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Corn cheddar green chile muffins
I love muffins. Lots of yummy crust, perfectly proportioned for a handy individual serving. I improvised a bit tonight and can up with this little gem. My boys said it was nearly as good as the Black Pepper cheddar muffins I like to make. Here’s the goods: 1 c yellow cornmeal 1 c unbleached all […]
Cheesy Moon Bread: Thanksgiving Countdown Recipe #1
November 7, 2011
Here it is, folks! The famous Holiday Bread! This is the most awesome bread ever! It tastes a bit like a pizza and is fantastic for leftover turkey sandwiches. If there’s anything left over, that is. Tradition requires that you mess it up a bit, but even so, it always turns out great. The dough […]
Our Super Favorite Pumpkin Bread
October 31, 2011
This is a great recipe—turns out great every time and makes three loaves—so it is handy when you have to take a dessert somewhere. Kids love this bread. It is really good with cream cheese. 5 cups flour ¾ tsp baking powder 3 tsp baking soda 2 ¼ tsp salt 1 ½ tsp cinnamon 1 […]
Focaccia II, the sequel
September 17, 2011
I have been making focaccia for several years. I take a loaf out of the oven, and it is gone by the end of the day. Often in an hour or less. I make this version of Focaccia all the time, and I stand by it, but I recently came across a more authentic technique […]
Naan: Indian Flat Bread
September 3, 2011
Soft, chewy, flavorful. Perfect for sopping up curries and other flavorful sauces. Not something to whip up if you need to eat in 30 minutes. But so worth it if you have the time. This is an unusual bread for many reasons. First, is rises very slowly over a long period of time. Second, you […]
Be your own Pizza Kitchen
August 30, 2011
We have to admit that we occasionally crave pizza on Friday nights. Even though our kids are usually going a hundred different directions, we are sometimes all home on Friday nights. And when we are, we like to party a bit by eating pizza and watching a movie together. Since we started making pizza at […]
Whole Wheat Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins
August 30, 2011
I got this recipe from my dear friend Blondie, and since then, we make this several times a month. The only thing that prevents us from making these is a lack of over-ripe bananas on hand. Sometimes we eat through the whole bunch before they are ripe enough! Blondie also gave me another great idea: […]
Orange Ricotta Pancakes
August 30, 2011
This recipe yields a truly delicious pancake that just melts in your mouth. I buy these massive containers of Ricotta cheese at Sam’s Club, and never have a hard time using it up between Italian cooking, cookies, and pancakes. The price is the same as a regular sized container from the grocery store, and it […]
Cheddar Pepper Muffins
August 30, 2011
These are savory muffins which is such a nice change from the typical sweet muffin. I think they are lovely with soup. The muffin top is especially delicious with all the browned cheese. My kids all love this muffin. Some kids are bothered by pepper; if so, you could reduce the pepper in the recipe. […]
YUMMILICIOUS Cornbread
August 16, 2011
I have been experimenting with Cornbread for many years and I think I have finally come up with a recipe I really like. I have tested it on family and friends and all agree it is yummy! It is a little sweeter and denser than what I grew up on (I had Southern Style cornbread […]
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- Memento Park in Budapest August 1, 2015One of the most fascinating places we visited was Budapest’s Memento Park. After the fall of the USSR, and finally, by 1991, when the last Soviet soldier left Hungary, the propagandistic art of the Soviets was rounded up and sent to the outskirts of town. Hungarians were not interested in being constantly reminded of their …Damommachef
- Budapest: an Eclectic Conglomeration July 29, 2015This is my first foray into Central/Eastern Europe and I must say I am not the least disappointed. Budapest is fantastic! As we went walking through the streets it struck me how asymmetrical Budapest is. The streets seem to go every which way, the city has layers and two sides separated by these massive, beautiful …Damommachef
Damommachef Cooks 
April 22, 2013
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