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Abstract: MORE THAN 100 RECIPES FROM AVERY AAMES/DARYL WOOD GERBER ELLERY ADAMS CONNIE ARCHER LESLIE BUDEWITZ LAURA CHILDS CLEO COYLE VICTORIA HAMILTON B. B. HAYWOOD JULIE HYZY JENN McKINLAY PAIGE SHELTON -- The Cozy CookbookThis book contains previously published material
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Cooking, American. 2. Cooking in literature. 3. Detective and mystery stories, American. I.
Hyzy, Julie A. TX715.C8729 2015 641.5973dc23 2014044235 PUBLISHING HISTORY Berkley Prime Crime trade paperback edition / April 2015 The recipes and excerpts in this volume first appeared in books published by Berkley Prime Crime Books. This includes excerpts of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the authors imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. PUBLISHERS NOTE: The recipes contained in this book are to be followed exactly as written. The publisher is not responsible for your specific health or allergy needs that may require medical supervision.
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From Clobbered by Camembert by Avery Aames 
MAKES 1 SANDWICH 2 eggs Dash of Tabasco 3 grinds of the pepper mill 2 tablespoons butter 1 green onion, green ends only 2 slices white bread 2 slices (at least 1 ounce each) Tomme Crayeuse cheese (may substitute cream cheese or Brie) First prepare the eggs. Crack the eggs into a bowl; whisk to blend. Add a dash of Tabasco and three grinds of the pepper mill. Heat saut pan on medium-high heat. Grease the pan with tablespoon butter. Chop the green onion ends. Drop the onion ends into the heated butter. Cook for 1 minute. Add the whisked eggs. Reduce heat to simmer. Stir the eggs until cooked through. Heat griddle to 400 F.
Butter the outsides of each slice of bread using the remaining butter. Set the bread, butter side down, on the griddle. Top each side with half of the cheese. Mound the cooked eggs on one side of the bread with cheese. Set the other side of bread with cheese on top. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes until the bread is a medium brown.
Using a spatula, flip the sandwich and cook another 2 to 3 minutes. Note: More cheese may be added, to your liking. After all, it is a grilled cheese sandwich.
Not thirty seconds before, the president of the United States of America had asked me not to discuss this with anyone, and here I was about to spill the spaghetti with my coworkers. Yeah, I said, hed like scrambled eggs for breakfast. Henry glanced in the direction the president had exited and gave me a thoughtful look. He came down here to tell you that in person? I nodded. Although he was set to retire on his sixty-seventh birthday, Henry was still one of the most vibrant and quick-witted people I knew. He was also the most talented chef Id ever worked under.
It was just in the past couple of years that Id noticed him taste-testing more often, as evidenced by his expanding waistline, and delegating the more physically demanding tasks to us. His light brown hair had started to thin and go gray at the temples, but his voice was just as resonant as it had been when Id joined his staff during the administration immediately prior to this one. Cyans eyes widened. Thats all he said? Why did he have to talk with you in person, then? Alone? I bet it had something to do with all the commotion outside this morning. Did it? Hey, you must have been outside when it happened, werent you? Henry picked up on Cyans comment, but she didnt seem to notice her gaffe. What commotion? You were outside, Ollie? I shook my head, I forgot my keys down by the staff entrance.
I hated lying to Henry, but between the presidents words and the need to keep my errand secret if we were to pull off our surprise, I didnt think I had much choice. He smiled. Maybe you should tie those keys around your neck. He let out a satisfied sigh. As for the commotion, Im sure well hear more about it later. Cyan moved closer.
So, what did the president really say? Not much. I pointed to the computer monitor. President Campbell said he was looking forward to the big dinner tonight. And that he hadnt had breakfast and hes hungry. We should probably get those scrambled eggs started. Oh, come on.
He must have wanted something. What was it? Cyan took a deep breath, which, I knew, heralded another slew of questions. Henry raised his hand, silencing her. Less talk, more work. To me, he said, Say no more, Ollie. The presidents meals are our first responsibility.
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