Pomegranates are gorgeous in color and delicious in flavor. They contain healthy antioxidants and can be used in all kinds of juices, teas and even sodas. I’ve never really given them much credit though because of the effort it takes to extract the arils. This Pomegranate and Pear Jam changed my mind about that. I saw this delicious recipe in the November issue of Cooking
Oat Bran and Flax Bread
by Rod (Texas, USA) This is an updated version of a popular Oat Bran Health Bread which was described on one site as “nutty, but not heavy like some multigrain bread” – this description still applies! Use of the “3,2,1” bread preparation method creates a smoother, moist chewiness, making this recipe a pleasing compromise between a dense multigrain bread and a lighter, less complex bread.
Crimson Barley Borscht
Home > Soup Recipes > Crimson Barley Borscht by Rod (Texas, USA) If borscht is not already a frequent dish served in your home (or in your community), consider this recipe an opportunity to invite family and friends for a unique dining experience. The deep red colors, intriguing aroma and intense flavors of this dish (as well as the brightly contrasting colors, flavors and textures
Light Wheat Pullman Bread
Pullman Bread gets its name from it’s former use on the long distance Pullman trains in the United States. This version is made with a portion of whole grain flour, sifted once to remove the bran. In France, however, it is referred to as pain de mie, or “bread of crumb,” because it has very little crust. It is usually baked in a rectangular straight-sided
BYOB Giveaway ~We have a winner!
A big thank you to all the bread bakers who have taken up the challenge to bake your own bread in 2011! We have 28 bakers who have committed to BYOB this year. In that regard, I think you’re all winners. And now, for the giveaway… In case you’re wondering, here is the process I used to determine the winner of the bread warmer. I
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