Food, Family & Finds from A Cowboy's Wife
While I prefer apple butter with homemade tortillas, eating apple butter bread is the next best thing. This is a pretty simple recipe and would be great with some morning coffee or milk don’t you think? This bread is MUCH better the next day, after it’s had time to settle and completely cool off. If… [Continue Reading]
When I first followed my husband down to Kingsville, Tx, I had no idea what the King Ranch was, much less how well known it was. He has family that works there, Ricky and Sammy to name a couple so I was introduced to the history of it all real quick.
Anyways, not only do they… [Continue Reading]
Bread; it’s what brings our family together when the fresh baked smells are filling the air on a Sunday afternoon. It’s what completes our meal.
Bread baking can be quite the task, but it doesn’t have to be and that’s where Kneadlessly Simple comes in. It’s a tasty cookbook of no-knead bread recipes; recipes that are… [Continue Reading]
Pizza is like the best ever food invention. You can eat it cold, hot, with meats, vegetables, and even as a dessert. When I was asked if I wanted to try the new Fleischmann’s Pizza Crust Yeast, I was like heck yeah! Any excuse to make pizza! We were supposed to have family night but… [Continue Reading]
I’m lousy at hosting parties. I’ve never been around that sort of thing so I’ve never been real sure of how to set things up. Thankfully I have a cousin who is good at it. I figure there are plenty of other folks that are just as party challenged as I am and thought I’d… [Continue Reading]
I enjoy making different kinds of quick breads. The flavors you see most often are pumpkin and banana. But have you tried chocolate bread? It’s so good – moist and a great combination of chocolate and cinnamon. The other thing I really like about this recipe is that it makes 2… [Continue Reading]
These dinner rolls are one of the easiest and most delicious bread recipes I have. I first learned how to make dinner rolls from one of our previous employer’s wife, on the Fulton Quien Sabe Ranch. She was a great cook and made many things from scratch but boy could she make a bread recipe… [Continue Reading]
Amy has a wonderful site, MomAdvice.com, that includes everything from reviews to wonderful, inexpensive recipes.
She’s a stay at home mom, like myself, and also happens to be one of the Eleven Moms. Not only is she a super nice person, she truly does a lot for people and her Big Give during the holidays was… [Continue Reading]
Many requests have been made to add gluten free recipes here and while I don’t do that sort of cooking, I am happy to oblige and bring you the first of many. Since I’m a bread junkie, I found this one for your eating pleasure.
This recipe is done in a bread machine but I’d imagine… [Continue Reading]
Every year my son asks for Lemon cake for his birthday and while I’m more than happy to oblige, I also wanted to make it holiday friendly. I took a few recipes that I found and did a combo of sorts, making it my own I suppose and finally decided on a loaf recipe. Lemon… [Continue Reading]
How about a little Focaccia Bread folks?? Well thanks to my good friend Tara over at Deal Seeking Mom (who has the best coupon deals and more), I have a great recipe for you that you make by hand or in a bread maker! SHE RAWKS! Thanks so much Tara!
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Just like grandma used to make! I’m sure we all have various ways that we make our breakfast sandwiches and I thought it would be fun to show you how we make them. Since this involves some eggs, I encourage you to join in Christine’s Breakfast Challenge by eating an egg a day. Lots of… [Continue Reading]
Sometimes I’m running behind in the kitchen and don’t have the time to make sourdough rolls, etc but I have this faithful recipe that, with and hour and half, I can have fresh homemade rolls for my crew. I just made these for the ranch crew here and they seemed to be a hit!
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