Posts Tagged bread
Cabbage Beef Pockets
A savory beef and cabbage filled bread pocket. We make a lot and freeze the leftovers. They freeze and reheat really well and make a great last minute meal. From the original site: A tradition in my husband’s family for as long as I have known him. It is a bread pocket filled with meat and cabbage. So here is his recipe and it does make a lot, 18 servings:
Jamaican spice bun with a citrus glaze
A quick and easy recipe for making raisin bread with a Jamaican twist. It’s a great bread for breakfast or tea time! From the original site: Moist fruit bread with a pretty sugar glaze – how can you resist that?
Citrus Cheese Tea Bread
My family loves bread so much that has inspired me to treasure more variations of bread. And this sweet bread simply amazing. I love citrus zesty flavour frosting and hopefully it will gives the bread a knock out! Nothing better than having a cup of coffee with one of this bread. Slurp….
Orange Muffins
Thank you to my mom for this gorgeous, cheerful muffin recipe. She made them when my brothers and I were kids, usually with oriental stir fry, or potato soup. Why is it that the flavor Orange is so good in so many things? It certainly is in these delicate muffins. From the original site: …and mix with a fork just until moist. Fill greased muffin cups about 3/4 cup full. Today I’m making 2 types of muf…
Pao de Queijo (Brazilian Cheese Bread)
Pao de Queijo is a type of Brazilian cheese bread made using tapioca flour. They’re chewy and puffy, and perfect finger food. This Brazil recipe is really simple and will not take long at all to whip up. Once made, the batter will keep in the fridge for up to a week so if you fancy some more, you know where to head to. This recipe is also perfect for coeliacs as tapioca flour is totally gluten free. Special Instruct…
homemade zucchini bread
A couple of months ago I went to Whole Foods in search of a little taste of home – there are some things I just downright miss about Texas. When I found out there was a Whole Foods nearby, I could almost smell the cowboy boots and dead grassy hills of Texas – I was excited to check it out! While perusing the bakery section (because if you know anything about me it’s that I practically live off of bread) I picked up a loa…
Naan: the perfect dinner plate
I love bread, it’s true, I really really do! Lets face the fact that I’m always looking for ways to incorporate whole grain bread into my dinner plans. I recently discovered I love making naan at home, and it really is SUPER easy! You CAN do it!!! I’ve used naan like a flatbread for sandwiches, or more recently I’ve been using it for a quick pizza base! It’s delicious and I know…
Whole-wheat Sandwich Bread
Of course you can buy your sandwich bread, and most of the time I do. Occasionally though (and more often now that I’m beginning to realize what sorts of additives and preservatives they use to increase shelf-life) I like to make mine at home. Besides, it’s so simple and there’s really nothing better than the smell of fresh-baked bread straight from the oven. This recipe is an adaptat…
Pea & Herb Stuffed Indian Flatbread (Naan)
I love Indian food, but sometimes I think the thing I love the most at an Indian restaurant is the naan. So when I spotted this at Healthy Delicious I figured this had to go on the ‘to try’ list. And she says it’s easy! Before you run away in fear from a post about bread, let me reassure you: this recipe couldn’t be simpler. It doesn’t involve yeast. You don’t need to knead it. If you have a grill…
Waffled Monte Cristo Sandwich
The Monte Cristo is a legendary artery-clogging treat: it’s a breaded and deep-fried ham sandwich served with a side of raspberry jam and sprinkled with powdered sugar. Sounds amazing, but it’s not something I want to serve to my toddlers. Enter the waffle iron: I can make the sandwich fun and kid-friendly by making it waffly and healthy by avoiding the deep fryer. This sandwich will please a…
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