By Eliot, on November 23rd, 2018%
Bread is the theme of this week’s I Heart Cooking Clubs. I perused through Gourmet Today to find the perfect holiday recipe: Portuguese Honey Bread. It’s full of holiday spice, cranberries and citron. . . . → Read More: Portuguese Honey Bread for IHCC’s Bread Basket
By Eliot, on March 14th, 2015%
A bread full of seeds and goodness….why the weird name? Keep reading. . . . → Read More: Anadama Bread
By Eliot, on January 23rd, 2015%
I decided to turn over a new leaf. (Let’s see how long it will last, shall we?)
Over the holiday break, I decided to go through my stash of recipe books, clippings, magazines, etc. It was quite an undertaking, something that I am still in the process of sorting.
I found a couple of local . . . → Read More: Onion-Rosemary Bread
By Eliot, on March 3rd, 2014%
Sunday was cold, dreary, snowy, sleety, icy….need I say more?
What was needed was a good bowl of potato soup and a crusty piece of bread.
This is a great bread when you don’t have a lot of time to knead and shape. And, it is delicious.
French Peasant Bread slightly adapted from Jambalaya (Junior . . . → Read More: French Peasant Bread
By Eliot, on November 1st, 2013%
I made Pan de Muerto for my Cooks the Books post this month. We all read Barbara Kingsolver’s “Animal, Vegetable, Mineral.” . . . → Read More: “Bread for the Dead” on Día de Muertos
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