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Soft grainy bread
[info]dithie wrote in [info]bakebakebake
Stop what you are doing right now and listen up: I HAVE PERFECTED MY SEEDY BREAD RECIPE. I know you all thought it was perfect before, but you didn't know that it could be made perfecter. Now you know!


The secret is buttermilk! This is officially my new favourite bread. It is just as soft as bought bread and sooo much tastier. And cheaper! And better for you! Buttermilk, contrary to what I thought until yesterday, is not fatty milk. It's milk with good bacteria in it! It tastes kind of like plain yoghurt. Who'd-a-thunk-it. Anyways, it makes a pretty delish loaf of bread. Apparently you can also use it in salad dressings.

Recipe )

See more at The Cast-Iron Darling!

Food for thought
[info]sapphire0221 wrote in [info]food_porn
Food for thought
I find it funny that of the LJ communities I belong to, they consist of healthy living, exercise and weight loss groups, as well as food groups such as food_porn. The latter is a group of people who love to cook and love to salivate over photos of cooked food by other group members. It might seem counterproductive to be a member of both when it's early morning, I'm staring at a picture of a chunk of fudge made by a foodie while trying to remember exactly why I'm also looking at listings of how much other people have exercised today. But, I think they go hand-in-hand.
To be healthy one cannot just treat food as fuel.

Food and the consumption of it is one of the last sort of rituals that our society still partakes in. In an age when we have very few cultural roots and most people face a loss of identity, there is still something about eating, cooking, and sharing food that brings people together.

I know the whole notion of meals being celebratory has been overlooked in the age of eating on the go, and this is truly tragic. But when I am with friends or family, going out or staying in, the one mainstay of this tradition is the consumption of food. It's rare that I will meet with people and not have a chance to offer or partake in eating.

Maybe that sounds like we are gluttonous. But if it does, that would just be a testimony to how obsessive people are about weight loss; so much so that to talk about food with enjoyment is embarrassing.

I love food. I love cooking, sharing, learning new recipes, having people over for meals, bringing people meals on their bad days, and feeling connected with the world through the consumption of food. Regardless of where my food came from, I can still see the dirt the vegetables grew in when I prepare them. I can still smell the farm when I cook beef from the farmer's market. I feel my body filling with energy when I eat a homemade stir fry or a chicken caesar salad. I adore the sight of tomato plants growing in their big pots on people's decks. And nothing feels like home more than the smell of a pasta sauce bubbling on the stove all day.

Cheers to eating, because we couldn't live without it.

x-posted to my journal & food_porn
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Pumpkin Cheesecake Bread Pudding
[info]layers_of_eli wrote in [info]food_porn
Why, yes, I did say Pumpkin Cheesecake Bread Pudding. Rethinking some resolutions?

If it's cold where you live, you neeeeed to make this delicious, simple bread pudding. It's a humble, gorgeous, comforting, easy dessert you'll love. My boyfriend is already asking when I'm going to make it again -- good sign!

This pudding isn't the only thing that's amazing; the cookbook it comes from is phenomenal as well. Heirloom Baking with the Brass Sisters is a collection of heirloom recipes from the Brass family, as well as from yard sales, used bookstores, antique cookbooks, and various family collections.




Normally I post the full recipe in my post here, but in order to only reprint the Brass Sisters' recipe once (with permission), I've only recorded it on my personal baking blog, linked below. You can also read a full review of their cookbook there.

another photo )



To get the full recipe, see the full cookbook review, or to test your New Year's resolve with more delicious photos, please head over to my baking blog, Willow Bird Baking!

x posted to bakebakebake, food_porn, and picturing_food

Hong Kong
[info]ankanchan wrote in [info]asian_beauty
So I'm currently studying abroad in Hong Kong and I'm pretty lost. Do you guys have any suggestions about good brands, shopping centers, salons, and nightlife? Are the asian makeup brands here good?

