Sally Lunn Bread
Monday, February 8th, 2010Sally Lunn Bread has been on my “To Bake” list for quite some time. Actually it was so simple to make that I regret putting it off for so long. The dough is soft as it is laden with butter and eggs…
Sally Lunn Bread has been on my “To Bake” list for quite some time. Actually it was so simple to make that I regret putting it off for so long. The dough is soft as it is laden with butter and eggs…
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This is a grand cake and although it may appear daunting and overwhelming to bake and assemble, it isn’t. I have the pleasure of catering a birthday cocktail party next week for 100 people and…
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Right after Christmas I took a road trip to New England to visit family for the New Year. We were welcomed by tons of snow and blustery cold days and of course lots of great food. Coming down with…
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When holidays approach the requests are voiced just in case. In case what I often wonder. In case I forget to make the favorite dishes and baked food, which I have never forgotten to make every Christmas…
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This is the second time that I have shared a meal with you and left you high and dry to find the recipe yourself. My apologies before we get started for this gross negligence. Frankly, I am doing you…
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Though this recipe is not a traditional Southern food, it certainly has its place in the Southern kitchen. As much as biscuits are adored, having a change of pace is needed. So many Southern dishes scream…
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These last few weeks I have made it a point to go through some piles of recipes, which I have been holding on to for a decade or more. This recipe is one of those. The AJC had a huge article on poundcakes…
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As soon as fall weather looks like it is approaching, my cooking mentality changes. Warm comfort food is called for and nothing symbolizes comfort food as much as a Southern Chicken Pot Pie.
To qualify…
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I would be hard pressed to pick my favorite pound cake from all that I have tried this past year. This one is fabulous and this one is just as good but a touch sweeter. But really, how can you go…
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Today is the first day of school for my grandson. Wanting to make an easy eat and run nourishing treat for a growing boy- led me to this recipe for Dried-Fruit and Nut Health Bars.
A few changes to…
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