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March Madness: A Battle of Irish Recipes (Round 4)

March 15, 2011 Breads
March Madness: A Battle of Irish Recipes (Round 4)

Here we are, Round 4 or our Irish Madness. I’m kind of surprised more people didn’t go for the Guinness Chocolate Cake in Round 3, but who can resist brownies! In this round we’ve got some scrumptious Irish Soda Bread going up against Savory Caraway Scones, and then a luscious Grasshopper Pie matched up with [...]

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Small Plate: Baking in Jars

February 16, 2011 Breads
Small Plate: Baking in Jars

So I’m either on top of the current food trends or I’m way behind the curve. Either way, I’m all about this fun concept of baking in jars. Pies, cakes, rolls – there are so many fun options when it comes to jar baking, and it’s pretty easy too. They’re perfect for dinner parties, showers, [...]

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Snow Day Recipes

January 31, 2011 Breads
Snow Day Recipes

We’re interrupting your regularly scheduled Super Bowl Week to bring you a delicious compilation of Snow Day Projects. I just looked out my office window and snow is coming down – hard. According to the weatherman we’re supposed to get up to 21 inches of the white stuff between today and Wednesday. I should also [...]

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Trend #3: Bread Making

January 26, 2011 Breads
Trend #3: Bread Making

In Europe, bread (and carbs in general) is held in high regard. Parisians indulge in crusty baguettes, the Italians tear into discs of savory focaccia, and the Germans slice up loaves of dark, rich rye. For them, bread making is an art form that is enjoyed everyday. It looks as if this European view of [...]

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‘Tis the Season for Holiday Baking

December 10, 2010 Breads
‘Tis the Season for Holiday Baking

Imagine waking up to the comforting smell of cinnamon rolls, wrapping a warm loaf of bread in a brightly colored ribbon, and gently drizzling a sweet glaze over plump muffins – yep, it’s time for holiday baking. Each year my parent’s house in St. Louis is filled with the deep aroma of freshly baked bread, [...]

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The Tradition of Challah Bread

December 1, 2010 Breads
The Tradition of Challah Bread

Tonight starts the beginning of Hanukkah, the Jewish celebration of the Festival of Lights. It’s a beautiful holiday where Jewish families come together for 8 days to light the Menorah, eat a delicious meal, and exchange small gifts. Challah is traditional Jewish bread and a staple for the Hanukkah table. In the Jewish community, the [...]

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Small Plates: Thanksgiving Breads

November 1, 2010 Breads
Small Plates: Thanksgiving Breads

Thanksgiving is on the horizon and for some reason, instead of turkey, I’m thinking about bread. There are so many different types of bread or rolls that can be served at a Thanksgiving feast – sweet or savory, it doesn’t matter. Here are some delicious bread options that are sure to enhance your Thanksgiving menu. [...]

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Pumpkin Swirl Bread

October 14, 2010 Autumn
Pumpkin Swirl Bread

I think I’ve died and gone to heaven. Just look at this glorious pumpkin bread! It’s the perfect combination of pumpkin, nuts and dates. Plus, it has a rich, creamy cheesecake swirl in the center. Oh, be still my heart! I’m going to have to suppress the urge to run home and bake this beautiful [...]

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Jumbo Pumpkin Pecan Muffins

October 1, 2010 Autumn
Jumbo Pumpkin Pecan Muffins

I’m having people over for brunch on Sunday. I’ve been debating on what to make. My first thought was some sort of egg sausage casserole. Sure, it’s tasty. But it’s also pretty safe. And well … I want to impress my guests. At a complete loss, I finally found these Jumbo Pumpkin Pecan muffins. Holy [...]

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3 Fall Breads I’m Dying to Try

September 28, 2010 Autumn
3 Fall Breads I’m Dying to Try

I don’t know it it’s just me, but fall seems to be synonymous with baking. Filling your home with the fresh aroma of baking breads, munching on a pumpkin scone as you walk through the park – yep, baking has fall written all over it. Here are three outstanding recipes that have caught my eye, [...]

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