Baked Stuffed French Toast Mother’s Day is right around the corner! Like any self-respecting mother, I plan to lounge in bed until ten painting my toenails and catching up on celebrity gossip magazines. I’ll call my BFF Keri and talk for hours. I’ll stare at the ceiling. I’ll think about things I haven’t thought about in years. Important stuff like the color I want to paint my bedroom walls and whether or not I should buy hiking boots. My clean-faced children will bring me a plate of perfectly poached eggs and side of toast. My husband will follow with a hot cup of coffee (don’t forget the cream) and the Sunday newspaper. They will promptly file out of the room...
I had intended to share a nut roast recipe with you guys during this past holiday season. Nut roast is kind of a Christmas thing! But I didn’t get around to it. Well now Easter is approaching, and lately I’ve been seeing headlines on social media about how people are putting their Christmas lights and watching Christmas movies in an effort to bring some cheer in light of the craziness that’s going on in the world right now. It seemed like a good opportunity to get that nut roast recipe in, so I jumped on it! What is a Nut Roast? Depending on where you live, nut roast (also sometimes called a nut loaf) might be totally new or totally...
Print Rosemary Dijon Rack of Lamb This simple oven roasted rosemary rack of lamb recipe is flavorful, delicious, and easy to cook. Use extra sharp / strong German mustard if you like a marinade spicier or with more tang. “Frenching” means to cut the meat away from the rib or chop and expose the bone. Buy the lamb rack already frenched from the grocery store and take that work out of the equation. You don’t need to sear the lamb before. It will be too wet with the marinade. The broiler will make for a crispy top crust. Serve with: Roasted Asparagus w/ Feta and Fresh Quinoa Tabbouleh. Author: beckie Prep Time: 10 Minutes Cook Time: 25 Minutes Total Time:...
I woke up yesterday with a little more lightness in my heart than had been there earlier this week. And when I’m feeling lighthearted, my first instinct is to bake. There are so many things I might have posted on this Easter Sunday. Hot cross buns, which I’ve been wanting to make (and make well—my last batch was a total fail) for a while. Pie. A brunch dish, like French toast. Chocolate eggs. Any number of different cakes. But all I’ve been able to think about is carrot cake. Maybe not surprising, since carrot cake is my favorite cake. And since cake is my favorite dessert, that puts carrot cake at the top of my treats hierarchy. This isn’t my...
