Sally Lunn is a traditional bread from the American South. It is an enriched similar to brioche and is baked in a circular pan with a hole in the center. I baked it in an angel food cake pan. This version is adapted from The New York Times Heritage Cookbook by Jean Hewitt. This will Read More …
This is an adaptation of Quick Cinnamon Rolls to make it suitable for backpacking and canoe trips where there is no refrigeration. This recipe is for 5 servings. It can be scaled up or down. At home, prepare the following baggies Baggie No. 1 – Dry ingredients for dough 10.8 oz. self-rising flour 2.5 Tbs. Read More …
I spotted a recipe on https://reneenicoleskitchen.com/ for a variation of cinnamon rolls which included diced apples in the filling, and I made it for the family at the beach. It was very good and was happily devoured. It was also, with the full amount of cream cheese icing, very rich. I might try it with Read More …
I made crackers once 30 or 40 years ago and they did not turn out well, and I did not try again until last week at the beach. I figured I had improved my skills over the past 30-40 years, crackers really couldn’t be very hard to make, and some people really like making crackers Read More …
Damper is the name given in Australia to a wheat bread cooked while camping in the bush. This version is like a biscuit or scone. Curtis Stone demonstrated this dish on a Rachael Ray show some years ago. I came upon this while looking for a bread to bake for breakfast on a layover day Read More …
This is a variation of Pizza for Many or For One – Keto Version in which I replaced the yeast with active sourdough starter and I used the dough to make a focaccia. This version is 2 person’s worth of dough which was enough to serve 3 people as a side dish to Straccetti de Read More …
Piadina are a rustic flatbread made in the Romagna section of Italy. I saw an article about them which indicated that a typical filling was prosciutto, arugula and cheese, and since I had all of those on hand, I decided to make it. This version is adapted from one of my oldest cookbooks, Italian Pizza Read More …
This photo shows a classic version of a stuffed Piadina. I substituted brie for the similar soft cheeses which would have been used in Italy, such as stracchino.
I was introduced to pão de queijo (cheese bread in Portuguese) when I traveled to Brazil on business and they were a common item on the snack table during meeting breaks. I recently had an excellent version from the Swamp Rabbit Café in Greenville and that inspired me to make my own. Pão de queijo Read More …
This is an adaptation of a recipe in King Arthur Flour’s Intermediate Sourdough on-demand course, which I baked in a Brod & Taylor Baking Shell in combination with a baking steel. Lately I have usually retarded shaped dough in the refrigerator and baked first thing in the morning, but this time, since I started early Read More …