Flaky, buttery croissants stuffed with a rich and creamy Crab Rangoon filling, then brushed with garlic butter and baked until golden brown. These croissants bring the indulgent flavors of your favorite takeout appetizer into an irresistible, savory pastry. Serve them warm with sweet chili sauce for the perfect bite—just like that.

In a small bowl, mix together melted butter, minced garlic, and salt. Set aside.
In a mixing bowl, combine the cream cheese, Surimi seafood, shredded mozzarella, green onions, parsley, onion powder, garlic, sugar, salt, and black pepper. Stir until smooth and well combined. Transfer the filling to a piping bag.
TIP: No piping bag? Use a zip-top bag and snip the tip off one end.
Serve these warm, stuffed croissants with sweet chili sauce on the side for dipping. Whether you’re making them for brunch, a gathering, or just because—each bite is buttery, creamy, and completely irresistible.


Here are some delectable croissant recipes that you might enjoy:
Cheesy Garlic Croissants
Golden, flaky croissants filled with a creamy cheese mixture infused with herbs and spices, offering a delightful twist on a classic pastry.
Bacon Jalapeño Croissants
Flaky croissants stuffed with a rich, creamy filling loaded with crispy bacon, gooey cheese, and a kick of jalapeño, brushed with garlicky butter and baked until golden brown.
Crab Dip Croissants
Buttery croissants filled with creamy crab dip, sharp cheddar, and Old Bay seasoning, creating a perfect balance of richness and spice.
Crispy Chicken Caesar Sandwich
Golden-fried chicken, homemade Caesar dressing, and buttery croissants come together in this irresistible Chicken Caesar Salad Croissant sandwich.
Crookie Bake
A decadent dessert combining baked croissants and raw chocolate chip cookie dough, baked together to create a rich, indulgent treat.
Each of these recipes offers a unique and flavorful way to enjoy croissants, whether you’re in the mood for a savory snack or a sweet indulgence.
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Crab Dip Croissants
Flaky croissants stuffed with rich, cheesy crab dip and brushed with garlic butter—these indulgent bites are perfect for brunch, game day, or any occasion that calls for something irresistibly delicious.

Prepare the Garlic Butter
Mix together melted butter, minced garlic, and salt, then set it aside.
Make the Crab Dip Filling
Combine softened cream cheese, shredded cheeses, mayo, minced shallot, fresh herbs, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, Old Bay seasoning, and pepper. Fold in the lump crab meat gently to keep it intact. Transfer the mixture to a piping bag (or a ziplock bag with the tip cut off).
Stuff the Croissants
Make several shallow cuts across each croissant, ensuring you don’t slice all the way through. Pipe the crab dip filling into the openings, stuffing as much as possible.
Bake to Perfection
Brush the tops with garlic butter and place them on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Bake in a preheated oven until golden brown and warmed through.
Finish and Serve
Once out of the oven, brush with more garlic butter and sprinkle with fresh chives. Serve warm and enjoy!


Welcome to a breakfast experience like no other! If you’re a fan of French toast and pound cake, this recipe will become your new morning favorite. Combining the rich, buttery goodness of pound cake with the classic flavors of French toast, this dish is perfect for special occasions or any time you want to treat yourself to something truly indulgent. Let’s dive into this delicious pound cake French toast recipe!
This Pound Cake French Toast is a game-changer for breakfast lovers. Here’s why you’ll absolutely adore it:
For the Pound Cake French Toast:
For the French Toast Batter:
For the Caramel Whipped Cream:
For the Maple Butter:
Caramel Whipped Cream:

Maple Butter:

French Toast Batter:

Assemble:
Serve your Pound Cake French Toast warm, with an extra dollop of whipped caramel cream on the side. The combination of flavors—citrusy, sweet, and buttery—paired with the fresh burst of strawberries, creates a symphony of taste that will leave you craving more. This dish is perfect for weekend brunches, holiday breakfasts, or any day you want to start with a bit of luxury.

This Pound Cake French Toast is more than just a meal; it’s an experience. The crispy edges of the pound cake, the creamy, caramel-infused topping, and the freshness of the fruit all come together to create a dish that’s both comforting and decadent. Whether you’re making it for yourself or serving it to guests, it’s sure to impress and satisfy. Enjoy every bite!


