Christmas Brunch with Friends

Season 1Episode 330 minDec 2, 2018
Christmas Brunch with Friends

Martina McBride hosts a Christmas brunch to reconnect with friends during the busy holiday season. Her guest list includes Faith Hill, Karen and Kimberly of Little Big Town and Sheryl Crow -- and her menu is equally star-studded! There's Red Pepper Quiche, Green Beans with Goat Cheese and Warm Bacon Dressing, creamy Yogurt Parfaits and County Fair Orange Cake. And it wouldn't be a proper brunch without a DIY Mimosa Bar!

Christmas Brunch with Friends has aired on Dec 2, 2018 at 12:00 PM
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