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11/18/2009
Don't let the woes of the recent pumpkin shortage get in the way of making these scones. If you have canned pumpkin, you can use it in this recipe; or try roasting off acorn, butternut, or another winter squash. Continue...
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Source: A Dash of Sass
11/05/2009
With mashed sweet potatoes in the dough, these biscuits have a sweet edge but are an excellent pairing for a savory meal. They are also delicious when drizzled with honey or maple syrup. Continue...
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Source: Mac & Cheese
11/03/2009
This healthy bread recipe, which uses oat flakes and whole-wheat flour, is filled with arugula and green olives and is simple to prepare. It’s the perfect accompaniment to a comforting bowl of soup. Continue...
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Source: The Good Mood Food Blog
10/27/2009
This decadent dessert is a mix of all things sweet: pumpkin bread is layered with caramel cheesecake filling, and topped with chocolate, caramel, and pecans. Continue...
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Source: Culinary Concoctions by Peabody
10/22/2009
A perfect side for rich, cool-weather soups: savory biscotti with a kick from black peppercorn and salty pecorino cheese. Continue...
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Source: Tres Petite Gourmande
10/18/2009
Pumpkin scones are the essence of autumn, great for a fall weekday breakfast on the go. You can replace the canned squash with fresh-roasted pumpkin or squash if it’s available. Continue...
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Source: Seven Spoons
10/09/2009
Dill and cheddar cheese pack big taste into simple beer bread. This recipe comes together quickly and is perfect to serve alongside fall soups. Continue...
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Source: Dine and Dish
10/08/2009
Leftover sweet potatoes become soft, flavorful biscuits, perfect for pairing with a turkey soup or chili.
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Source: A Yankee in a Southern Kitchen
10/02/2009
Bacon makes everything taste better, and this holds especially true with these warm, cheesy, crumbly biscuits. Continue...
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Source: The Pioneer Woman
09/17/2009
Apple cider takes the place of water in this sweet challah recipe, which also features small bits of chopped dried apples.
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Source: The Jew and the Carrot
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