
I'm happy to say the extra spend was well worth it and my children have a new found love for berries.
I also decided to try another recipe from the Weight Watchers Just 5 Cookbook for a very late brunch.It wouldn't have been so late but I forgot to thaw the phyllo dough, so had to wait for it. I was fearful that this one would be more complicated but decided I'd tackle it anyway. (For as many kudos as I'm giving this cookbook, let me just say I am in no way being paid or affiliated with Weight Watchers. I'm just a member and a huge fan of these recipes.)

The ingredients were simple:
eggs
broccoli
olive oil
phyllo dough
jarisberg cheese (now a new favorite!)
I did end up putting sugar on the kids' berries and I put splenda on mine. We found them to be just a wee too tart for our tastes. Perhaps as time goes on, we can eat them right out of the package but for now, a little sweet is better than no berries at all - so we compromised.
The result of my efforts was a beautiful brunch with my family around the table on a Sunday afternoon. I even brought out the "special" coffee so the hubby and I could sip on Starbucks Sumatra while enjoying the meal.
That is BEAUTIFUL!!!! I would like to find this cookbook as I often choose recipes by the # of ingredients. I have had tremendous luck with berries at Costco. Great prices! And I find adding one of the Yoplait Fiber Ones to a bowl of berries makes a yummy treat! Way to go Elizabeth!!!
ReplyDeleteOnce the berries come into season, they'll be a little less expensive and much sweeter. I need to get that cookbook.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy! You should pick your own berries when they are in season and then freeze them. That's what I do and I have a LOT of blueberries and strawberries in my freezer. I plan on picking again this spring and summer. And it's a great workout too... haha. :)
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