Breakfast for Dinner is Here! | Love and Olive Oil (2024)

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February 12, 2013 (updated Jan 18, 2017) by Lindsay Landis

Well, folks… today is the day. What started almost exactly one year ago is now officially published. Yes, that means as of today, you can buy Breakfast for Dinner in stores everywhere. Excuse us while we do a little happy dance because I will never tire of this feeling.

What a whirlwind year this has been, all our work finally resulting in something tangible. And the lucky recipients of advanced copies (so far) have had nothing but good things to say about it. The book itself is also quite photogenic, apparently.

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Taylor and I are absolutely thrilled to see such positive reviews coming from places like The Washington Post, The Star Ledger, Detroit News, and The Kitchn. To see others enjoying the recipes that we put so much of our heart and soul into is the most rewarding feeling in the world.

Be sure to stay tuned to the Cookbooks page for upcoming media appearances and events, and our Press page for a full list of features. There’s also a number of giveaways happening throughout the blogosphere now and in the coming weeks. I’ll try to do my best to tweet and retweet as many of them as I can, so be sure you’re following me on twitter. Wheee! Isn’t this fun?

For locals… our first book signing (and release party!) is happening TONIGHT at Parnassus Books in Green Hills. If you’re in the area you should totally come and say hi. There may or may not be copious amounts of bacon. And sangria. I’ll be on Talk of the Town (channel 5) this morning at 11am, demoing the Mint Chocolate Chip Pancakes recipe from the book (hello, breakfast for dessert!)

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We’ve got two other events planned in San Francisco and Napa later this week, and a final signing in Memphis at the end of the month (click graphics above for more information and locations).

Please know that while we’d love to do a coast-to-coast book tour, that’s just not in the cards (or the budget), so this is it for signing dates at this time. If you can’t live without a signed book, we’ve got them available for sale in our shop (and we’ll even personalize it for you if you’d like!) or if you want to mail your book to us and cover return shipping, we’re more than happy to sign it for you. Just shoot us an email! ;)

Finally, thank YOU all for your endless support, heartwarming comments, and all around awesomeness. This book and these recipes are our way of sharing a virtual meal, since (unfortunately) inviting you all over for supper might get a wee bit crowded. I don’t think our 4-person dining table could take it. But you know what? I think this is better anyway.

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  1. Auntie Sally February 17, 2013 at 10:06 pm Reply

    We have now cooked (composed, mixed, baked) 6 recipes from Breakfast for Dinner. By this time next year, my goal is to have made them all! Especially the candied bacon, and bacon jam. HUGS!!! We are so proud of you.

  2. JulieD February 16, 2013 at 6:25 pm Reply

    This is a long overdue congratulations! I’m so proud of you both!! You guys are starting out 2013 with a bang!! Can’t wait to see you both!!

  3. The Healthy Apple February 16, 2013 at 5:25 pm Reply

    Congrats; so excited for you. Looks amazing! Hope you come to NYC!!

  4. Loretta | A Finn In The Kitchen February 16, 2013 at 1:32 pm Reply

    From the little I’ve seen, your book is absolutely breath-taking! Adding to my wish list right now :)

    Congratulations!

  5. Hamilton Courtney February 15, 2013 at 6:43 pm Reply

    Wow!!! I love having breakfast for dinner so this book is right up my street!

    Congratulations guys, I wish you every luck and success!

    Take care, Hamilton x

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Breakfast for Dinner is Here! | Love and Olive Oil (2024)

FAQs

How much olive oil should you eat a day? ›

The daily amount of olive oil that could add a golden touch to your health is between one to two tablespoons. You heard it right! A spoonful or two of this liquid gold is enough to orchestrate a symphony of wellbeing in your body.

What does drinking olive oil do for your body? ›

Fatty acids in olive oil seem to decrease cholesterol levels and have anti-inflammatory effects. Olive oil is commonly used in foods. As medicine, people most commonly use olive oil for heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure.

Does olive oil help your digestive system? ›

Olive oil may be a safe and healthy way to get stools moving again and relieve constipation. The fats in olive oil can help smooth the insides of the bowel, making it easier for stools to pass. It can also help the stool hold in more water, keeping it softer.

