As I sit here thinking about what to write about these cupcakes - they're dark chocolate cakes with peanut butter frosting - all I can do is smile. They are just make-my-day, grin... Skip to content
Caramel Apple Dip is wonderful as a family snack, or even at a small gathering. Nothing says fall as much as dipping apples into caramel. Enjoy your fall apples with this luscious caramel dip.
Caramel-coated walnuts and cranberries top this tender cake. It's very easy to make. Prep and Cook Time: about 1 1/2 hours. Notes: This cake looks and tastes best the day it is made. To toast the walnuts, bake in a 350
I love playing in the kitchen. Trying new ideas, techniques and recipes keep meals exciting and helps me write up new blog posts. Yet, there's something
These whole wheat dinner muffins just might be the answer to every anticipated bread-with-dinner-woe. Afraid of yeast? Don't worry, no yeast in these babies. Don't have time? Ha! These muffins scoff at time...they are fast and easy. Plus, I'm guessing
This is a recipe my older sister created many years ago and it's been a family staple ever since. It's not a low-fat recipe (I think I gained a pound just making these yesterday!), but it's delicious.
I wouldn't call myself a procrastinator in most areas of my life, with the exception of a few things such as business taxes, receipt entering, and organizing my Recipes page. I usually accomplish my tasks before they are
Spaghetti bolognese recipe - Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Cook onion, carrot, celery and garlic, stirring, for 5 minutes or until softened. Add mince. Cook, breaking up with a wooden...
This decadent French toast with caramel gets lightened but without losing the rich flavor everyone loves. And more good news: It can be made the night before and popped in the oven the next morning.
Welcome to Something Edible. I'm Beau; your host for much of the stuff you'll read here. I really like playing with food. In the same way that the family dinner table serves as an anchor for daily events, I think many topics seem to make for better discussion via the gastronomic experience.
In the comment section of my pie crust post, reader John asked if I had any info about the gluten-free flours that I use. I've been meaning to post something on this topic for awhile now
