Um, hello again. I really did not mean to be gone for that long. Funny how a few weeks can turn into a few months. So many factors contributed to my absence.... a new computer with a new version of iphoto that I needed to get used to... a sense of dissatisfaction with my photography skills.... the impending loss of my current job.... I guess I just lost my motivation somehow but the truth is, I've missed writing about food and taking pictures of it, even though I wish they were better. But I'm going to forge on and share with you the perfect bar cookie to make for your end-of-summer picnics. Meet my new friend, the monster cookie bar.
Showing posts with label Oats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oats. Show all posts
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Monster Cookie Bars
Labels:
Bar Cookies,
chocolate,
Oats,
Peanut Butter,
Summer
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Baked Sunday Mornings: Carrot-Coconut Scones with Citrus Glaze
It's not too soon for another scone post, is it? I hope not. I never get tired of scones. I could be classified as an addict. And I'm totally addicted to these coconut scones. Adding coconut to a scone was a first for me. These really are a bit like a glorified cookie, but made with a biscuit formula. But if it looks like a scone and tastes like a scone, that's enough for me. I love the cragginess that holds the citrus glaze like tiers of lace. It doesn't get much more beautiful than this. Or more perfect for the arrival of spring!
Labels:
Baked bakery,
Baked Sunday Mornings,
breakfast,
Citrus,
Coconut,
Oats,
Scones,
Spring recipes
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Banana Bread with Oatmeal Cinnamon Streusel
This bread is how I became a blogger. It's an interesting story, actually. I have collected quite a line-up of food blogs that I visit on a regular basis. One of them is Heidi Bakes. This woman knows how to tempt me. When I saw this recipe on her blog early last summer, I decided I had to make it. Unfortunately, I made it wrong. Really wrong. As in, bread batter all over my oven, wrong. Fortunately for me, she is a patient, encouraging and understanding woman. She returned my questioning e-mails and was full of concern, compassion and helpful hints to baking success.
Labels:
Bananas,
Oats,
Quick Bread
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