Cheddar and chives are a great combination in scones. For light, flaky scones, don't mix the butter in too well.
Author: Martha Stewart
Try these oatmeal and dried-cherry biscuit scones for a tasty snack. For more delicious recipes featuring Quaker Oats, visit quakeroats.com.
Author: Martha Stewart
The addition of frozen corn gives this sweet and savory bread some texture.
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Three types of flour go into these hearty loaves: whole-wheat, bread, and rye. Cocoa and coffee add color and depth of flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Sauteed cranberries add a tasty surprise to this cornbread. They go into the baking pan first and are covered with batter. When the bread is turned out, the berries make a glistening topping. Candied ginger...
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Joanne Chang, the owner of Boston's celebrated Flour Bakery, has baked more scones than you can imagine. This version is one of her bestsellers--it's packed with flavor, thanks to the trifecta of ginger...
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This simple white cracker recipe will be your new snacktime staple. You'll have to discard any scraps, since this dough can't be rolled again.
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The recipe for this fruit-swirled quick bread comes from Debbie Cascio-van Hees, a reader from the Netherlands. It calls for fresh strawberries, but you can substitute thawed frozen berries. Softened cream...
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This deceptively simple loaf is inspired by the Portuguese bread known as pao de milho or broa. Sprinkling the top of the bread with water just before baking creates steam and ensures a crisp, toothsome...
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These creamy, cheesy scones pair well with butter when they're fresh out of the oven. They also make a great vehicle for your favorite egg sandwich. Scallions and dill go into the dough and add a decorative...
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Yeast makes these biscuits light and airy. Add a smear of Brooke's Mustard Dip and a slice of country ham for a delicious breakfast sandwich.
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The red Easter eggs that make this traditional bread so special are for decorative purposes only. Do not eat them.
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Stuff this homemade Italian bread with cured meats and cheeses, or simply dip it in olive oil.
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Cider, Calvados, and cubes of fresh apples pack a punch in this moist quick bread.
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You can make this no-knead herbed garlic bread a day in advance, but the pillowy loaves are even better warm from the oven. For an illustrated how-to on the process, see our step-by-step photos.
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Enjoy these fluffy buttermilk biscuits with our Quick Jambalaya and Iceberg Salad with Creamy Honey Dressing.
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Spoon bread, a classic Southern side dish, is actually more like a pudding than a bread. It's so soft, it can be served -- and eaten -- with a spoon.
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This pillowy soft, subtly sweet sandwich bread is a beloved breakfast staple in Japan and is typically eaten sliced very thick, lightly toasted, and served with accompaniments like butter and jam.
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Make this moist quick bread all autumn long. The ginger and pumpkin flavors blend together nicely in this sweet dessert bread.
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You won't believe how easy it is to give French toast a crackly, crunchy caramelized sugar coating. This breakfast or brunch recipe works best with day-old bread. If using fresh bread, reduce the soaking...
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This cornbread tastes best when served on the same day it's baked.
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Yeast is used as part of the leavening to give these easy angel biscuits the light, airy texture that inspired their name.
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These English muffins are made with a mix of whole-wheat and white flours, along with rolled oats and a sprinkling of flaxseed and caraway seeds. Low-fat buttermilk gives the muffins a slight tang and...
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Both sweet and savory, this make-ahead brunch entree is stuffed with ham and Gruyere cheese and served with maple syrup. This family-friendly dish goes well with a green salad.
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The perfect make-ahead brunch, this casserole has the flavors of a blintz in French toast form. Instead of the more traditional cottage cheese, creamy ricotta goes into the custard poured on top of the...
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These classic bakery treats couldn't be easier to make at home. Simple swaps take them in new directions, so try Chocolate-Coconut Scones, Cherry-Hazelnut Scones, Lemon-Ginger Scones, or Blueberry-Almond...
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Pepitas give this spiced Pumpkin-Orange Bread a pleasant crunch. Using canned pumpkin puree keeps the prep time to a minimum.
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This healthy quick bread makes a hearty breakfast or snack with a scoop of yogurt or cottage cheese.
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In this fall breakfast recipe, soft caramelized apples are a heavenly topping for a thick slice of fluffy French toast.
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Beneath the crisp, brittle crust of a baguette is an airy crumb and a rich, nutty flavor, making it the perfect accompaniment to any meal -- or, in the case of breakfast, the perfect foundation.
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By adding an egg, sugar, caraway seeds, and butter to a traditional Irish soda bread recipe, you create a loaf that's moist with more flavor, perfect for a Sunday breakfast or brunch. Wrapped well with...
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This custard-filled cornbread is an updated take on a flavorful classic. Serve it as a side dish or in place of bread at the dinner table-you won't be disappointed. It's satisfying, sweet, and deliciously...
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This cornbread-with its flecks of fresh corn kernels, crunchy edges, and custardy middle-has been adapted from a recipe by Marion Cunningham, author of Lost Recipes.
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Wrap these little cakes as holiday gifts -- they're wonderful treats on a cold winter afternoon.
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Our Classic Cornbread strikes the right balance between tender and crumbly. Here, we've jazzed up the batter with addition of bacon and chopped scallions.
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See our step-by-step guide to making popovers, and try all of our popover variations: Basic Popovers, Gruyere-Thyme Popovers, Chive Popovers, Cinnamon Sugar Popovers, Bacon and Black Pepper Popovers, and...
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Homemade garlic-herb butter (the key is to mash the garlic into a paste first) and a quick turn on the grill transform a loaf of French bread into a spectacular side dish.
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Crystallized ginger elevates the flavor of this not-too-sweet cranberry tea bread. Spread a warm slice with cream cheese for the perfect breakfast.
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Turn out a hearty, chewy-crusted loaf worthy of the best bakeries -- all without breaking a sweat. This no-knead, no-fuss oat and wheat bread is packed with pumpkin, flax, poppy, and sesame seeds. Martha...
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This yeast dough recipe is adapted from a version by baker Seth Greenberg, owner of Just Desserts, whose treats are distributed by East End Cookie Company.Use the dough to makeSugar Buns, Sticky Buns,...
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Flapjacks turn fancy with this yeast batter, which gives them a brioche-like texture.
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The cheddar and sage bring a distinctive flavor to these biscuits.
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Here's a great way to cook a whole meal outdoors: Make cornbread in a cast-iron skillet right on the grill, alongside your meat! Now, don't skip the honey-butter topping -- slather it on the hot cornbread...
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You may need to make these popovers in batches. If not serving immediately, poke a small hole in each to release steam. The popovers hold up surprisingly well; reheat just before serving.
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Use this dough to make our Grilled Pizzas with Tomato, Avocado, and Pepper-Jack Cheese, as well as our Grilled Pizzas with Plums, Prosciutto, Goat Cheese, and Arugula.
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It's a dessert! It's breakfast! Either way, this rich, buttery loaf is laden with chocolate.
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It is better to brush bread with oil after, rather than before, grilling.
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These scones are crisp and golden with a light, flaky interior. The fruit offers a slightly chewy contrast. Orange zest and Grand Marnier flavor the scones. Serve them with butter and tea.
Author: Martha Stewart