A Perfectly Pink Breakfast By Jordan Rondel
Hosting a Pink Ribbon breakfast to support Breast Cancer Foundation NZ? Add these ricotta pancakes to your menu – created especially by The Caker.
An excellent reason to gather some friends for a feast, hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast in the month of May is an engaging way to raise funds for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ, and creates a safe, supportive environment in which to talk about breast health.
To provide inspiration for your Pink Ribbon Breakfast menu, our go-to expert on all things sweet, Jordan Rondel (founder of The Caker), has created a bespoke breakfast recipe just for Viva, and from her stylish Los Angeles kitchen she s currently working in the United States she shows us how to create her pretty pink ricotta pancakes.
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South Australia Health authorities confirmed on Saturday a low positive result had been detected from the BH02 sub-catchment zone which covers areas from North Haven down to West Lakes Shore in the city s west. This result could be explained by historic cases, however it is a timely reminder that people should get tested for COVID-19 with even the mildest of symptoms, SA Health said.
South Australia Health authorities confirmed on Saturday a low positive result had been detected from the BH02 sub-catchment zone which covers areas from North Haven down to West Lakes Shore in the city s west (pictured wastewater treatment plan in Adelaide)
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Michael Van De Elzen s easy pommey pav
for 4 people
Be Well 26 April. Pink Ribbon Breakfast. Michael Van de Elzen s Easy Peasy Pommey Pav. Photography / Supplied.
By: Michael Van De Elzen
Served with pink pomegranate syrup and raspberries, this delicious pavlova is sure to be a visual and tasty hit at your Pink Ribbon event.
Ingredients
1½ cups
Directions
Preheat the oven to 180 C with the rack in the centre of the oven. Draw a 23cm circle on a large piece of baking paper and put this on a baking tray. Clean and dry the beater and bowl of your mixer.
Put the sugar, vanilla, vinegar, cornflour and finally the water into the bowl. Beat the mixture on high speed with an electric mixer for 10-12 minutes until shiny and stiff. Spoon this into your circle and spread it out evenly with a spatula.
Pink Ribbon Breakfast: Breast cancer survivor s poignant reason for fundraiser
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Celeste and Dean Jones were diagnosed with cancer within weeks of each other, just over a year after their 34-year-old daughter died of brain cancer. Photo / Paul Taylor.
Celeste and Dean Jones were diagnosed with cancer within weeks of each other, just over a year after their 34-year-old daughter died of brain cancer. Photo / Paul Taylor.
Celeste Jones decided to have a mastectomy to prevent the spread of her breast cancer hours before a doctor told the Hastings grandmother her husband s bowel cancer was incurable.