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Cinnamon Swirl Coffeecake
Dear Elizabeth I have a challenge for you. I'm hoping you can convert this recipe to gluten-free. I tried but failed. My attempt was tasty but too sweet. It rose only about 1" even with two packets of yeast!
Carol
Dear Carol,
Your original recipe was a "one bowl" recipe. My recipe isn't one bowl (although I tried!) but the taste is fantastic. The recipe did prove to be a challenge. The addition of baking powder provided the lift the bread needed. I hope you'll enjoy the recipe!
Elizabeth . . . keep reading

Gingerbread Pancakes
I don't let the holidays go easily. At the beginning of January, you'll still find me baking all those good holiday foods I didn't get around to making in December. One of the tastes I love most is gingerbread. While I love gingerbread cookies, moist, spicy gingerbread cake makes me swoon. These pancakes were inspired by cake gingerbread. The pancakes are loaded with spices and so, so good. Since the recipe requires many ingredients, I mix up the dry ingredients the night before I plan to make the pancakes. This way, I can wake up, make pancakes and settle in with the paper. . . . keep reading

Cornbread Breakfast Bake
Dear Elizabeth, My sister-in-law made this dish for our last family get together. Of course, I couldn't eat a bite of it. I asked her for the recipe, hoping I could convert it myself. Since it called for one "Jiffy" cornbread mix, it was hard to convert. Please help! I want to show my sister-in-law that gluten-free can be good too!
Marcia B.
Dear Marcia,
I'm always happy to help convince people gluten-free eating can be fantastic. Your sister-in-law's recipe is really unique. I'm sure your family will savor the gluten-free version just as much as the traditional recipe. Enjoy!
Elizabeth . . . keep reading

Apple Cider Doughnuts
I love cider doughnuts. Did you hear me? I LOVE cider doughnuts. Honestly, most of the year, I don't give doughnuts a second thought, but when October rolls around I'm in the mood for doughnuts. You might be scratching your head wondering what makes cider doughnuts so special. Well, let me tell you! Cider doughnuts are bursting with the flavors of fall. You see, while these doughnuts might look similar to a plain doughnut tossed in cinnamon-sugar, they are so much more. Beneath the crunchy cinnamon-sugar coating, you're treated to a light doughnut abounding with spices and the essence of fresh apple cider. . . . keep reading

Corn Pancakes
These aren't corncakes, which are made with cornmeal. No, these little darlings are incredible corn pancakes made with canned corn. All the ingredients are thrown into a food processor and pulsed until smooth. Honestly, I think this is the easiest pancake batter I've ever made. While I enjoy these unique pancakes for breakfast, I think adding some garlic and a pinch of salt and pepper would make them feel comfortable on your dinner table. . . . keep reading

Zucchini Muffins
It's that time of year again! Gardens are bursting with zucchini. This recipe is ideal for zucchini that are too big. You know the ones! Neighbors famously drop off monstrously large zucchinis. Really big zucchini are usually tough and lackluster when cooked. Not in this recipe! Shred that zucchini and use it to make these muffins. I promise the muffins will be wonderfully moist and flavorful! . . . keep reading

Ricotta Pancakes
Forever Summer by Nigella Lawson introduced me to Ricotta Pancakes. These light and airy pancakes are ideal for lazy summer mornings. Serve to guests--or your own family--and be ready to bask in the compliments. . . . keep reading

Coffeecake Muffins
Summer breakfast, for me, is easier than winter breakfasts. Why? The abundance of beautiful fresh fruits makes it easy to "grab and go." But, I sometimes need a little more than just fruit for breakfast. These muffins fit the bill. Like most muffins, these freeze very well. When I have a free moment, I like to bake a batch and freeze them. A quick turn in the microwave is all it takes to defrost these beauties. Slightly sweet with a cinnamon-sugar center, this recipe is ideal for lazy summer breakfasts. . . . keep reading

Easy Buttermilk Doughnuts
If you've never made doughnuts before, don't panic. They're not hard to make. In fact, I think this recipe is as easy to make as doughnuts are too eat! (And this is coming from someone who has a small fear of deep-fryers! But, that is another story...) Let's walk through the process. . . . keep reading

Pumpkin Waffles
Pumpkin waffles in April? Yes!! I think pumpkin is underutilized. Not only are these waffles bursting with flavor, think of how surprised folks will be when you serve pumpkin waffles in the spring! . . . keep reading