My all-time favorite way to enjoy zucchini is to make it into a sweet and spicy bread. Yes, I’m talking about delicious zucchini bread! Today I am sharing a zucchini bread recipe given to me by a long time reader of The Mountain Kitchen. Bruce […]
These delicious carrot cake muffins are lightly spiced and topped with cream cheese frosting and sprinkled with walnuts, making them an irresistible breakfast treat! Ok… ok!!!!! So I am becoming a little bit of a baker. I shared with you that delicious pumpkin bread a couple […]
Oh pumpkin cinnamon bread, how I love thee, let me count the ways… #1 IT SMELLS LIKE FALL. I love the way this pumpkin cinnamon bread makes the whole house smell cozy and warm while it bakes in the oven. The minute you enter the house […]
Time is flying! I made these cinnamon roll muffins when Seth came up to visit last month. Seth is our 15-year-old, soon-to-be-16-year-old grandson. I cannot believe he will be 16 next month. I first met David, before Seth was born. He has grown up practically […]
You will not believe just how flavorful squash blossoms are until you have tried them on this squash blossom focaccia. Don’t misunderstand me, the recipe I shared a few weeks ago for fried squash blossoms stuffed with cheese are amazing, but there is a lot going […]
There are two things I don’t do very often: #1 Bake and #2 Make Breakfast. I did both this past weekend when I made these hearty blueberry oatmeal muffins with chewy whole grain oats, juicy blueberries, and warm cinnamon and refreshing orange flavor. David is […]
I started this blog post almost six months ago, and I was beginning to think I was going to give up on making homemade flour tortillas. I have made these tortillas 4 times now with only a 50% success rate. I struggled to get these […]
A Sunday breakfast treat, these fluffy, soft, sweet homemade cinnamon rolls will bring a smile to anyone’s face. Including a house full of hungry Spiveys. The house was filled with Spiveys a couple of weeks ago, when David’s son, grandson and “adopted” son came to […]