TIA

tiny cakes, orange and poppy seed cakes, and cinnamon stick.. things
[info]hippopie wrote in [info]bakebakebake
yumyum

Over the past few weeks I've been trying to keep busy, so I've made a few things. The hardest thing I've made, and the only one I don't have a typed recipe for, is the tiny tiered chocolate cakes I made. They tasted great, but because they were so small they were really difficult to ice. I didn't think it was possible for something less than 15cm tall to fall over, but apparently it is.

recipes and pictures )

Trailer Park Troubadours cake!
[info]ladycrim wrote in [info]bakebakebake
I have completed what was, in more ways than one, my biggest cake project ever. It was served to 200 people at a Trailer Park Troubadours concert on New Year’s Day. I’m thrilled to say it was a huge hit! I even got a shout-out from the stage when the band's frontman, Antsy McClain, was talking about their 'crazy friends'. "A crazy friend of ours made this amazing cake for us," and he pointed me out. Best part? That announcement came right before they played my favorite TPT song.

So, I guess you’d like to see pics now, huh? Maybe? (Please?)


The cake was based on this photo, which the band uses in their show. (They call it a Bed & Breakfast. :-) )

The ride continues )

And now I really should lie down for a while, since I already have a couple of ideas for NEXT year's show ...

Food from Bosnia and Herzegovina
[info]jiggaleg wrote in [info]food_porn
Two dear old friends of my boyfriend and me are from Sarajevo, Bosnia, and like three years ago we spent a week there around new years eve. It´s one of the best and most beautifull cities in the world in my opinion, the way the houses sprawl across the hills surrounding the city, the three styles that show its rich history - old town in Turkish style from the Ottoman Empire, then Austrian style posh buildings from the Habsburg empire and third the big concrete flats from Tito's socialist era. And the way of life in this cosmopolitan city is great. The pace is slow and relaxed, and people take time to sit, talk, drink coffee and EAT! And then sit, talk drink coffee and eat again:-) I loooove the food! Here's a taste. We had so much luck with the weather, although we didn't get to ski because of it, but it was plus 18 degrees celsius and sunny so we sat outside in the mountains and enjoyed the sunbeams midwinter :-)


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Steak nachos
[info]mcval wrote in [info]food_porn
Made these for my son, for lunch.  I think they need green onions, but he no likey...


Sephora & Nars question
[info]faded_wings wrote in [info]asian_beauty
Does Sephora have their friends & family discount only once a year?  I'm looking into getting some foundation from Nars and it would be great if I could at a discounted price.

Also has anyone tried out the Nars Sheer Glow foundation?

Thanks!

White Chocolate Gingerbread Bars
[info]_buenavista wrote in [info]bakebakebake


Thank you to everyone who posted such nice comments about the wedding. It was just an absolute dream; every single minute of it. My mother did a fabulous job making everything look beautiful and our parents did all that they could to make it a great day for us. All of our friends and family were so generous and we're very excited to go on our honeymoon to Rome in a week! I'll post pictures as soon as I get them back from the photographer, which should be by the end of the week.

I made these bars before Christmas, but I didn't get a chance to post them. They were delicious and they were almost gone by the end of the night when there were just 4 of us eating them. There are a bunch of different, warm spices in the batter and the white chocolate is light and creamy and compliments in the gingerbread flavor perfectly. The texture is great, too; moist and chewy. I halved the recipe in and used an 8x8 pan, but I probably should have made a 9x13 pan because they were so good! Recipe on my blog at The Crepes of Wrath or after the cut.

White Chocolate Gingerbread Bars )

Better late than never
[info]aoi_no_neko wrote in [info]food_porn
I like to cook different things and occasionally post them on my LJ and elsewhere.  And do the occasional food challenge.  I was looking for a nice food community here on LJ and this one seems very nice!  So for for my first entry I give you...




Toshikoshi Soba

That is soba noodle soup and it was very tasty!  Along with the soba noodles is a few shitake mushrooms, a little spinich, green onion, kamaboka (fish cake) and that egg.  Since it was a full moon I went with trying to cook the egg in the soup again.  It may not look it but it was well cooked.  Definitely something I will make again at the end of the year.  Toshikoshi Soba is popular to eat on the last day of the year.  It is said the long noodles represent longevity.


White Chocolate Gingerbread Bars
[info]_buenavista wrote in [info]food_porn


Thank you to everyone who posted such nice comments about the wedding. It was just an absolute dream; every single minute of it. My mother did a fabulous job making everything look beautiful and our parents did all that they could to make it a great day for us. All of our friends and family were so generous and we're very excited to go on our honeymoon to Rome in a week! I'll post pictures as soon as I get them back from the photographer, which should be by the end of the week.

