Category Archives: bread

Scallion & Cheese Buns

When the folks from the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board contacted me about doing a guest post on their Wisconsin Cheese Talk blog, I was totally psyched (and surprised!). Despite the fact that I’ve been doing this for over a year … Continue reading

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Pizza Dough

A few years ago, my friend Adam and I decided it was time we learned how to make pizza. Every Wednesday we would convene at my apartment, eager to wreak saucy, cheesy, cornmealy havoc on my poor kitchen. Within only … Continue reading

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Whole Wheat Vegan Bread

Anyone familiar with my blog or me personally knows that I am most definitely not a vegan. Although I don’t consume all that much meat, I cannot imagine my life without eggs and dairy. I am amazed by the leavening … Continue reading

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Tiny Pull-Apart Breads

Alright boys and girls, feast your eyes on the cutest little bread EVER. It reminds me of a doughy little sea creature! And as if being adorable wasn’t enough, these little guys had to go and be all sorts of … Continue reading

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Bruschetta, Two Ways

It’s radish season, and I’m excited! Years ago, my mother brought me an enormous bunch of radishes, declaring them the best she’d ever had. I knew I liked them in salad, but I didn’t know what else to do with … Continue reading

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Garlic Knots

The same day I realized I still had a ton of parsley in my garden, I came upon this recipe. How perfect! Garlic knots are one of those things I should not know how to make. Just one seems like … Continue reading

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Pane Crostoso (Crusty Bread)

I love everything about making bread. It’s alive, it smells great, and I get to punch it. (Take that, dough.) I like that it requires patience, elbow grease, and intermittent attention. Maybe when I have children running circles around my … Continue reading

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