Any Home Bakers Here?

[pfields]

Bobby Flay has the best recipe for making French toast with orange marmalade syrup using brioche bread.
http://www.cookingchanneltv.com/recipes/brioche-french-toast-with-orange-marmalade-syrup.html

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Happiness is....applesauce chocolate chip cookies in the oven

I try to do some sort of baking every weekend and this weekend I invoked "baker's choice" and am making one of my absolute favorites. More than any other recipe, these ARE my childhood - so many memories in one little cookie - I can even see the bowl my mom used to use to make them (*lovely* 70's era shade of yellow)

 

[Alice28]

Here's my first attempt to make challah bread. My grandson helped me braid it.

Looks yummy!

 

[Alice28]

Happiness is....applesauce chocolate chip cookies in the oven   I try to do some sort of baking every weekend and this weekend I invoked "baker's choice" and am making one of my absolute favorites.  More than any other recipe, these ARE my childhood - so many memories in one little cookie - I can even see the bowl my mom used to use to make them (*lovely* 70's era shade of yellow)

Applesauce chocolate chip cookies?

 

[speckledhen]

You folks are a terrible influence (well, that and the fact that easy-to-get-to food in the house is becoming sparse and I'm starving). I am making a 1/2 recipe of this Key Lime Pound Cake to try it, mainly so there's not a lot of it to eat, LOL. I put it in a glass baking dish rather than the bundt pan.
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/key-lime-pound-cake



NOTE: Never come to this thread if you are starving. NEVER.

 

[alica31]

Now I am hungry for homemade bread, cookies and pound cake!!! There are so many amazing looking homemade goodies that it is hard to decide which to try first!

 

[speckledhen]

Now I am hungry for homemade bread, cookies and pound cake!!! There are so many amazing looking homemade goodies that it is hard to decide which to try first!

Is it a coincidence that there are a bunch of Georgians on this thread? LOL.

 

[sunflour]

Does anybody know if using a double acting baking powder would make something take longer to cook?
I've noticed since i started using it my cornbread are taking longer to cook.Thanks

ETA i guess the original one i was using is double acting also
i was using Rumford
http://www.clabbergirl.com/consumer/products/rumford/rumford_reduced_sodium_baking_powder.php
I started using this

And it takes 10 minutes longer to cook?

Interesting, I never heard of double Acting Baking Powder, I use the regular stuff.

 

[sunflour]

Here's my first attempt to make challah bread. My grandson helped me braid it.

The braided bread is gorgeous…gotta try that someday.

 

[sunflour]

Happiness is....applesauce chocolate chip cookies in the oven

I try to do some sort of baking every weekend and this weekend I invoked "baker's choice" and am making one of my absolute favorites. More than any other recipe, these ARE my childhood - so many memories in one little cookie - I can even see the bowl my mom used to use to make them (*lovely* 70's era shade of yellow)

It's so great to cook the things we remember mom made. Hmmmm, applesauce chocolate chip cookies…I can almost smell those cooking.. Hope they turned out well.