breads

  • You can make these yummy little bun-like muffins in less than 1/2 hour.

  • A tasty, healthy, whole grain version of the classic - quick and easy too.

  • An classic tasty easy quick bread. Twice as big as a loaf.

  • "I made up this appetizer the other day, modifying Costa Rican 'choriadas', a common Costa Rican treat in the green maize season there, thought I'd share. Our maize is sweeter than the maize here in Malawi. Ideally, you'd actually use the maize that we, sadly, use for cattle feed in Canada. If the maize is really juicy, then you can do this omitting both the milk and the additional wheat flour - especially if you want to make the thin ones that I like for breakfast..." (Read the blog entry for this recipe here.)

  • My new favorite quick bread: very similar to cornbread in taste and texture, but made with grounds oats. It's quick and easy to make - and keeps well in the fridge for slicing and toasting or pan-frying.

  • An updated classic: delicious and healthy, great for special diets too. Like my Quinoa Rice Bread, this is also made with germinated/sprouted quinoa seeds, resulting in a moist delicious nutritious bread that's surprisingly easy to make. Enjoy fresh as is, or with butter, honey, preserves, nut butters, guacamole...

  • A delicious moist quick-bread similar to cornbread - made with healthy sprouted quinoa and brown rice flour instead of cornmeal. Great with soups, or toasted and slathered with nut butter and honey for breakfast.

  • Lovely round cocktail crackers: oats and olive oil make these rich and flaky. (A favorite of mine.)

  • A rich, dense, bread with a lovely crust.

  • Here's my new favorite protein-rich quick bread, made with whole ground almonds, eggs, and yogurt.