This is another recipe J and I learned to make while at the amazing Langlois Culinary Crossroads. It is perfect for a new year's day breakfast or brunch. While it looks complicated, it's actually pretty easy. The hardest part os stuffing the brioche! Langlois Stuffed French toast Bread and filling ingredients:loaf Brioche (stale is better!)8 ounces … Continue reading Langlois Stuffed French toast
Peppermint Balls
While the holiday baking season might be over, we're still eating our left overs. No complaints though! My newest favorite candy is these peppermint balls. I originally tried to make patties, (like this recipe suggests) but they didn't work out as well and ended up coated in less chocolate. Once we got past that part, … Continue reading Peppermint Balls
C’s Texas Sheet Cake
I've mentioned before, my sister, C, has a knack for perfecting baked goods. She did it again with this super delicious, never dry (even after three days!) recipe. It's a combination of Joy of Cooking and our Mom's family recipe. Ingredients and Directions: Have all ingredients at room temperature, about 70 degrees f. Pre-heat … Continue reading C’s Texas Sheet Cake
Homemade Chick Fil A
Before the current big hullabaloo over this restaurant, J and I decided to figure out how to recreate our favorite chicken sandwich at home. Mostly because the nearest restaurant to us is more than an hour and a half away. This recipe is so close! With a bag of Oreda waffle fries, it's almost like you're there. Ingredients: … Continue reading Homemade Chick Fil A
Buckeyes
I'm sort of from Ohio, so while other people call these peanut butter balls, I call them Buckeyes. (Note: Just because I'm sort of from Ohio does not mean I love Ohio State. In fact, I don't. I much prefer the Mizzou Tigers.) This recipe is from Fitness Magazine. Ingredients: 1 16-ounce jar low-fat, low … Continue reading Buckeyes