I’d like to thank everyone for all of the wonderfully kind comments I received to my last post about how I’ve been experiencing a bit of a lull in the kitchen department recently.
Trust bloggers to always cheer you up!
As a way out of the doldrums, I’ve decided to keep things simple and to just go with what I want.
And at this time of year, I want berries!
An abundance of blueberries and strawberries at my weekly trip to the farmer’s market had me really inspired for the first time in a long time. I came home and as luck would have it, I had a loaf of brioche left from a recent trip to Rahier. Immediately, I remembered this recipe, which I’d bookmared in the May 2008 issue of Food & Wine.
This was so easy to make and so incredibly delicious. It restored a little bit more of my faith.
As you know, this is Magazine Mondays, which means I’m happy to share links from other bloggers who have tackled their magazine pile. Here’s the list of brave souls:
Allie of Zucchero Dolce made a Coffee Cheesecake with Nutella Swirl on a Brownie Base. Swoon!
Margaret of Tea and Scones was a busy bee as she made Watermelon Sorbet and Swedish Meatballs with Buttered Noodles from Martha Stewart Living. Wow! Last week she made Basic Yellow Butter Cupcakes also from Martha Stewart Living.
Janie of Panini Girl made Blueberry Corn Muffins from Country Living to celebrate summer.
Thanks to everyone for sharing their magazine recipe adventures!
Have a great week, everyone!
Ciao!








17 comments
Simone (junglefrog)
This looks delicious! I keep forgetting to send in my entry for magazine mondays!! Stupid… as I have plenty… Hopefully next week!
Rosa
A delicious looking pudding!
Cheers,
Rosa
Meeta
i would eat this out of your hands ivonne! looks too good!
joey
Happy to see you are feeling a little better
This berry bread pudding looks divine!
ABowlOfMush
wow this berry pudding sounds really good!
darnold23
My Magazine Monday selection comes from Cuisine At Home – delicious Brazilian Black Bean Soup. Come by and check it out and the great giveaways for Crock Pot Wednesdays @ diningwithdebbie.blogspot.com
Valérie
I love this type of recipe that doesn’t process the fruit too much. Glad to hear you’re doing better!
Tamy ~ 3 Sides of Crazy
Perfect for a summer’s eve dinner/dessert!
Jen @ MaplenCornbread
I’m glad you were able to cheer up and make what you wanted…berries!!! I love this recipe!!!
Kate
This bread pudding looks wonderful! I am a big fan of bread pudding but have never tried it with fruit…I am going to have to become adventurous!
deeba
Welcome back dear Mojo…I love your passion!! That’s a gorgeous & enviable brioche! I ♥ berry bakes!!
Allie
Looks yummy! Simple fruity desserts are so perfect this time of year!
Andreas
The berries at the green market are really very tempting. Nice bread pudding.
Natashya
So many great berries in the stores right now. We have been freezing some too.
Your dish looks so colourful and delicious!
mimi
i haven’t been following my reader for a while (due to my own where did this come from? lull in the kitchen) so i just wanted to say hi! and this looks so good! i was tempted to buy a bunch of berries at the market last night but didn’t know what to do with them all. now i know!
Leon Gregory
Thanks a lot! I’m also a gourmet and pastry enthusiast and this would really go to my compilation. I would also like to share. I came across a good site about European and Swiss cooking which also gives free sample family-secret recipes.
maria
Can I use leftover Pantone Italian easter bread instead? I think it must be a similar consistency to brioche. What do you think?
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