I made these bars before Christmas, but I didn't get a chance to post them. They were delicious and they were almost gone by the end of the night when there were just 4 of us eating them. There are a bunch of different, warm spices in the batter and the white chocolate is light and creamy and compliments in the gingerbread flavor perfectly. The texture is great, too; moist and chewy. I halved the recipe in and used an 8x8 pan, but I probably should have made a 9x13 pan because they were so good! Recipe on my blog at The Crepes of Wrath or after the cut.

White Chocolate Gingerbread Bars )

Peppermind
[info]weekends1 wrote in [info]bakebakebake
Hello, I was just wondering if anyone had any good recipes for making peppermint candy or icing?

Almond Dacquoise Cake
[info]miss_trombone wrote in [info]bakebakebake
Hello! First time poster here (but of course, I've lurked for...a while). 
A week ago maybe someone made a post asking for a "showy" recipe and then someone else commented with a link to Martha Stewart's website and this cake itself.

I bake a lot and I usually just do the normal old boring stuff for the Holidays (cookies, cupcakes, etc...), so I figured I should try something a little more challenging and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to make this cake (chocolate + almonds = a weakness).



+1 and recipe link )


I baked you a cookie
[info]flagg2ptoh wrote in [info]bakebakebake
a penis cookie )

Puppy Calendar
[info]wowomom wrote in [info]dachshunds
Is anyone here interested in a free 2010 Dachshund Puppies Mini Wall Calendar?  My husband bought it for me to use at work but I'm just not a "puppy calendar" type of girl.

If you want it I'll mail it to you.  Shoot me an email at emma_s_mail at yahoo dot com.  First come first serve!


EDIT:
The Calendar has been claimed.   Thanks!

Pie Lollipops
[info]ricinbeans wrote in [info]food_porn
 The fantastic Luxirare blog teaches us these amazing pie pops...you are not hallucinating.
 

Read more... )
 
 
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Challah
[info]richardf8 wrote in [info]food_porn

I like to make home baked challah for Erev Shabbat whenever feasible. The use of a bread machine for creating the dough has been a tremendous boon in this, because it means that once I get the ingredients in and the doughball to the right consistency, I can pay attention to other things. This recipe has been working pretty well for me, though I find the crumb can be a bit dry the day after it comes out of the oven. I wonder if more oil can fix that. Advice would be appreciated.
 

Challah Recipe )
It comes out looking very much like this:



And it goes quite nicely with my Simple Shakshuka, shown here garnished with asparagus and chiffonade of basil.Shakshuka Pic )

A glutenfree hamburger bun/roll recipe that works!
[info]vitriolicsmile wrote in [info]food_porn
Even though I didn't create this recipe, I feel it should be shared because there are so few recipes out there that really work well (I've tried many!) 
Here is the recipe  

Here is how they turned out when I made them! Pretty spectacular looking for gf bread, if I do say so myself :) They even tasted good!


What I did with them )

wine essay #2: how french wine is classified
[info]awibs wrote in [info]waitingtables
Mini wine essay #2: more stuff as I learn it.

The French Obsession with the Geography of Wine (also, how to read a French wine label.)
by TC

What are all those words on French wine bottles, and what do they mean? The French developed the concept of terroir. "Terrior" can be loosely translated as "a sense of place." The idea is that the site upon which the grape is grown highly affects the quality of the final wine. It is not just the soil composition, but also the slope, the altitude, the latitude, the climate, the direction in which it faces. It is the vine's entire environment that affects the grape, and thus the wine. The French obsession with geography (and many cases of wine fraud) led to the development of the Appellation D'Origine Controlee (literally "controlled place of origin".) The French AOC system is the model for similar systems around the world (Italy's Denominazione di Origine Controllata, Spain's Denominación de Origen, etc.) The system defines the places where and how wines could be made. Thus, most French wines are identified by their place of origin rather than the grape varietals.

France is not a very large country - the whole thing would fit inside Texas. But climatically, it's highly varied. France can be thought of as being divided into three parts. Champagne and Burgundy in the north have a continental climate - cold winters and cool, rainy falls. Grapes may not fully ripen and thus produce wines that are delicate, fragile. Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon in the south have a Mediterranean climate, where ripeness is achieved easily and wines have a fuller, fleshier, sunnier feel in the mouth. Bordeaux and western Loire have moderate temperatures, but rain and humidity are high.

