I almost never buy cookies, snacks, or most kinds of baked goods. I do buy sandwich bread because I have yet to perfect sandwich bread. But a loaf of French bread? Ha! A bag of dinner rolls? Never! A tube of refrigerated biscuit dough? Are you kidding?!!
Join me this week as I share some of my favorite (and a new one or two) recipes for baking at home!
For our meals this week, we are trying a few recipes from my new cookbook The Passionate Vegetarian by Crescent Dragonwagon. I'm excited to try them but we have to mix it up with a few tried and true ones so the family doesn't revolt!
Breakfasts
- Homemade bread toasted
- oatmeal with berries
- leftover pancakes (from dinner)
- cereal
- leftovers
- whatever else we come up with!
- Falafel (from the new cookbook), pita bread, salad
- Spanish Tortilla, steamed veggies
- Smothered Seitan (from the new cookbook, I've never tried Seitan so this could be interesting!)
- Our favorite potato dish (a creamy, scalloped potato type dish)
- Ethereal Buttermilk-Oatmeal Pancakes (from the new cookbook), sausage, hashbrowns, fruit
If you want more menu ideas, check out Organizing Junkie!
Jill
3 comments:
Sounds like a good week and I'll be checking back to check out your recipes for baked goods.
I've never tried or made Seitan; hope you'll be telling about your experience.
Can't wait to read all the recipes! Do tell what brand your waffle maker is & where to get it. We have a little Duraband 2 waffle maker & I've been searching for a 4 waffler. Do you always use the yeasted method of doing waffles?
TX, my waffle maker is a Toast Master "Family Waffle Baker" I got it at what used to be Meier and Frank but is now Macy's. I'm pretty sure I got it on sale (cause I never buy anything not on sale!). I really like it. Yes, I pretty much always do the yeasted waffle method, although I have been known to turn to Bisquick in a pinch - a really tight pinch. I just love the yeasted ones so much it is hard to do any other. I always make a huge batch and freeze the leftovers so we almost always have some waffles in the freezer for breakfasts.
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