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Fullerton’s Judy Bart Kancigor is the author of “Cooking Jewish” and “The Perfect Passover Cookbook.”

Brunch is everyone's favorite excuse to indulge in rich foods and boozy mimosas. But penciling in this special meal on your calendar is a bit more complicated.

Whether you plump for labneh, mushrooms, hotcakes or black pudding – or a spread of all four – it's the best meal of the day

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Brunch, a portmanteau of the words breakfast and lunch, has given delicious meaning to the weekend. Like the effect after too many mimosas, the origins are a bit fuzzy.

Did you know brunch was invented in Nola?

We talk to six Utah chefs about what the late Anthony Bourdain called the least-popular shift in the kitchen: Brunch. It can mean getting up early on a Saturday, juggling different menus, and having to get food to customers faster than usual. But some enjoy the challenge, and serving up breakfast-style food.

And where you can get one in New York City

How to plan, prep and execute an elegant yet effortless brunch spread

Vegetarian or vegans, or lactose-intolerant, are welcome, of course. Pick up vegan sausages, serve a fruit bowl, and offer soy or almond milk for tea or coffee.