2023 Edition - What are you baking?
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Aunt Bea
Master Chef
Absolutely, adjust the seasonings to suit your taste.
Savory Parmesan French Toast
Savory French toast made with whole wheat bread, eggs, milk, Parmesan, and pepper. A tasty recipe for a quick and easy cheesy take on French toast.
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I just put the pan in the refrigerator. Since I didn't feel like going through the huffing and puffing of getting Craig to go through my odd size pans that are stored too high for me to reach, I used a 10 inch square pan. I also used vanilla bean seeds instead of the citrus since I didn't have an orange. I will say the dough tastes really good!
Pudding, creme brulee or similar?
left over egg yolks
these recipes from "one dish kitchen" uses one or 2 left over yolks. They are recipes for 1 or 2 servings but I'm sure you could double a couple of them... or just make them twice.
these recipes from "one dish kitchen" uses one or 2 left over yolks. They are recipes for 1 or 2 servings but I'm sure you could double a couple of them... or just make them twice.
I have no need of doubling! Just me and Ollie to cook for. Thanks Dragn!left over egg yolks
these recipes from "one dish kitchen" uses one or 2 left over yolks. They are recipes for 1 or 2 servings but I'm sure you could double a couple of them... or just make them twice.
A huge amount of sweet recipes on there, but then I found "Swedish Meatballs", which looks delicious! Really something I can do (and try on Ollie).
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Egg yolks would be good for spaghetti carbonara too.
Xocolatl
Senior Cook
The most traditional version has no citrus because our country can't grow them so your substitute is OK. That makes it even sweeter and richer however, so have it with black coffee or citrusy tea or drinks.
Katy, I had forgotten about those Meatballs! Had already saved it so thanks for bringing it up again. Going to go on my to do list right soon!
She has lots of things other than sweets but it seems 1 egg yolk is perfect for them, LOL.
Her recent savoury ones I've done - Twice Baked Eggplant Hint: do not bake the eggplant first, scoop out flesh then bake the shells, adjust the timing though. Potato Salad, go easy on the vinegar. Stuffed Shells for One, I add spinach. Mushroom Casserole for One.
She has lots of things other than sweets but it seems 1 egg yolk is perfect for them, LOL.
Her recent savoury ones I've done - Twice Baked Eggplant Hint: do not bake the eggplant first, scoop out flesh then bake the shells, adjust the timing though. Potato Salad, go easy on the vinegar. Stuffed Shells for One, I add spinach. Mushroom Casserole for One.
Oh, @KatyCooks you could make preserved egg yolk. I have done it a couple of times, not sure if I posted here, and it's pretty good. Once dried, it can be grated and tastes sort of like an eggy cheese. You can do it with all salt, but I preferred the method with some sugar.
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Oh, I did post.
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Tagliolini with Scallops, Caviar, and Preserved Egg Yolk
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Oh, I did post.
Cured, salted egg yolks
A good way to use up excess yolks or even to make just for themselves. The cured eggs taste like aged eggy cheese, maybe a good substitution for lactose-challenged folks. Recipe can be doubled, tripled, etc. 1 cup sugar 5/8 cup salt 3 unbroken egg yolks Mix the salt and sugar together in a...
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Aunt Bea
Master Chef
Sweet potato quick bread with walnuts.
littlesunnykitchen.com
I used a sweet potato that I baked last night.
I used whole wheat flour, swapped out the sugar for a quarter cup of sugar free maple flavored pancake syrup, and lowered the temperature twenty five degrees because I used a Pyrex bread pan.
It looks and smells great.
I need to stop at Tops Friendly Market when I go out for my walk and pickup a bar of cream cheese.
Sweet Potato Bread Recipe (Easy & Moist) - Little Sunny Kitchen
Sweet potato bread is a moist, dense, perfectly sweet and spiced quick bread that is perfect for autumn breakfasts, afternoon tea, or on a holiday table.
littlesunnykitchen.com
I used a sweet potato that I baked last night.
I used whole wheat flour, swapped out the sugar for a quarter cup of sugar free maple flavored pancake syrup, and lowered the temperature twenty five degrees because I used a Pyrex bread pan.
It looks and smells great.
