Oatmeal, I've said before, is my favorite kind of sandwich bread:
This recipe from King Arthur adds a little Northeast flavor to one of my favorites.
Here's the dough, ready to rise - note, I did not add the "maple flavor" suggested in the recipe - just 100% maple syrup:
And risen. Magical:
Ready for the oven:
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Lemon, Coconut and Ginger Energy Bars
The recipe and full details of these lemon, coconut and ginger energy bars are over at Taste As You Go:
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Happy Valentine's Day!
It may be a little cheesy, but hearts and valentine's day do go together, so I made up this recipe to celebrate:
Tempted as I was to use a blueberry jam filling, I stuck with the raspberry jam so that I wouldn't be presenting friends with black hearts.
These cookies are not very interesting until they get shaped, but here is the butter, sugar, peanut butter and eggs, all creamed together:
The dough, rolled into balls and flattened:
And with preliminary heart indentations:
And the finished cookies, after baking, filling and baking again.
Tempted as I was to use a blueberry jam filling, I stuck with the raspberry jam so that I wouldn't be presenting friends with black hearts.
These cookies are not very interesting until they get shaped, but here is the butter, sugar, peanut butter and eggs, all creamed together:
The dough, rolled into balls and flattened:
And with preliminary heart indentations:
And the finished cookies, after baking, filling and baking again.
Labels:
cookies,
fruit,
Holiday,
I make stuff that is not bread,
recipe
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Pumpkin Muffins
I like to make muffins and freeze them for a quick breakfast hot from the microwave. If they last that long, that is:
These pumpkin muffins, like all good fall flavors, start with a good dash of cinnamon and other spices. I particularly like to add a bit of clove and nutmeg:
Muffins are (usually) quickbreads, made with an oil or (applesauce as a substitute) but this recipe called for butter, creamed with sugar. yum!
Once the eggs and dry ingredients were mixed in, the final step was chopped pecans and golden raisins:
Straight into the oven:
These pumpkin muffins, like all good fall flavors, start with a good dash of cinnamon and other spices. I particularly like to add a bit of clove and nutmeg:
Muffins are (usually) quickbreads, made with an oil or (applesauce as a substitute) but this recipe called for butter, creamed with sugar. yum!
Once the eggs and dry ingredients were mixed in, the final step was chopped pecans and golden raisins:
Straight into the oven:
Labels:
I make stuff that is not bread,
muffins,
pumpkin,
quickbread
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