Pumpkin bread is a favorite of many people around Thanksgiving time. This moist bread uses a bit of sourdough starter in it which gives it a great taste and texture.

Pumpkin bread is a favorite of many people around Thanksgiving time. This moist bread uses a bit of sourdough starter in it which gives it a great taste and texture.
Sweet juicy peaches are now in season. If you have never tried Peach Salsa, you really must! The sweet from the peaches and the heat from the jalapenos are just perfect to the taste buds. Another appeal is that it pleases the eye with the lovely array of color!
Who doesn’t love warm, gooey sticky buns with pecans or raisin on them? These pumpkin sticky buns are just perfect; soft, sweet, and gooey and you can add pecan, raisins, or let them plain.
Crisp, crusty baguettes are a bread of French origin. These long narrow loaves pair perfectly with herbed oils or bruschetta.
A good friend introduced me to Dilly Carrot Bisque at a small diner. I just had to go home and try to recreate it. This bisque has just the perfect dill flavor with all the goodness of chicken broth and carrots. Served with a slice of Rye Sourdough it is a delightful light lunch!
Crepes, anyone? This French delicacy is so easy to make with sourdough starter. Best of all you can fill them with anything from puddings, yogurt, fruit or meats!
These crunchy Sourdough Garlic Grissini made from unfed sourdough starter are so delicious, crispy, and light. I love to eat them as a snack or with a bowl of soup.
Lentils are a delicious way to get more legumes into your diet. This curry is a hearty, meat-less dish but still provides you with plenty of protein. The combination of sweet potatoes, chickpeas, lentils, and spices are just perfect!
Muffins go with morning and coffee. These Morning Glory Muffins are chock full of apples, carrots, raisins, and a sprinkling of nuts.
Breakfast is a loaf…why yes! This braided breakfast loaf is stuffed with eggs, sausage, veggies, and cheese. It doesn’t get any better than that!