I need to stop at Tops Friendly Market when I go out for my walk and pickup a bar of cream cheese.
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tovy
Assistant Cook
Victoria Sponge Cake with my daughter
Been out of baking for a while since my recent binge of loaf breads and French bread baguettes. In total more than a dozen loaves, perhaps more. Since it is the only the two of us, we are pretty cool for a while
Aunt Bea
Master Chef
Corn muffins.
Yield 6
Preheat oven to 400f
Grease or spray muffin tin.
Set aside 1/2 cup milk with 1 t vinegar.
Whisk together
1/3 cup cornmeal
1/2 cup whole wheat or AP flour
1/2 t salt
1 t sugar optional
1/2 t Baking Powder
1/4 t Baking Soda
Add and whisk together
1 egg
1/4 cup oil or melted butter
1/2 cup soured milk or buttermilk
Portion into 6 greased muffin cups, let sit for 5 minutes and bake in preheated 400f oven for 11 minutes or until a toothpick tests clean, turn out onto rack and cool.
Yield 6
Preheat oven to 400f
Grease or spray muffin tin.
Set aside 1/2 cup milk with 1 t vinegar.
Whisk together
1/3 cup cornmeal
1/2 cup whole wheat or AP flour
1/2 t salt
1 t sugar optional
1/2 t Baking Powder
1/4 t Baking Soda
Add and whisk together
1 egg
1/4 cup oil or melted butter
1/2 cup soured milk or buttermilk
Portion into 6 greased muffin cups, let sit for 5 minutes and bake in preheated 400f oven for 11 minutes or until a toothpick tests clean, turn out onto rack and cool.
I've been wanting some cornbread. I put a little sugar and fresh or frozen/thawed corn in mine.
On a side note, I noticed last week when we went to the grocery that they are now selling buttermilk in smaller amounts, like pint size. Glad they figured out people might not need a quart. I know you can freeze it in ice cube trays but that's more work than I want to do, plus then I have to find the cubes in the freezer and defrost.
Cooking Goddess
Chef Extraordinaire
You are so right about bread baking weather, pepper! I had packed my bread machine away in spring figuring we'd be moving by now (soon, very soon) but I brought the box up from the basement this weekend and baked a loaf of my favorite Country "White" bread (I use half white whole wheat instead of all bread flour) so that I could have a leftover meatloaf sandwich. Heaven!It's bread baking time again!...
A loaf of rye bread, I had to bake, since it got so cool here! by pepperhead212, on Flickr
@KatyCooks, hand in your "I'm a Brit" card right now! The first thing that came to my mind was lemon curd - as in split a scone, smear with lemon curd, and place a generous dollop of clotted cream on top. I don't know about how nice or available fresh lemons are by you, but you might want to give this recipe (which I have not made) a quick look: Lemon CurdBTW, I have a small jar of "Devon Clotted Cream" made in England in my refrigerator right now. I bought it for the next time I bake a batch of scones. Might buy a jar of lemon curd, too. Or not.
CG I have never heard of putting lemon curd in or on a scone! I did make "proper" lemon curd one time, many, many years ago, and my general memory is that it was nice....
However, here are the "so called" "Louisiana style" peach pies I created. They, too, were nice. But I won't be making that recipe again! ( I think my level of frustration is demonstrated by the decreasing level of attention to the application of the meringue! It is was delicious! And I had mountains of it!) I made two thirds of the recipe and still ended up throwing half of it away. Deeply frustrating and wasteful.)
However, here are the "so called" "Louisiana style" peach pies I created. They, too, were nice. But I won't be making that recipe again! ( I think my level of frustration is demonstrated by the decreasing level of attention to the application of the meringue! It is was delicious! And I had mountains of it!) I made two thirds of the recipe and still ended up throwing half of it away. Deeply frustrating and wasteful.)
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I put dibs on the bottom right!
I know, right? I was properly concentrating on that one!!
LOL, yes the swirls are perfect!
I was also thinking about the size. Is it not larger than the smalls but smaller than the large? I've always been a middle of the road gal.
I was also thinking about the size. Is it not larger than the smalls but smaller than the large? I've always been a middle of the road gal.
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