Posts Tagged ‘Brunch’

Say “I do” to brunch when planning your wedding.

Sunday, March 13th, 2011

Brunch by the bay every Sunday at The Fish House and The Atlas Oyster House form 11-2It’s brunch season and it’s about to be wedding season. Post-wedding brunches are the new “must-have” for most Southern brides, and in particular, Pensacola brides. Those of us who are lucky enough to live here know Pensacola is a paradise on the Gulf of Mexico. Living in such a beautiful place, it’s not uncommon for relatives to crawl out of the woodwork for a visit or eagerly accept an invitation to a wedding. Our emerald waters and white sands are a big lure, in addition to any other festivity, making a houseful of guests a guarantee even after the big day is over.

There is a simple, and fun, way to mark the end of the celebration and send guests off with a smile. Hold a post-wedding brunch. (link to menu) At the Fish House and Atlas, we can create a custom event (link to special events) to complement your wedding theme, colors or other special accents to personalize your event.

A post-wedding brunch is a great time to recap the festivities and indulge in delicious dishes like Pecan-Fried Green Tomato Benedict (poached eggs and crispy pecan-crusted fried green tomatoes smothered in hollandaise) and Emerald Coast Benedict (hollandaise, poached eggs, and lump blue crab cakes over fried green tomatoes drizzled with white rémoulade sauce).

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What’s the recipe for a little side of love?

Tuesday, December 7th, 2010

Baked oysters is just one of the great recipes you can find on our website.
Baked oysters is just one of the great recipes you can find on our website.

The Grits Girl explores the Who, What and Huh? — of cooking this holiday season.

It’s that time of year again. The holiday season. Most folks get in a real panic over what to serve. The Grits Girl keeps it simple. I order to go.

Some people like to make holiday dinners fancy. I’ve seen these recipes with highfalutin’ names, usually in French or Latin. Personally, the Grits Girl doesn’t recommend trying something too complicated if family is coming over. Especially your momma. This has not worked out well for me in the past, and my mother loves to tell everyone about the peanut butter and green beans.

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Plan a Post-Wedding Brunch

Tuesday, January 12th, 2010

Send off houseguests in style.

Sunday Brunch Shrimp Cocktail smPensacola is a paradise on the Gulf of Mexico.  Living in such a beautiful place, it’s not uncommon for relatives to crawl out of the woodwork for a visit or eagerly accept an invitation to a wedding.  Our emerald waters and white sands are a big lure, in addition to any other festivity, making a house full of guests a guarantee even after the big day is over.

There is a simple, and fun, way to mark the end of the celebration and send guests off with a smile. Hold a post-wedding brunch.  At the Fish House and Atlas, we can create a custom event to complement your wedding theme, colors or other special accents to personalize your event.

A post-wedding brunch is a great time to recap the festivities and indulge in delicious dishes like Bananas Foster French Toast or Seafood Crepes. Of course it wouldn’t be brunch without a Bloody Mary (or two).  Here is our favorite brunch recipe for, Sunday Brunch Shrimp Cocktail. Cheers!

Leave a comment sharing your favorite brunch item or Bloody Mary recipe and you will be automatically entered into a drawing for a $25 Sunday Brunch gift card at the Fish House.

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