These fluffy KAMUT Dinner Rolls are delightful, bite-sized yeast breads that melt in your mouth and smell so good you can hardly resist them no matter what fare they are served with. I enjoy making many different types of bread, and my sons enjoy trying most of them. However, when given a choice, they generally request yeast rolls. So for Christmas Dinner, I decided to
Sourdough Spelt Stollen
This Sourdough Spelt Stollen is made with a spelt sourdough starter and whole grain spelt flour that has been milled in a grain mill and sifted twice. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and what would Christmas be without a traditional Holiday bread? Stollen, a bread that originated in Dresden, Germany, is a festive loaf that represents the blanket of Jesus and is
Nutella Brioche Flower
If you are looking for a rich dessert bread that can serve double-duty as a showstopper centerpiece, I recommend this Nutella Brioche Flower. I have the honor once again of being the host kitchen for the Bread Baking Babes. I chose this bread because it is enriched, and I thought it would be a nice change of pace from the usual Holiday loaves. This flower
Orange Einkorn Biscotti with Nuts and Seeds
This Orange Einkorn Biscotti, enveloped in nuts and orange rind, makes a wonderful treat for a special occasion or just because. The sounds of Jingle Bells and White Christmas played in the background while Charlie, my beautiful, blue-eyed, husky-mix lay contently on the kitchen floor. Charlie was watching me bake, hoping for a morsel or two, but it wasn’t going to happen. This biscotti, enveloped
Sour Cream Banana Spelt Waffles
What do you do when you have ripe bananas and a bit of sour cream? You make sour cream banana spelt waffles, that’s what. I bet you thought I was going to say banana bread. According to The Kitchn, banana bread is the hottest food on the internet these days. Although I enjoy making banana bread, I decided to do something different and start a
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