Chocolate Peanut Butter Candy has always been a favorite of mine. Many years ago there was a candy stand at the Bird-in-hand Farmers Market that had peanut butter melt-a-ways. They were the best. Here is a sugar-free version of the candies that I loved. Easter just wouldn’t be special without peanut butter eggs to enjoy.
Nine-Grain Sourdough Bread is a chewy European style bread. This flour blend is a mix of wheat, rye, oat, spelt, barley, and flax. The crusty chewy loaf has all the old world flavors in one bite!!
No-knead Sourdough Artisan loaves are my favorite breads to make. This dough can be mixed with a Danish Dough Whisk. There is no need for a mixer. This blog post will take you step by step from feeding your starter through baking your bread.
Inspired by the log burning tradition in Scandinavian countries, Yule Log Cakes became popular in the 19th century. French bakeries began featuring a sponge cake topped with filling and rolled into a log. Ganache Frosting was spread on the cake to resemble bark. This timeless dessert is still popular today. The decorating possibilities are endless. Frosted cranberries and springs of rosemary add a very festival look.
Apple Pie Filling is a favorite pie filling to preserve.. When the snow flies it is so handy to open a jar to make a pie, apple crisp, or cobbler.
Pizza is a favorite of everyone. This deep dish Chicago-style pizza will be a winner whenever you serve it. It is stuffed full of meat, cheese, and veggies for a delightful culinary experience.
Biscuits are an easy-to-make additonal to any meal. These soft fluffy biscuits can be served for breakfast or with a bowl of soup for dinner. They are so delicous served with butter and honey or made into “Red Lobster” type biscuits.
Chewy, crusty bread bowls just like you would find in restaurants and cafes, why, yes, you can make them. They are that simple and only take 4 ingredients.Bread bowls are a delightful way to serve chili, clam chowder, and many other types of thick soups and stews.
Old Fashioned Date pudding brings back so many memories of my aunts and grandmother. This dessert was always served at Christmas time with lots of whipped cream. The top cake part is chockfull of dates and the bottom is a sticky caramel layer. So delicious!
Fall is here and with it cool nights, colorful leaves, pumpkins, and crisp apples. Apples are so versatile. They are delightful picked and eaten raw or they can be used in all kinds of baking. This apple quick bread is studded with apples and raisin topped with a light sprinkling of pecans.
