Biscuit bombs with home-made buttermilk biscuits are quite easy to make as explained in my posting on Biscuit Bombs. They can be made even more easily with large store-bought biscuit dough. Each of the doughs should be flattened out to about a 6 inch circle and then a covered by a layer of shredded cheddar Read More …
Instructions to follow Pain au Chocolat is another way to use the dough for Croissants, and I used half of the dough for this purpose. All that is needed is the dough, some chocolate chips, and a beaten egg for an egg wash. Roll out the croissant dough until a single recipe is a 17 Read More …
Instructions to follow
Carol recently bought a pan for baking 6 donuts, so I kept my eyes open for baked donut recipes. I spotted the Easy Baked Donut Cookbook on line at a good price, bought it, and made its coffee cake donuts. I don’t think they looked very donut-like, but they were tasty and cooked quickly. I Read More …
The staff of Food52.com raved about a monkey bread recipe in the cookbook Hot Bread Kitchen. That was the starting point for this dish. Instead of basing it on their challah dough recipe, I based it on Pain Brioche Commune because it was a recipe that I could start on Saturday afternoon, have rest overnight Read More …
Biscuit bombs are North Carolina’s answer to the Texan sausage and cheese kolache ( Kolaches ). I heard about them when Nick and Anna got a kit to make them from “Farmer and the Dail”, a restaurant in Snow Hill, NC (an unlikely name for a town in eastern NC where it very seldom snows!) Read More …
This is a traditional English bun for Easter. This version is an adaptation from Bernard Clayton’s Complete Book of Small Breads. On Good Friday, I made the dough, gave it a first rise, and then split it in half. Half I formed into 6 rolls for Holy Saturday, and half I left in bulk, to Read More …
For many years, I have made Sticky Buns on Christmas morning. This year, I decided to make a different kind of cinnamon roll for variety. The website www.thekitchn.com ran a serious of articles evaluating popular cinnamon roll recipes on the internet, and I decided to make their favorite, which was from The Vanilla Bean Blog. Read More …
These rolls were popular at this morning’s dress rehearsal for a choir Christmas concert tomorrow. The recipe is adapted from Overnight Cinnamon Rolls in tasteofhome.com, although I flipped their process to better fit serving them for breakfast. In my version, the dough is made the night before, and after its first rising is rolled out, Read More …
This is the simple way that I have been making a smoked salmon spread lately. 4 oz. hot smoked salmon 4 oz. cream cheese 1 tsp. horseradish 1 tsp. mustard Mash all the ingredients together in a bowl. Spread on good bread and top with sliced onions and capers.