You know those Hawaiian rolls which are in the deli section at the supermarket. These rolls are pillow-soft, light as air, and just a little sweet. This recipe is a sourdough make-over of those rolls.
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.
What could be more American than a classic apple pie! Why not take this dessert to a new level by making Candied Apple Pie! This pie is so delicious and best of all it has a caramel layer with pecans on the crust. You will never make a regular apple pie again!
Rhubarb is one of the first plants to poke through the ground in the spring. These tart red stalks can be used in to many ways. Pair them with lemons in this recipe to make a refreshing drink.
Blueberries and lemon go so well together and this dessert will delight your guests with it’s flavor and presentation.
Desserts are a weakness of mine…I love them all! Strawberry Tiramisu may be my favorite, that is until I decide to create another recipe! This dessert layers strawberries between a sponge-type cake and a creamy pudding.
Who doesn’t like a hoagie when you want a quick meal and you do not feel like cooking? These soft hoagie rolls are so delicious served with hot or cold meats.
Spring is here and along with that red tart rhubarb stalks are poking through the ground in many gardens. Pieces of rhubarb and sweet strawberries star in these sourdough muffins.
Roasted Red Pepper and Garlic Sourdough Bread has just the perfect flavors to serve with a bowl of soup! The bits of roasted pepper and garlic throughout the loaf give a delightful twist to each slice.
Traditional fruitcakes are packed full of dried and candied fruits, nuts, and often brushed with rum. These rich cakes are served just as they are without butter or condiments.
