Golden corn fritters are a deliciously easy way to repurpose leftover corn and there’s no need to deep fry. The simple sauce is optional but takes the fritters to the next level. Entertaining? Make appetizer-size fritters! At the height of corn season every summer, I always receive several requests for a corn fritter recipe. I’m…
Everyone loves a chipwich, so why not make it easier–and more fun–by making a sheet panful? I even have a simple trick for a cookie that isn’t rock hard when frozen, and the science behind it is fascinating! Many of us have distinct preferences where the classic chocolate chip cookie is concerned. Some fall…
Truly the perfect brunch dish, this blintz casserole is eggy, cheesy, sweet, savory, creamy, and crispy. With just a handful of ingredients, itโs simple to put together and worthy of special occasions like Motherโs Day. You may be asking yourself โ what is a blintz? A blintz is a thinly rolled pancake or crepe that…
Matzo ball soup may be new to you, or it could be an old favorite you havenโt had in a while. Either way, Iโm excited to introduce you to an adaptation of my familyโs recipe. Besides the use of duck fat โ which makes for an extra scrumptious matzo ball – this classic take on…
With their chewy texture and nutty flavor, steel cut oats add something exciting to the world of baked oatmeal. In the following seasonal favorite, fresh apples and warm cinnamon add natural sweetness and flavor for a hearty, prep-ahead breakfast thatโs worth waking up for! As much as I adore my assortment of baked oatmeal recipes, which…
Move over zucchini and banana bread, there’s a new quick bread in town! Strawberry bread is lightly sweet with a delicate crumb and may just become a new favorite. Some recipes keep me up at night. This was one of them. Baking, as we often hear, is a precise science. Small variations in the…