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Tag Archives: Bread
Sara Foster’s Southern Kitchen: Kate’s Sweet Potato Refrigerator Rolls
How could I not make something with my name literally written all over it. These rolls were such a huge hit at my house. The recipe makes quite a few so we froze some but even those did not last … Continue reading
Sara Foster’s Southern Kitchen: Salt and Pepper Skillet Cornbread
I love this cornbread. I love that Miss Sara acknowledges that, although it is near blasephemy in the South, she thinks adding a touch of sugar to cornbread is a good thing. I love that the coarse salt and pepper are … Continue reading
Off Topic: Croissants
Raise your hand if you think croissants are hard to make. Wow, that’s a lot of hands. And last week, I would have been right there with you. But guess what? They’re not! Yay, now we can have them every … Continue reading
Ad Hoc at Home: Brioche
I forgot for a moment that I am now a food blogger and did not take a picture of the completed brioche so please accept these prep shots in its place. I made brioche a few years ago as part … Continue reading
