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by Theresa and filed in Breads, White Breads
Pretzel balls filled with Nutella. Inspired by Stephen Bonnet, a character in Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander novels.
by Rebecca and filed in Breads, Dinner Rolls
Fragrant, vibrant arugula pesto is rolled into tender, fine-crumbed, semolina dough to form these stunning and simple dinner rolls. Served alone or accompanying pasta, salad or soup, they are a feast for the eyes as well as the body.
If you have extra pesto, serve it on pasta, roasted potatoes or as a pizza topping!
by Shugary Sweets and filed in Breads, Muffins
Dense cinnamon muffins topped with sweet apples, raisins and glaze. Enjoy for breakfast—or dessert!
by bethanyrae and filed in Breads, Muffins
These fluffy muffins will melt in your mouth. Must consume while still warm from the oven!
by Heather Christo and filed in Breads
These dark chocolate donuts are finished with a gorgeous blood orange glaze that takes advantage of the beautiful citrus fruit that is in season right now.
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jacobsclan on 8.19.2009
I made this bread with zucchini and applesauce, about a cup each. It was not as moist as I thought it would be but, I did eat it warm and that may be a quick bread no-no! It was still very good! Thanks for sharing.
Kim on 9.8.2009
I made this bread with 2 cups of bananas, and substituted 1/4c of the oil with applesauce. Two loaves lasted 3 days, and the longer it sat, the moister it got. Excellent bread, I plan to add this to my favorites.
mom2lsandas on 2.10.2010
I made this bread with 1 cup of bananas and 1 cup of low-fat vanilla yogurt. It was very moist and delicious, I only wish it had a little more banana flavor. So, next time I will use more banana and less yogurt.
RLR on 2.21.2010
This is the most-used recipe in my house! I love that it’s so flexible – I tossed out all of my other bread recipes! Why complicate things? I make the mixes ahead to speed up prep time, and when I run out of mixes I just refill my already-labeled bags. Great for bake sales, taking meals to friends, or just having a spare to put in the freezer when you are done baking. We sometimes add chocolate chips to our pumpkin bread – yum!
kristen02 on 4.2.2010
Made this today with the two cups of A to Z being a shredded apples and mashed bananas. Cooked in a bundt pan at 350* for an hour. Perfect! My family loves it, and I love that this is a base for all other kinds of breads.
Twinks on 7.16.2010
What a fun recipe. So glad I found it!
Carolyn on 2.16.2011
Thanks ladies for loving this recipe!! I can’t make anything with this recipe without remembering my mom’s mini loaves wrapped in plastic with a bow on top for Christmas school play fundraisers!
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