Almond-Peach Muffins (recipe)
Filed Under dairy, desserts, vegetarian, breakfast, brunch | Posted on May 11, 2008
I first made these muffins late last year as the dessert portion of a Shabbat menu. Light, moist, and not too sweet they would make a perfect complement to an afternoon tea The recipe is also very forgiving in terms of composition. Feel free to vary the type of nuts and fruits used, you’ll […]
Coconut Bake (recipe)
Filed Under pareve, vegetarian, breakfast, brunch, breads | Posted on March 2, 2008
OK guys, so sorry for taking so long to return but things have been INSANE! Avon has been taking over my life, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but definitely unexpected! It’s quickly becoming my main source of income, which after a year of having little to no income is a very welcome thing, […]
Danish Kringle (recipe)
Filed Under dairy, breakfast, brunch, breads | Posted on August 27, 2007
When I saw the specifications for this month’s “Weekend Breakfast Blogging: Ethnic Dishes With A Twist” I was both excited and anxious. You see Marie (this month’s host) wanted us to make a dish from a culture, country, or ethnicity other than our own. Well wow, that really left me in a bit of a […]
Carmen’s Carrot Muffins (recipe)
Filed Under pareve, vegetarian, breakfast, brunch, snacks | Posted on August 10, 2007
The last time that I took part in Muffin Monday, I shared with y’all my memory of my mother’s hearty Carrot Muffins. Well now, with this month’s theme being “Childhood”, I get to share them with you!
This recipe is one of many to be found in mom’s homemade scrapbooks. She’s been compiling them since […]
Coconut Rock Buns (recipe)
Filed Under vegetarian, breakfast, brunch, breads, snacks | Posted on August 8, 2007
Coconut rock buns are a nostalgic treat for me. I vividly remember saving up my allowance, as a child ,to buy them from the lady who sold baked goods out of the back of her station wagon every Wednesday afternoon at my prep school. Now and then I would stray from my old standby and […]
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