Sweet bread pastries filled with cream cheese and jam and topped with posipka (streusel) or sweet lemon glaze.
Overnight Breakfast Strata Recipe: This easy make-ahead holiday breakfast is super quick to prep, then pop in the oven the next morning!
Traditional Slovenian potica (known in Croatia as povitica) is a delicious treat for breakfast or dessert. It also makes a wonderful gift. Here are two easy recipes for the bread.
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I researched several different recipes for milk toast and landed on this version of my own, which is a sweet milk toast (not savory).
Today is Day 1 of my Paleo challenge!! I have decided to try and have a Paleo diet at least during the week from now on. Eventually I will try and continue it on weekends. For anyone who is unfamil…
It isn't officially the holidays until I've made this treasured nut roll recipe from my husband's grandmother. The apple-walnut filling is moist, subtly sweet and flavorful. —Donna Bardocz, Howell, Michigan
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Soft crumbly slightly tangy pastry filled with sweet raspberry and apricot preserves, kolaches are traditional central and eastern Eurpoean holiday cookies. Usually they are made with cream cheese, but I subbed homemade strained vegan yogurt or labneh and the texture and taste are comparable to the original.
These are incredibly fluffy Hawaiian pancakes loaded with crushed pineapple, coconut and macadamia nuts. They're so fun for brunch!
Learn how to make delicious Cinnamon Sugar French Toast Muffins, a breakfast treat packed with flavor and nutrients. Get the easy recipe now!
A sweet, make-ahead croissant bake that's perfect for any brunch celebration.
This recipe shows you how to make Irish jambons. These tasty ham and cheese pastries are easy to make and can be prepared in advance. They freeze well!
Say hello to the Goodful 2-Week Healthy Eating Challenge 2018!
I've created this (100% inauthentic!) easy Chicken Biryani recipe to be so quick to throw together that on the table in just 20 minutes!
Baking homemade bread is universal across cuisines, but every culture has its own specialties. From naan to focaccia, try these bread recipes from around the world.
I have baked the more humble cousin, the challah, on multitudes of occasions over the years, but never the more aristocratic Brioche. Although there are some idiosyncrasies to brioche making, I found the process much easier than I've imagined. I made a couple of batches but even within one batch I experimented with different shaping techniques my research came up with. I am really in awe at how different proportions of flour, water, eggs, yeast and butter will produce such a different depth of flavor and texture in bread. This post is a part of my collaboration with Red Star Yeast. I found RSY's original brioche recipe super authentic in rich buttery flavor and flaky crumb. This mini brioche was perfect in the morning along with my cup of coffee. I am sharing here some highlights and videos from my research that will demystify baking brioche: Michel Roux's brioche video which I found absolutely fascinating. Watch his technique, it's incredible. Bread in Five's video of mixing brioche dough in a stand mixer This technique does take the mystique out of brioche making and makes it accessible for the home baker. Nancy Silverton on Julia Child Creme Fraiche Custrad Brioche Tart video. Watch the tips Silverton shares as she makes the dough. Leite's Culinaria's pictorial brioche guide by Sarabeth's Bakery. These links really give you a well rounded perspective on brioche making. If you do not have brioche molds, you can bake the brioche in muffin tins. You can also bake as a loaf, but allow approximately 10 minutes extra in baking. Brioche original Red Star Yeast recipe makes about 16 Ingredients: 3 1/2 cups flour 2 1/4 tsp active dry yeast (1 packet, 1/4 oz) 1/3 cup sugar 1/2 tsp salt 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup butter softened (2 sticks butter) 4 eggs 1 egg yolk 1 tbls milk In a large bowl combine two cups flour, yeast, sugar and salt, mix well. In a sauce pan heat butter and water until warm (120F-130F) and add to the flour mixture. Add the eggs, one at a time and mix by hand until smooth. Gradually stir the remaining flour to make a very soft dough. Cover bowl with a plastic wrap and refrigerate from 6-12 hours. Preheat oven to 350F. Punch down dough and divide into three parts. Keep two parts in the refrigerator until ready to shape. Divide each third to six parts. Cut off 1/4 from each part. On a lightly floured surface, shape each large and small piece into a smooth ball. Press large ball into a greased brioche or muffin tin. Make a large indentation in the middle of the large ball and press the small ball into the indentation. Cover with a kitchen towel and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 30 minutes. Whisk egg yolk and milk together, brush the top of the brioche gently and bake for about 15-20 minutes until golden brown. Remove from muffin or brioche tins and let cool. Continue working with the next two batches as stated above. Red Star Yeast Series: Cinnamon Buns Yeast Pancakes Multigrain Oatmeal Bread Marbled Rye Bread Dark Pumpernickel Rye Bread Jalapeno Cheddar Bread Challa Challah Posts: Honey Challah Spelt Honey Challah anc Chocolate babka Quince Honey Challah Knots Challa
It seems the Swiss reputation for secrecy extends to recipes: with little by way of guidance on röstis, Felicity Cloake was compelled to experiment
Roomboter Banketstaaf is a traditional Dutch Christmastime treat. Flaky, buttery pastry made from scratch envelopes a delicious, creamy almond filling.
Not scrabble. Not crapple. Scrapple.
