If you've never had homemade focaccia, you're in for something special. This sweet one, sprinkled with rosemary, isn't overly doughy and has an amazingly crisp crust. The bread isn't difficult to make,...
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This recipe is excerpted from Alice Medrich's Flavor Flours (Artisan).
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve these Passover popovers at lunch or dinner alongside a bowl of chicken escarole soup, two recipes from Joan Nathan.
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Sweet croutons made with this delicate bread add texture and crunch to ice cream, yogurt, or poached fruit.
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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, Dark Chocolate Popovers, Chive Popovers, Cinnamon Sugar Popovers, and Bacon...
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This filling open-faced sandwich piled with bacon, lettuce, and tomato and sprinkled with fresh chives is a tasty brunch option for a crowd.
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The exterior of the perfect biscuit should be golden brown and slightly crisp, while its interior should be light and airy. Avoid overworking the dough; gently combine the ingredients until just blended....
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This popular recipe for scallion bread comes from "Entertaining," by Martha Stewart.
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Pair wedges with Mediterranean salads or dips such as hummus.
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Layers of strawberry jam add surprise to a lemony loaf.
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Skillet cornbread was one of the first non-yeasted breads made in the United States; this one gets its sweet-savory flavor from honey and sage.
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The confection Marie Antoinette allegedly referred to in the famous line "Let them eat cake," or "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche," was probably more similar to an enriched bread than to the light, flaky...
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This yummy buttermik biscuit recipe comes from Karen Averitt, Ted Turner's personal chef.
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Try our can't-miss version of the American-classic dinner roll.
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This moist bread is a quick, easy, and delicious breakfast idea. There's no need to grate carrots to make this recipe; carrot juice gives it just as much flavor without the extra work.
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A sweet, summery strawberry butter or fruity jam accompany these subtly tart, rhubarb-buckwheat scones beautifully. A perfect way to break bread Sunday morning (or any day of the week).
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This classic corn-cake recipe comes from Monica Chong-Hunter of Arvada, Colorado.
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Use this focaccia recipe to make our Guacamole BLT. This bread is best eaten the day it's made-the salt on top will make the bread soggy if it is wrapped overnight.
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When Martha Stewart, who is something of a croissant connoisseur, first tasted these sourdough croissants, she knew they were something special. The recipe comes from Martha's niece, Sophie Herbert Slater....
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A sprinkle of coarse sanding sugar is the embellishment on these sweet versions of chocolate pretzels.
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Making these flaky rolls takes time: The dough needs to be chilled twice, for 40 minutes each time, and it must rise for an hour before baking.
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A Greek Christmas tradition, Christopsomo translates as "bread of Christ." Some families decorate the bread with a cross or "X." The letter "X" is the first letter in the Greek word for Christ and was...
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Pass the bread basket! Everyone will love these earthy, slightly nutty rolls whether they're gluten-averse or not. Serve with plenty of butter.
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These buttery crumbs provide a textural contrast in our Topfenknoedel with Stewed Red Plums. Make them first so they can cool, as they are used in the batter and sprinkled on top of the dumplings.
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Use this fantastic dough recipe, adapted from the May 2009 issue of Martha Stewart Living, to make Oven-Dried Heirloom Tomato Pizza (pictured) and Shiitake Mushroom Pizza.
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These mocha-flavored biscuits are the perfect balance of coffee and chocolate.
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Nutmeg-scented hot cross buns are studded with dried cherries and golden raisins. Traditionally served on Good Friday, these yeast-risen buns are delicious before an egg hunt or with a cup of hot tea.
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Flatbreads taste anything but flat when slathered with garlic-infused Greek yogurt and decked out with spinach. Even after broiling, the yogurt keeps its satiny finish and signature tang. the finishing...
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These individual Christmas breads are the perfect size for a holiday dessert buffet.
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Dill relish adds a tangy-sweet note to these buttermilk biscuits that can be polished off in just a few bites. Use them to make sandwiches with our Pomegranate-Glazed Ham.
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These dinner rolls are shaped to give a baked good's best imitation of a ruffed turkey tail.
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Enjoy buttery, flaky crescent rolls for a breakfast treat with this quick and savory recipe that can be prepared in just minutes.
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This crisp flatbread is the perfect complement to traditional Greek Salad.
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Round out this cool summer lunch with spears of cucumber and some fresh berries.
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These croutons have a rustic shape. They are especially crunchy because they are made from a dense bread and are cooked slowly. Sourdough, miche, levain, and other dense breads work best for these hand-pulled...
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These tender biscuits are best eaten right from the oven.
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This recipe for croutons is courtesy of chef Eric Ripert and is used in his Arugula and Baby Artichoke Salad.
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This tasty recipe for ginger scones with cardamom comes from Joan Nathan's cookbook, The New American Cooking.
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If you plan to serve a larger crowd, and have two heavy skillets, two batches of this recipe can be baked at once.
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Put these on the table before dinner and they'll be gone before the main course.
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Tucking in whole fresh sage leaves as you braid the dough (which is flecked with chopped sage and thyme) makes for pretty and fragrant loaves.
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Adapted from Anne Quatrano's Summerland: Recipes for Celebrating With Southern Hospitality (Rizzoli).
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