This versatile chocolate wine bread has barely a hint of wine that complements the chocolate taste perfectly. In addition the chopped walnuts give this loaf a welcome crunch. These unusual flavours for a bread combine perfectly with the whole wheat and rye flours creating a loaf that goes wonderfully with cheese and also scrumptious toasted and spread with cherry or raspberry jam for breakfast. And all the work is done by your bread machine! Continue reading
These whimsical teddy bears add the perfect touch to any holiday, be it Christmas or a birthday party. This pull apart wreath is fun to make as it is delicious. You only need to roll my easy dinner roll dough into three different sized balls, assemble them and pop them into the oven. Continue reading
This cute pumpkin bread ring makes a perfect table centerpiece for autumn. The recipe is the same as for the Easy Dinner Rolls below with only the addition of pumpkin puree. Continue reading
This Healthy Chocolate Vegan Bread is very quick and easy to make. It’s a great alternative to the usual banana bread and can be a special treat for breakfast or snack time. Continue reading
This millennium Pink Crusted Beet bread came out as a pleasant surprise. I added pureed beets thinking I would get a pink colored bread but it turned out the color migrated only to the crust. Since millennium pink (a mix of pink and beige) has become the new color craze I thought this name would be appropriate. The texture of the bread too was a surprise – tender and spongy and kept its moistness for a couple more days. Great for sandwiches. Continue reading
This Cremonese Sweet Sour Dough Bread is the perfect all around loaf for breakfast toast and jam. It’s also delicious plain or as a sandwich bread since it’s not overly sweet. It can also be shaped into little buns which are the traditional panini Cremonesi. Continue reading
Several years ago while visiting the Reubens museum in Siegen, Germany I came across this delicious bread. You might wonder what has Reubens got to do with potato bread? Well, after seeing this amazing Baroque artist’s paintings we stopped at the museum’s coffee shop where they were serving other than the usual refreshments, buttered slices of this bread. Next to the serving dish were photocopies of the recipe! Later I had the recipe translated from German and here it is! If you make it, you’ll understand why people were asking for the recipe. Don’t forget the museum though, it’s really worth visiting. Continue reading
This pull-apart pumpkin wreath really looks festive and is especially easy to make if you have a bread machine. Otherwise knead it yourself, it only takes a few minutes more. The rosemary scented pumpkin filling gives it a special twist. Continue reading