The book again renewed my interest in the “moonshine culture” and historical events and places surrounding moonshining and stills.
Showing posts with label cinnamon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cinnamon. Show all posts
Apple Pie Moonshine
Aunt Janey's Sour Cream Coffee Cake
My daughter
Jami met her husband Donnie, fell in love and got married a few years back. (Seems like yesterday!)
We are really pleased with her choice for our
son-in-law, just a great guy. We also
have had the pleasure of meeting many of his family members, which, happily we
love too!
Donnie's mother Julie and grandmother Mary are wonderful cooks and I'm still trying to get their Apple Pie recipe (best I've ever tasted) and homemade Chicken and Dumplings recipe.
Donnie's Aunt Janey
and Uncle Eddie live in southern Ohio
in a beautiful hilltop home. Aunt Janey
shared this recipe with me after bringing it to one of our fall parties. She told me she originally found the recipe in a magazine years and years ago.
It is absolutely delicious!
It is absolutely delicious!
Make in the Morning Cinnamon Rolls
I am anxiously awaiting the perfect outdoor temperatures so I can once again tap my maple trees to make maple syrup. The temps need to be above 40 degrees during
the day and below freezing at night. This causes the sap to run.
While waiting all I can think about are recipes using maple syrup.
This is a pretty easy homemade Cinnamon Roll recipe and perfect for a lazy Saturday morning.
These can be started in the early morning hours before everyone wakes, and are ready in about 1 to 1½ hours, start to finish. Their also just as good the next day! (if any make it that long)
Easy To Make Doughnuts
Homemade Doughnuts
I have been researching flour and trying to find a better quality and healthier brand to use.
I came across an article in the Mother Earth News magazine my husband recently picked up for me. It’s about bread making and using a more natural flour. One of the flour brands recommended was King Authur.
There is nothing better than homemade-fresh-from-the-oven bread topped with real butter. When growing up my mother made us loaves of bread, and I have yet to taste better.
| Cutting out doughnuts with my old cutter |
I came across an article in the Mother Earth News magazine my husband recently picked up for me. It’s about bread making and using a more natural flour. One of the flour brands recommended was King Authur.
There is nothing better than homemade-fresh-from-the-oven bread topped with real butter. When growing up my mother made us loaves of bread, and I have yet to taste better.
Day Of The Dead Bread

So I get an email from my nephew-in-law Ben, saying he made "Day of the Dead" bread and had an extra loaf and would I like one.
Well as some of you may know, bread is my friend. I was super excited but hadn't opened the email until late in the day so had to wait an entire (eternity) day to pick it up.
Let me give you a little info on Ben: He is a wonderful cook, has his own cooking website and is a great photographer. I had, up until trying his home baked bread, only salivated over his dishes via his website.Anyway, I arrived at his and Jon's house to pick up the bread yesterday and upon entering his house immediately became brain dead.Yes that's right.
Upon viewing the wonderful little loaves of bread my hands began to shake and my mouth watered against my will. Heaven!
Well as some of you may know, bread is my friend. I was super excited but hadn't opened the email until late in the day so had to wait an entire (eternity) day to pick it up.
Let me give you a little info on Ben: He is a wonderful cook, has his own cooking website and is a great photographer. I had, up until trying his home baked bread, only salivated over his dishes via his website.Anyway, I arrived at his and Jon's house to pick up the bread yesterday and upon entering his house immediately became brain dead.Yes that's right.
Upon viewing the wonderful little loaves of bread my hands began to shake and my mouth watered against my will. Heaven!
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