Yesterday was a beautiful 70° day and I took advantage of it getting out and about but another cold front blew in last night so I get to bake today. I like baking in cold weather for several reasons: warms the kitchen, smells wonderful and the food is comforting. Right now I am enjoying the cinnamon smell of a small batch of Monkey Bread. I cook for two most of the time so I adapted the recipe down for us. Here is my super simple recipe…
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Tuesday
Monkey Bread for Two
Yesterday was a beautiful 70° day and I took advantage of it getting out and about but another cold front blew in last night so I get to bake today. I like baking in cold weather for several reasons: warms the kitchen, smells wonderful and the food is comforting. Right now I am enjoying the cinnamon smell of a small batch of Monkey Bread. I cook for two most of the time so I adapted the recipe down for us. Here is my super simple recipe…
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Monday
Breakfast on the go
Some mornings you just know are going to be busy so you need a ready to go breakfast. My sister introduced me to this easy breakfast recipe that can be made the night or days ahead. Sausage biscuits are great on a Saturday morning next to the coffee along with some fresh fruit as a quick fix before the mid morning brunch or as a late night snack in front of the fireplace and teenagers like to grab them on their way out the door.
Easy Sausage Biscuit Recipe
- 2 Cups dry biscuit mix (purchased or make your own)
- 1 (5 oz.) Kraft Old English sharp pasteurized process cheese spread
- 1 hand full (about 1/2 cup) shredded cheese (what ever you have)
- 1 small tube breakfast sausage (mild or hot, your choice)
- Mix all ingredients together thoroughly. Form little biscuit shapes and place on a cookie sheet. I usually spray the cookie sheet with oil, but I don’t think you have to.
- Bake 12-15 minutes at 350° F. Store in a covered container when they are cooled.
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