Let’s get started! First things first lets take a look at our ingredients:
Ingredients

It’s really simple and uses basic things that you most likely already have at home!
Basil Garlic Aioli
So let’s make that fancy spread
Combine the mayo, basil, and garlic in a bowl and mix thoroughly. Add salt and fresh cracked pepper to taste.

See, that wasn’t hard at all! And the best part is that it taste amazing! Set aside and let the flavors marry while you get everything else ready.
Cooking Time
First, melt 2 tbsp. of butter in a large pan and toast both sides of the sourdough bread for a few minutes. Once golden brown, set aside. Next, take 2 slices of bacon and cut them in half. Cook until you reach desired doneness. Let the bacon rest on a plate lined with paper towel to absorb any excess oil. Doing so will keep your bacon nice and crispy! Finally, add a tbsp. of olive oil to a skillet and cook your eggs however you desire.
I love the look of a sunny side egg with a runny yolk… you just can’t beat that! An over-medium egg also works just fine, or you can also choose to use egg whites or scrambled eggs. You can customize each sandwich to everyone’s liking, so the possibilities are endless!

Time to Assemble
Spread the basil garlic aioli on one side of each of the toasted sourdough bread. Add the mixed greens first, then a couple of sliced tomatoes, bacon, and a fried egg.

You can also enjoy this sandwich open faced – either way, it’s amazing! This is almost too pretty to eat… lol, jk.

Thanks for stopping by! Drop a comment, let me know what you think. If you try a recipe, share your experience! I’d love to hear from you all!
Until the next recipe, Cook like a king!

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Some tips to remember:
Use Butter
Butter helps keep the eggs creamy and adds to the final texture and flavor. Since this recipe doesn’t call for cream or milk you want to use butter instead of oils.
Go Non-Stick
Using non-stick makes life so much easier especially when making eggs. So, make sure you have a good non-stick skillet and spatula. The cooking gods will shine down on you with perfect eggs :).
Add-Ins
Don’t be afraid to throw any and everything into your eggs. From spinach to cooked bacon, or the kitchen sink, it all works lol. But seriously, add-ins are the best way to lift your eggs to another level of greatness. I love to use cooked bacon, tomatoes, spinach and top it all off with some sriracha hot sauce…yum!
last but least….
DO NOT OVERCOOK
You want light and fluffy eggs, not bouncy eggs. If they are dancing around in your skillet you’ve gone to far! To achieve that, you must be able to dedicate 3 minutes to your eggs while cooking. No distractions, no interruptions! Pay attention and show your eggs some love. The stirring process is key and will help you get your eggs to that creamy and fluffy consistency you know and love and find at your favorite breakfast and brunch spots.

Enjoy! Drop a comment and share your experiences. Thanks for stopping by!
Don’t forget to checkout the other awesome breakfast recipes and tips!
The post Fluffy Scrambled Eggs first appeared on kingcooks.]]>By far, the best and most essential dish for brunch is of course, King’s French Toast! I love this stuff, this is the bees double knees! Of course, like everything else, this is an original recipe by yours truly and definitely hits the brunch spot every single time. French toast is simple and a great way to use up bread that you may not have plans for or thats been there for a couple days. But you can’t just use any old bread… You have to use a bread that can with stand your batter and hold up during cooking – I’ve found that challah bread works best! It’s a soft and beautiful bread that’s braided to give it a unique look and texture. It works perfect for french toast, especially if it’s a couple days old (it’ll hold more of that delicious batter). I’m lucky enough to live in walking distance to a bakery. It’s a gift and a curse, especially in the morning when you can smell the bread being baked. Its pure torture! Lol.

For this recipe, I wanted a refreshing cinnamon citrus batter. So, decided to add fresh orange zest, a bit of honey and vanilla extract to round out the eggy deliciousness of the batter. The orange zest really completes the dish. Every piece comes out fluffy and the flavors really hits you in layers. Now being that this is my french toast recipe, I wanted to taste that syrup and butter in every bite! Which lead me to creating the maple butter glaze. It’s simple and the recipe for that is included as well!


Now, go forth with these tools and create the best french toast you’ve ever had!
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