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suggestions for Mothers Day Brunch


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I have relied on this for quite a few years.

I originally developed it for a gentleman, with no cooking skills whatsoever, who wanted to surprise his wife with a nice Mothers Day breakfast/brunch.

With the greatest part of the prep the day before, it is quick and neat.

Mock French toast

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We're going to a restaurant in Long Branch named Cask 591. Haven't been there before, so cross your fingers! ;)

Joanna G. Hurley

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Cafe Matisse in Rutherford is also open, but they only have a few reservations left. Regular menu. You could probably still get 3:30 in the afternoon, but that is a little late for brunch and little early for dinner.

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Fergus Henderson

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