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10/06/2011
These fluffy, brioche-like rolls are traditionally served on Jewish holidays, but they're perfect for any occasion.
Issue #141
03/04/2010
The recipe for this crunchy french toast is based on the one used at the Lafayette restaurant in the Hay-Adams hotel in Washington, D.C. Continue...
Issue #114
01/25/2008
This oat and nut cereal is delicious served with yogurt and fresh fruit.
Issue #93
10/30/2007
We discovered that rich, buttery, thick-sliced shokupan (Japanese white bread) makes perfect French toast.
Issue #81
01/28/2008
This recipe is named after Myron Sikora, who baked 320 of these decadent rolls the day before Iowa's annual bike ride (RAGBRAI).
Issue #67
03/10/2010
Bread is a staple of the Irish table; to do this recipe justice, use high-quality flour and top it with dense Irish butter. Continue...
Issue #65
05/15/2013
Browned in the oven, this large format pancake makes for a fun alternative to the traditional griddle cakes. This recipe appeared in a 1966 Times article by Craig Claiborne featuring a recipe by David Eyres.
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02/27/2012
Grains of cooked farro add substance and nuttiness to this moist, honey and brown sugar-sweetened quick bread.
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04/14/2010
In contrast to a croque monsieur and a croque madame, which are made with plain bread, a Monte Cristo uses two slices of French toast to sandwich turkey, ham, and cheddar. Continue...
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Source: Feelgood Eats
09/24/2009
Roasted hazelnuts add a smoky, nutty flavor to this twist on pumpkin bread. You can also used pureed squash, like butternut or kabocha, or even sweet potatoes to bake this sweet treat. Continue...
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Source: Orangette
09/11/2009
These little two-bite breakfast cups are an easy, fast, and delicious way to throw together breakfast for a large group. Whip up a batch for your next brunch or to serve for breakfast for overnight guests. Continue...
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Source: The Noshery
08/22/2009
Some savory baked goods can be too heavy for summertime, but the fresh dill in these cheddar and dill scones brightens their buttery appeal. Continue...
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Source: PattyCake Baking Co.
06/05/2009
Airy challah bread is the best choice to make a nice, custard-like french toast.
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Source: Splendid Table
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