What happens if you take 2 tablespoons of olive oil a day? ›

One study found that eating 25 grams a day (just under two tablespoons) lowers your risk of type 2 diabetes by 22% Pain relief: Oleocanthal, a polyphenol found in extra-virgin olive oil, has anti-inflammatory qualities similar to ibuprofen.

Should I drink water after taking olive oil? ›

Usually, the small cup of olive oil is followed by a small glass of warm water with freshly squeezed lemon juice. Some people even suggest that a tablespoon or two of olive oil may be all you need to fully reap its benefits. The consumption of olive oil includes a healthier digestive process as well.

Is it safe to take a spoonful of olive oil everyday? ›

Moderation is key to healthy olive oil intake. The Food and Drug Administration recommends daily consumption of just 1 ½ tablespoons of olive oil to reduce the risk of heart disease.

Who should not take olive oil? ›

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: There is not enough reliable information about the safety of taking olive products if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. Do not use amounts greater than the amount commonly found in foods. Diabetes: Olive oil might lower blood sugar.

What is the best time to drink olive oil? ›

Therefore, high-quality olive oil is recommended to be taken in the morning, on an empty stomach; bitterness in the morning. One of the key properties of olive oil is its high concentration of monounsaturated fats, especially oleic acid.

Does olive oil cleanse the liver? ›

Studies have concluded that incorporating olive oil into your diet can significantly reduce the fat deposit in your liver. A compound found in olive oil, hydroxytyrosol, has even been shown to reduce the adverse effects of fatty liver disease.

Can you drink olive oil straight? ›

Consuming between one teaspoon and one tablespoon (three teaspoons) of olive oil should be enough to get you the benefits without upsetting your stomach. While you can drink olive oil at any time of day, many people say that they prefer to do it first thing in the morning on an empty stomach.

Does olive oil flatten your stomach? ›

First things first, you can't spot reduce fat, so there's no one food (or exercise) that can help you burn belly fat specifically. Having said that, the monounsaturated fatty acids in olive oil are said to reduce fat storage, particularly around the midsection area [17].

Is olive oil a probiotic? ›

Olive oil has several positive effects on the inhibition of foodborne pathogens, stimulation of growth of some technological microorganisms like L. acidophilus and B. bifidum also known as probiotic strains with potential health benefits after consumption.

How long should I wait to eat after taking olive oil in the morning? ›

How to take it? In order to enjoy its many benefits, it is recommended that you drink a tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil as soon as you wake up on an empty stomach, or at least half an hour before having breakfast.

Is olive oil good before bed? ›

One study found that those who consumed extra virgin olive oil before bed experienced a significant increase in the amount of deep sleep they got each night. This is important, as deep sleep is crucial for both physical and mental health.

Why add olive oil to coffee? ›

The healthy fats in the oil can help slow down the absorption of caffeine, which can help prevent the jitters and crashes that can come with drinking too much coffee. Additionally, the fat in olive oil can help curb hunger and promote satiety, making it a great addition for anyone looking to manage their weight.

Is 3 tablespoons of olive oil a day too much? ›

Recommendations indicate consuming at least a couple of tablespoons to comply with the suggested polyphenols. Although if you want to take advantage of EVOO's benefits and increase the chances of a longer life, it is best to take four tablespoons a day as indicated by the WHO.

Is 4 tablespoons of olive oil a day too much? ›

Recommended amount of daily intake

According to PREDIMED, and according to the indications of the study doctors, the recommended daily intake of extra virgin olive oil is 40 milliliters, that is, about four or five tablespoons daily.

Is it better to have 1 or 2 tablespoons of olive oil a day? ›

Adding 2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil to your diet each day can lower blood pressure, blood sugar, and inflammation, according to researcher Mary Flynn at Brown University.

Is it better to take olive oil in the morning or at night? ›

Therefore, high-quality olive oil is recommended to be taken in the morning, on an empty stomach; bitterness in the morning. One of the key properties of olive oil is its high concentration of monounsaturated fats, especially oleic acid.

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