Great Recipes and Food Tips
If you’re a baby boomer from the east, you probably have fond memories of Grandma’s chestnut stuffing. There is nothing fancy about it, but oh so good. This heirloom recipe takes stuffing back to the basics, adding chestnuts to stale bread and savory vegetables.
Fresh asparagus, marscarpone, Jarlsberg, and Parmesan cheeses shine in this rustic homemade tart. Asparagus galette is the fusion of a pizza and a savory pie, perfect for Meatless Mondays or vegetarian families.
If you love the popular 7-up biscuits, you’re really going to love these treats. They are lighter than most biscuits, yet filled with cranberries and pecans. A mix between biscuits and scones, these soda pop cranberry pecan biscuits go great with tea or coffee.
A quick-bread, cracker-thin crust is topped with ham, tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, and herbs in this skillet flatbread. Simple to make and the variations are endless.
Enjoy hot cross buns not only for Easter and Lent, but also the rest of the year. Filled with raisins and optional hazelnuts, then topped with a simple cross of icing.
Orange marmalade pecan bread is the perfect solution to wake up your breakfast and add a little sunshine to your day. Orange marmalade and pecans shine in this easy quick bread.
The outstanding flavor of this salmon bread pudding makes it my absolute favorite savory bread pudding. It makes a fabulous brunch dish that may be served hot or at room temperature, but I like it for a light dinner or lunch.
Pumpkin bread is a classic recipe, and who doesn’t love Grandma’s best? It is a simple quick bread rich with the spicy flavor of nutmeg and cloves. Pecans add a little crunch factor while the pumpkin puree makes it moist.
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