Cookies Frosting

Fabulous Sugar Cookies & Buttercream Frosting

Taken from another recipe blogger: http://hyperhomemaker.blogspot.com/ In case you saw the post on my other blog where I wrote about Valentine’s Cookies this is the recipe you’re looking for. I have tried multiple sugar cookie recipes and have had trouble finding the perfect one where the cookie turns out both tasty and soft. Mine were […]

Letters to My Kids Uncategorized

The One with Another Blog

This just in–a recipe blog has been started by this homemaking wife.  If you’re ever interested check it out at http://adorkablerecipes.blogspot.com/.  I will do my best to post whatever delicious items I am tempting you with in this blog.  Thanks to those great girls who encouraged me to start sharing my cooking and baking formulas with […]

Apples Side Dish

Perfectly Simple Applesauce

If you’re needing a way to use up apples or just craving a homecooked comfort food than this recipe is definitely for you. (Assuming of course, that you love applesauce as much as my husband and I do. :D) -4 medium cooking apples (1 1/3 lb), peeled, cut into fourths and cored. (I used Macintosh […]

Apples Side Dish

Perfectly Simple Applesauce

If you’re needing a way to use up apples or just craving a homecooked comfort food than this recipe is definitely for you. (Assuming of course, that you love applesauce as much as my husband and I do. :D) -4 medium cooking apples (1 1/3 lb), peeled, cut into fourths and cored. (I used Macintosh […]

Dinner Italian Pizza Dough

Calzones

*check out this definition if you’ve never experienced the gloriousness of a calzone.   Start with the Pizza Crust recipe: 2 1/2 to 3 Cups all purpose flour 1 Tbsp sugar 1 tsp salt 1 package regular or quick active dry yeast (2 1/4 tsp) 3 Tbsp olive or veg. oil 1 Cup very warm […]

Dinner Italian Pizza Dough

Calzones

*check out this definition if you’ve never experienced the gloriousness of a calzone.   Start with the Pizza Crust recipe: 2 1/2 to 3 Cups all purpose flour 1 Tbsp sugar 1 tsp salt 1 package regular or quick active dry yeast (2 1/4 tsp) 3 Tbsp olive or veg. oil 1 Cup very warm […]

Bread Yeast

Sourdough Bread

This is a long process from start to finish…mostly because you have to spend at least 4 days allowing the sourdough starter to ferment.  You need to be sure to follow each step of these directions thoroughly (i.e. using a certain sized glass bowl, etc) to ensure the proper results.  This recipe was taken from the 10th […]

Bread Yeast

Sourdough Bread

This is a long process from start to finish…mostly because you have to spend at least 4 days allowing the sourdough starter to ferment.  You need to be sure to follow each step of these directions thoroughly (i.e. using a certain sized glass bowl, etc) to ensure the proper results.  This recipe was taken from the 10th […]

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