These crackers could be healthy. I mean, they are if you eat just a few. The problem is that they are just epically good and nearly impossible to stop eating! The recipe (from Honeycomb) is a long list of good-for-you things like dried fruit, seeds and nuts. Also, it’s lightening quick to put together (though a [...]
Wow, this bread is seriously good! When I showed it to my friend LazyEaterSF, she was like, “It looks like real bread.” It does, doesn’t it? I found the recipe on Bakies blog and I believe the original is from British Larder. It’s a great recipe, though I encountered some difficulties with the amounts, probably [...]
Alright, one recipe for you. (Blogging after being away for such a long time is hard!) Sugary, sticky, pull apart rolls filled with ground hazelnut, grated apple and raisins! In German they’re called “Hefeschnecken” which literally means “yeast snails”. Ick, I prefer my English title. By the way, the recipe I used is from my [...]
By Theresa
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Posted in Baked Goods - Sweet, bread, Breakfast/Brunch, Dessert, European, Pies & Pastries, Sweet, Swiss
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Also tagged apple, European, nuts, Swiss, yeastbread
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I got a special request for bread pudding the other day. Though I could have mixed in fun things like coconut, apple, rum or pumpkin and made an extra caramel, bourbon or hot custard sauce to serve, I decided to keep things simple. It’s interesting—whenever people ask me to make something, I think about who [...]
By Theresa
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Posted in American, Baked Goods - Sweet, bread, Dessert, Pudding, Sweet
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Also tagged American, bread, custard, dried fruit, European, pudding
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See—Little Baker does healthy too Fast and good for your heart. Enjoy! Two Heart Healthy Salads (recipe by me) printable recipe Serves 1. Broccoli-Tuna Salad 2 tbsp dijon mustard splash balsamic vinegar and extra virgin olive oil 1/4 cup red onion, finely chopped 1- 6 oz can tuna, drained 1/2 cup frozen broccoli florets, defrosted [...]
By Theresa
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Posted in American, Fish & Shellfish, Healthy, Main Dish, My Recipe, Salad, Sides, Vegetable
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Also tagged American, broccoli, cheese, dinner, dried fruit, fish, healthy, Salad, tomato, tuna
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I avoided oatmeal cookies and all things oatmeal related for many years. Not exactly sure why. Actually, I remember watching a cartoon version of Oliver Twist or some other orphan rags-to-riches story (where all the characters are played by cats). There’s that famous scene in the mess hall in which Oliver asks, “Please, sir, can [...]
This is bad, and I mean real bad. Because it is too good—too good for New Year resolutions, too good to for a nondescript name like “Grandma’s Pie” and seriously too good to resist. My 2011 began with such promise. After proclaiming it The Year of the rabbit Me, I made goals like “no more [...]
By Theresa
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Posted in Baked Goods - Sweet, Dessert, European, Italian, Pies & Pastries
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Also tagged cheese, custard, European, Food Network, Italian, Mario Batali, nuts, pie, semolina, tart
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I do love rice pudding: it’s rich and creamy, involves very little chewing (I’m not lazy, just a slow eater) and can be eaten with a little spoon, slowly, one delicate bite at a time. I also adore coconut and in all forms, edible and not: in savory dishes and sweet desserts, in body lotions, in [...]
It’s freezing outside and they say it’s going to S-N-O-W! I’m a city girl and a big scaredy pants in winter weather! So, with bad weather a-threatening outside and the kitchen so warm and inviting inside, I’m in the mood for baaaaking! Zucchini bread—it surprises me every time. How can something so green and bitter [...]
Oh, man—what a day of distraction! And not because today just happens to be Halloween .I started the day so well, too: drove my sister to work at 7:30 AM (on a Sunday), went for a little jog around the university, showered and was ready to be productive by 9:30. But, somehow, in between writing [...]
