter than me :P

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  9. oh they both look so good, i want to make them both!

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  10. You overachiever, you!

    Love the scones!

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  11. Yummm that strudel looks good; so versatile, breakfast, brunch, lunch. Good find. Thank you so much for sharing.

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  12. I 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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  13. I have a surprise for you at

    http://theredheadriter.blogspot.com/2009/11/sincerity-is-heartfelt.html

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  14. The struedal looks like something my husband and i would devour in an instant. i can't wait to try this!

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  15. Lots and lots of baking fun. Hey what about banana jam with the peanut butter scones?

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  16. The strudel looks wonderful. I would just love some of that with coffee!

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  17. Peanut butter & jelly scones...they sound positively devine!

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  18. peanut butter and jelly scones....I would definitely be shoveling those in my mouth too:D

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  19. I am all about the mushroom and sausage strudel....that is one of my fave combinations...yummm!

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