There are three main categories of wine under the AOC, in descending order of quality. )

Hope it was useful! Anything need further explanation?

LUSH is having a sale
[info]monica_duh wrote in [info]asian_beauty
Hey beauties!

LUSH ( http://www.lushusa.com ) is having a sale on their holiday products. Wrapped gifts buy one get one free. Buy any holiday product get TWO free! :)

Can't wait to hit up my lush counter tomorrow! Haha.

Questions: Facial Hair and Bras
[info]chaule wrote in [info]asian_beauty
Hi ladies! 
I could really use some help, lol

First off: How do you get rid of those icky little whiskers? What would you suggest? I have sensitive, and thin skin. I'm curious about bleaching it, but I'm not sure how I would look with yellow whiskers lol. Has anyone done it before and is it noticeable? A picture would be nice... hehehe XD

Secondly: Bras! I don't know what's wrong with me! Maybe because it's the winter break and I've been home in pjs all day and I've gotten use to not wearing a bra. :< Now it's sooo uncomfortable to get me back into one. What would you suggest I do? lol I feel like I'm suffocating every time I wear one. I don't really have big breasts, but school is in a week and it would be horrible to go to school without a bra on....lol

Help! :) Please and thank you! 

Mushroom Risotto Fail
[info]sigmoidal_suseq wrote in [info]food_porn
 While it's pretty enough - risottos are something I just can't seem to get the hang of. And the weird thing was it was actually a lot better the next day -  you know, after a quick blast in the microwave. More at my food comic - a wishful pantry or the recipe below. 

mushroom risotto



Risotto Recipe lives here )

Meaty Black Bean Soup
[info]kitchenbeard wrote in [info]food_porn
Meaty Black Bean Soup


More photos and recipe beyond the jump )

root beer bundt cake
[info]sleevesofsatin wrote in [info]bakebakebake

I finally bought the Baked cookbook for myself this holiday and couldn’t put it down the rest of my break. Every recipe sounded tantalizing and although often being lengthy, not intimidating. This was the recipe that grabbed me the most (next to the s’mores nut bars, which no doubt will be next). It came together rather quickly (especially the frosting, which was such a breeze) and filled the kitchen with the most delicious, malty chocolate smell.

We all devoured the cake after a dinner of indulgent pizza, and everyone agreed it was one of the best chocolate cakes ever, but only very light on the root beer flavor. Yet the cake is so moist and tender and the frosting is beyond to-die-for. So I still highly recommend this cake, but if you really want the root beer to sing, adding a teaspoon of root beer extract or even a splash of root beer schnapps definitely wouldn’t hurt. (And come on, when does adding schnapps to anything hurt?)

tons more pics and info at my blog, jonesing for...
 

Recipes and more pics under the cut... )

low low fat bran muffins
[info]little_dipps wrote in [info]bakebakebake
first time posting in this community here, hi to everyone. I will start by sharing one of my recipes. I originally posted it in another cooking related community but just in case you missed it, here it is again:

I made up this recipe after lots of researching, experimenting and tasting. To call it “low low”-fat, instead of no fat or just low fat, is because the muffin itself doesn’t contain any butter, shortening, or margarine, but they do contain egg and trace of fat as I do use the spray on cooking oil on the baking trays so that the muffins don’t stick.

Some people may not like the fact that the muffins lack the richness the butter or margarine can gives. However, they are completely packed with 4 different kinds of fibers, and great as a quick breakfast or a healthy snack between meals. If you are looking for something that is not overly sweet and not at all fattening, I hope you will like this.

They are perfectly fine to be kept in the freezer. You only need to warm it up in the microwave for about 25 - 30 seconds, and top it off with a bit of butter, voila!
Here is the recipe. )

Free video at Amazon.com - last day
[info]isellkawaii wrote in [info]discount_codes

Amazon has Video On Demand where you can rent or purchase movies, television shows or entire seasons. You can rent the newest releases for just $2.99. (You either watch them right on your computer or on your TIVO.)

They are currently offering a $4 credit for this service when you go here and enter the code AVODGIFT.

