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 |  Here’s a recipe that almost got lost in the holiday shuffle. Matt perfected these apple cinnamon breakfast treats just before the full-blown festivities of Christmas kicked in, and we haven’t made a batch since. Now that life has returned to a slightly less hectic pace, it’s time to start baking again. The cinnamon chips [click headline for more -- or photo in Facebook]  I’m still having fun experimenting with cinnamon chip and sweet potato combinations. Here’s the latest recipe to receive a stamp of approval from kids and adults alike. Look closely at the photos, and you might get a sense of how the cinnamon chips are swirled between layers of tender, sweet potato oat rolls. Best [click headline for more -- or photo in Facebook]  This is one of those recipes that took ages to perfect. Each experiment yielded beautiful bread that was delicate, aromatic and savory-sweet. Unfortunately, we couldn’t get the tops to rise to perfection and stay there. With almost every attempt, the loaf would climb toward the top of the machine and then sink slightly—or drastically—near [click headline for more -- or photo in Facebook]  Ever since posting a Cinnamon Raisin Bagel recipe this summer, I’ve wanted to try something more exotic. While it’s not uncommon to see peanut butter and banana paired together, you’re not going to find this bagel flavor combo at a typical supermarket. Though I chose to go with walnuts as the add in for [click headline for more -- or photo in Facebook]  Argh! I don’t know about you, but I definitely prefer cookbooks with photos. Not just a few images here and there or the “best of” relegated to one section in the middle of the book. Nope, I like at least one photo per recipe. With cooking blogs that’s not a problem. One of the [click headline for more -- or photo in Facebook]  As you may have noticed, we don’t bake with garlic or onions. (I know. I know. We’re weird. But trust me, in our case it’s for the best.) I created this fresh, aromatic cheese bread while experimenting with substitutes for the onion called for in the original recipe. Now we’re hooked on the Italian [click headline for more -- or photo in Facebook]  Yet another way to entice children—and adults—to eat their spinach… with some whole grains to boot! Cheddar Spinach Rolls Makes 12 rolls 1 cup tightly packed fresh spinach leaves, rinsed 1 cup water 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 teaspoon sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 1/2 cups bread flour 2/3 cup whole wheat flour 2 [click headline for more -- or photo in Facebook] | ||||
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