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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

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User post: Throw a Black Friday Brunch

It’s almost that time again.  Black Friday.  The day to shake off our turkey induced food comas, wake up at 3:00 am, wait in freezing cold lines outside stores for hours and body check anyone who gets in between us and that $100 TV.  Even the tamest of Black Friday warriors is sure to work up an appetite, so reward yourself (and your equally hard-shopping friends) with a post Black Friday brunch.

 

The key to a super easy Black Friday brunch is slow cooker oatmeal.  Before you go to bed on Thursday night, put 1 cup old-fashioned or steel cut oats and 4 cups of water in your slow cooker and set on low.  This serves 4 so multiply for your desired number of servings.  Use a liner to make cleanup easy.  The slow cooker keeps the oatmeal warm all morning so friends can drop in whenever they finish their shopping.  Serve with a variety of fresh and dried fruit mix-ins.

 

Another nice touch is to set up a gift wrap station so friends can wrap up their recently purchased gifts before taking them home to the present-peeking eyes of their family.  Put out rolls of gift wrap along with tape, scissors and assorted ribbons to complete the job.

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  • springtime's Avatar
    Posted by springtime Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:53pm PST

    A stick of dynamite couldn't get me out of my home and into that Black Friday madness. I do like the idea of a brunch. But considering what nice wrapping paper and pretty ribbon cost, they are on their own.

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  • MarkW's Avatar
    Posted by MarkW Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:18pm PST

    YOU R TERMINALLY WELL !!!!

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