Today is the last day to use this code :o)  Enjoy!!
 



sunday sale
[info]czirconium wrote in [info]asian_beauty
shipping in the USA should be around $3

please send payment directly to my account to avoid fees!
MAC makeup, forever 21, Obey, american apparel, size small and size 7 shoes )

Source for bulk paper and envelopes?
[info]sibilance7 wrote in [info]chicagochat
When I lived in Cleveland, I'd go to a paper place called Hollos where you could buy cardstock for a dollar a pound and a giant box of like 300 envelopes for about $10. Does anyone know of a similar place in the Chicago area? Right now, I'm specifically in need of white and cream A2 size envelopes with square flaps at a decent price, but I'd love to know of any sources for cheap paper supplies. I searched the tags and saw posts about fancy envelopes, which are gorgeous, but I need cheap envelopes right now.

Raw Zucchini "Parmigiana"
[info]sarahfae wrote in [info]food_porn

Raw Stuffed Zucchini "Parmigiana" w/ Apple-Tomato-Bell Pepper Marinara

For more details and the full step-by-step recipe go here.

Happy New Year!
xo~

psych question
[info]reconstructing wrote in [info]nursing
In the facility where I just started working, there is a policy statement "chemical restraint for behavioral reasons in prohibited." However, I know for a fact I have heard of instances where chemical restraints where used. In one, a girl who attacked staff, was restrained, then taken to seclusion and continued to hit head against glass, etc was given Ativan 2 mg IM. Wouldn't this be a chemical restraint for behavioral purposes? An MD I asked stated that depending on this is documented, it would not be chemical restraint.

Any thoughts?

Help! Looking for a Frozen Lemon Meringue Cake Recipe....
[info]connery_is_bond wrote in [info]bakebakebake


I was at a party over the holidays and someone brought the most delicious cake which I have since been looking for everything without any success. It was a Frozen Lemon Meringue Cake. Apparently it was meringue baked in circles and then layered with lemon filling and topped with graham crackers I think and of course frozen until served. That’s all I could really get of it and I want the recipe so badly, my friend's birthday is coming up and he loves lemon and this cake was so lemony is was wonderful. If anyone knows of the cake/recipe I'm talking about I would greatly appreciate any help.

Thanks in advance.



Favourite Victoria's Secret Scents?
[info]adexin wrote in [info]asian_beauty
Hi everyone, any recommendations? I'm eyeing some of the newer scents. =)

I like fruity or vanilla scents, for reference, something like Love Spell. Not a big fan of Strawberries and Champagne although I love strawberries.

I am interested in the lotions, not the sprays, if that matters!

♥♥♥

Going back to the ER for the 2nd time tonight
[info]lmbh wrote in [info]dachshunds


We think he fell down the stairs, he has been really weird lately- not walking up/down stairs just sleeping/ clearly in pain.... My dad gave him ibuprofen WITHOUT asking me, he threw up, so we went to the ER where he was treated for an overdose and back pain and we got home and he threw up again... I am so scared. Just keep him in your prayers.

떡볶이
[info]phxgreenfire wrote in [info]food_porn
I've been missing the foods I had when I lived in Korea that aren't easy to find in Korean restaurants. So... I made some Seoul street-fare for dinner: tteokbokki!

Rice cakes in a thick chili sauce:


Toscana Pie (Grapes Pie)
[info]2007april wrote in [info]food_porn
 

Recipe in my LJ

Amazon.com -- free game download
[info]zunik wrote in [info]discount_codes
Big Kahuna Reef -- free download


Also, just a reminder that free Amazon Video on Demand credit expires tomorrow, so don't forget to use yours :)

Bird's nest pastry help?
[info]jemmifire wrote in [info]bakebakebake
There's a Bakery near me that serves this pastry called "A Bird's nest", it's like some cake roll, w/ Jam (raspberry jam??), and I think coconut shavings, with a very rich coffee icing.

I just tried searching the web quickly for a recipe, with no real luck

Anyone have any sites w/ photos that has this recipe? Or any form of help?

Thanks! <3

Question
[info]lune_celtique wrote in [info]bakebakebake

I just bought a 4 pack of flavored olive oil
gralic
lemon
basil
hot pepper

but they were victim of their cutness coming in 60 mil little bottle. The truth is I dont have any idea to use them any help

note: I'm a vegetarian, no poultry, no fish except for those fish crips from High liner ;)

THANKS 

lune-celtique

Melting Shortbread
[info]dithie wrote in [info]bakebakebake

I have been trying to come close to my Nana's shortbread for a few years - it was magically melty and somehow she managed never to let it brown. My mom got her hands on an old collection of recipes from the olden days. It is a thick wad of loose pages clipped together and well-thumbed by many ladies. It has a bunch of shortbread recipes, all with the names of the women who made them famous attached. I have been working my way through them each Christmas.

