Cranberry Relish is an old-time recipe. My grandmother would make it for our Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. The tartness of the cranberries and the sweetness apples and oranges meld together to make a wonderful relish.
Would you like a perfect fall salad? This salad uses fall crops like Brussels sprouts, apples, and pumpkin seeds which is then tossed with a tangy dressing. It is the perfect combination of sweet and tartness.
The fall holidays are not complete without that tasty dish of bread stuffing/filling. My mother always made the best bread stuffing. She would fry it in butter before baking. That gave it a delicious flavor. It is still a family favorite along with the giblet gravy she would make.
Stuffing bread is made with spices added to the dough. The aroma while it is baking is just awesome. I do add some more spices when I make my stuffing mix but I do love how the spices in the bread add a more intense flavor.
Apples Fritter Sourdough Focaccia is a tasty fall treat that combines apples, cinnamon, and maple syrup. This combination is just perfect with a cup of coffee on a cool chilly fall day.
Sourdough bread is one of my favorite breads to make. This dough gets egg whites and cottage cheese added to it for a moister bread. These two items also add a bit more protein.
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.
Holidays are the best times for family traditions to be made and kept. This recipe of sweet dough is used to make two old time family favorites…Poppy Seed Roll which is a traditional Eastern European dessert and Walnut Roll which is popular in Slovak countries.
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.
Roasted Garlic Tomato Burrata Caprese is the perfect topping to serve with this rustic sourdough Ciabatta. The flavors blend so well together and both are very easy to make but impressive to serve.
