Bake Up Some Wonderful Homemade Bread or Decadent Treats.
Holiday Noodles offers the old-fashion taste of grandma’s noodles without all the hard work she put into them. And Raisin Apple Pie will surely bring back memories of those wonderful old dessert tables whether at grandma’s house, family reunions, “dinner-on-the-grounds”, etc.
How to make a variety of herbal oils, vinegars, homemade cheese and herbal breads.
This is my recipe for a healthy carrot bread. This well-spiced bread is light and tender. It will fill your home with the delicious smell of baking bread. Your toaster oven is the perfect place to bake it.
This is an old fashioned light, fluffy white sandwich bread with a beautiful golden crust.
You will find this recipe easy to make because of the simple ingredients and the easy procedure in making the cake.
This pound cake will go great with coffee, other hot beverages, and meals where you want a tasty but not too heavy dessert.
Pecan-topped holiday sweet potato pie. Delicious sweet potatoes, heavy cream, cinnamon, and nutmeg make up the filling, which is rich and sweet. Candied pecan topping is placed on top. Delicious!
For your own family or to give as gifts, homemade candies are a special treat.
Go back in time with homemade penuche, whipping cream candy, or homemade toffee. Make up a batch of candy soon!
Moist, with a hint of cinnamon and orange, these muffins provide a mouth watering treat that is sure to please.
These golden oatcakes stay pleasantly chewy and soft, yet crisp at the edges, just right with a good cup of tea.
This week’s dish is a dream come true: an elegant, healthy dessert that includes chocolate. Although deceivingly rich, these meringue tartlets are actually low-calorie and, consequently, low-guilt.
The following recipe offers the health protection of apples in a traditional fall dessert that definitely qualifies as a “real” dessert.
These fig bars are a perfect energy-boosting snack when you’re on the go.