Muffins go with morning and coffee. These Morning Glory Muffins are chock full of apples, carrots, raisins, and a sprinkling of nuts.

Muffins go with morning and coffee. These Morning Glory Muffins are chock full of apples, carrots, raisins, and a sprinkling of nuts.
Quinoa is an ancient South American “grain” that just recently has been hailed as a superfood due to its high nutritional content. You can enjoy this tasty grain in this salad with black beans, corn, vinaigrette dressing, and other veggies. Jalapenos add just a bit of heat to make this salad so tasty and refreshing.
Have you ever walked through a mall with the pleasant aroma of cinnamon wafting through the air from the Cinnabon Kiosk? Try this copycat recipe which is sugar-free and low-fat. These buns are so delicious, soft, and full of cinnamon!
Have you ever had a deli sandwich with marbled rye bread? You can easily make this recipe at home and adding dark rye flour and caraway seeds give this loaf a very distinctive flavor.
Even though I have been baking sourdough for years…I still get a smile of satisfaction when I lift the lid of my baker and see another gorgeous loaf!
Apple fritter bread is a sweet bread chock full of apples and cinnamon. You get all the taste of apple fritters without all the work. You can use any kind of apple…sweet or tart to make this bread.
Warm, gooey, sticky buns are just what you need with your morning coffee. Add some apples and you have just the treat you need for this fall season. It can’t get any better than caramel and apples!
Fall brings with it a harvest of winter squash and pumpkins. One of our favorite winter squash is the humble butternut squash. We love these roasted and eaten with butter and salt like a potato and if you have any leftover they can be made into this delicious bisque. This bisque is the perfect bend of sweet and spice for cool fall weather.
Warm, gooey, sticky buns, add a cup of coffee and you are all set for a delicious treat! If you are craving sticky buns that are guilt free…these are just for you.
Low Country Boil is a quick and easy one-dish to prepare. This simple dish can also called Frogmore Stew. What could be better than potatoes, corn, and onions from your garden added to this boil. Have your children husk the corn, scrub the potatoes, and dinner will be served in a jiffy. Better yet, lay newspaper on a picnic table, boil the stew outside over a campfire, drain, pour the boil down the center of the table, and you have an easy cleanup!