This year, while I don't think I have exactly replicated Nana's recipe, I found one that I think I am happy with - it has a good balance of flakiness and firmness and I managed to bake them at a low enough temperature that none of them got the least bit brown. Also nobody in my family seemed to be able to stop eating them - I ended up making three batches in a week!


German Christmas Stollen
[info]weekends1 wrote in [info]bakebakebake

So my family bakes alot of german desserts during christmas. (Cakes, pies, fruits, puddies, ect.) and every christmas we make this traditional german stollen dessert. I think its really good. This is the batch my mom made because mine wasn't as pretty.
weekends1.livejournal.com/946.htmlReciepe

December Desserts
[info]thefalsk wrote in [info]bakebakebake
-The Falsk Family cookie plates
-The art of chocolate-leaf making
-NYE cupcakes
-1 messy Yule Log

Cut for lots of pictures )

NCLEX - PN Blues
[info]thefallguy wrote in [info]nurse_students
I'm frustrated. I graduated December 7th, and I paid for the NCLEX-PN December 11th d/t the lack of funds any sooner. I have yet to receive my Authorization to Test from Pearson Vue. I called both Pearson Vue and the BON and each keeps referring me to the other. The BON said they sent my authorization to Pearson Vue on 12-14-09, and that it could take up to 10 business days for them to receive it. Pearson Vue says they haven't received anything. I'm in Limbo.

I guess I wouldn't be so frustrated, but a hand full of my classmates paid for the test more than a week after I did and received their ATT within a few days. I know it can take up to 4 weeks, but the 4th week is nearing, and I can't believe they took the whole allotted time. And I'm not even sure if they'll have it ready by the 4th week!!

I'll be lucky to test in February :(! I know I can work as a Graduate Nurse pending my license, but I refuse to!! Valedictorian doesn't sound so nice when you're the last to get your license! I'd trade the title for a test date this month, geesh.

Word to the wise, pay your test early!! Any advise?

Happy New Years Everybody!
[info]kiyoshioni wrote in [info]thecakeblog
Let's start it off with a bang.

Wallace and Gromit style


This cake should have been a cheese cake. Or maybe a moon cake.


Close-up


The Wrong Trousers!

Link to the Flickr set for more detailed pictures.

Hope everyone is having a wonderful day and had a happy and safe new year's eve last night! Now Im going to go eat some sushi and watch a movie.

What did you all do?

big hugs to you all!

<3 Kiyoshi

chocolate chip cookie pizza
[info]amavia wrote in [info]food_porn
20090918_pizza03.jpg

From The Filling Station, Myrtle Beach, SC.

This is a chocolate chip cookie pizza. Not a giant pizza-sized cookie, but thin-crust pizza with gooey chocolate chip topping. Does anyone have a recipe? This is so awesome I'm waxing poetic over it. :)
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first post: duck.
[info]amavia wrote in [info]food_porn
I love the fact that an organic duck breast at my local market is relatively inexpensive. I rendered the fat and pan-fried the duck, then sauteed spinach in duck fat. Pureed butternut squash with maple syrup for oomph.

20091223_duck.jpg
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Our boy Patches the Pirate
[info]kansas_rayne wrote in [info]jrterriers
 
Patches the day he came home, around 2 months of age.




 
Patches, today at  9 months old. Such a handsome boy. He's already over a foot tall.


Chocolate Mint Dreams
[info]verlindahenning wrote in [info]bakebakebake

What better way to start a new year than with these dreamy cookies?

Chocolate Mint Dreams 



Here's the recipe )

Self-rising flour?
[info]heysmilepretty wrote in [info]bakebakebake
So somehow, by some mistake (probably several mistakes, actually), I've ended up with FOUR BAGS of self-rising flour in my pantry. I have never used the stuff in my life and haven't the foggiest notion what to do with it.

Care to share your favorite recipes using self-rising flour? I'm really open to anything - desserts, savory stuff, anything!

Hot Chocolate Cake
[info]verbicide wrote in [info]bakebakebake
From a recent issue of Fine Cooking.

From


Happy New Year, everyone!

[x-posted to [info]food_porn]

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