Indulging in a favorite seasonal baking show, I heard about the Butter Swim Biscuit. I did a double take! I like making biscuits but I love eating them. I'd never of making them by swimming them in butter, that just sounded groan worthy. The chef explained what they were and we got a glimpse of how to make it. Not very hard to do make, and bonus, the biscuits soak up the butter they took a swim in.
I love bread and love learning to bake it. In some of my reading the characters talk about Irish Soda bread. So, I decided to try to make some. I tried the Dutch Oven Irish Soda Bread recipe from QuicheMyGrits.com (love the name) which uses a small 3-QT dutch oven.
One of my favorite magazines and websites is, Bake from Scratch. I love looking at the recipes. I don't always try them though. Sometimes they feel a bit intimidating. This one, however, seemed very doable, and well, its bread.
My family loves when I make cinnamon rolls, especially during the winter holidays. The recipe that I've used came from an article in RealSimple magazine published the September 2018 Make It Yourself column. That was at the start of my baking journey.
Have you ever wanted homemade dinner rolls but didn't need a couple of dozen? That was me the other day. Searching cookbooks, Amazon, and of course Google. That's how I came across the recipe for Small Batch Dinner Rolls from the Dessert for Two by Chef Christina Lane, who scales down hundreds of recipes for two.
Craving a grilled cheese, I found I needed sandwich bread and of course I have discard to do something with, so... I made Sourdough Discard Sandwich Bread.