
I love baking; to me, the word baking brings to mind loaves of fresh homemade bread, bubbly casseroles, or steaming hot muffins. So delicious and so comforting!
So instead of a kitchen tip today, I'm going to point you toward a website and blog: King Arthur Flour.
For starters, they have a great recipe section. But I'll admit that what really drew me in was their blog! The folks in their test kitchen have a sweet, homey, and often-hilarious blog. Ignore that weird-looking marshmallow post at the top right now -- check out their Top Ten Test Kitchen Disasters to Avoid, their granola bars (I've got to try those!), the whole grain pancakes that look oh-so-yummy, and yes, they have lots of posts about bread making!
Okay, okay, enough links. Time for all of your wonderful tips!
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For some reason it did not change the title of my post in Mr. Linky. Tammy, would you mind changing it to Cranberry Candy Canes..thanks!
King Arthur
The BEST tip I ever found about baking with WW is from my King Arthur cookbook (the only cookbook I own by the way). I add a couple tablespoons of orange juice to all my whole wheat recipes. Not enough to taste orangey, but it really makes the wheat smoother tasting and fluffier. A little closer to the taste of white with all the nutrition of 100% whole wheat!
King A
I have the King A cookbook for whole wheat flour. It is awesome. I think I have only had one recipe out of about 50 that I have tried not turn out. I love it!
Toni
http://thehappyhousewife.com
King Arthur's Blog
I have to agree with you..I love King Arthur's Blog! They have some really nice and easy recipes to try out. The granola bars look yummy, thanks so much for pointing them out!
Hi! I'm new
Hi, Tammy! I found you through Biblical Womanhood and love your blog. I've joined Kitchen Tip Tuesday for the first time this week and I'm excited to read everyone else's tips. Thanks so much! Jennifer at Cooking Like a Frugalite
KAF is Great
We learned about King Arthur Flour from a friend of ours who is a wonderful cook. We bought a book from them, then discovered their website and blog. They really know their flour!
Erica @cookingforseven.wordpress.com
Latke Recipe at King Arthur
I was just at their site last week using a latke recipe they had for making them in the oven with oil instead of frying them in a pan. They were so much easier to make! And they tasted just as good! I'll have to check out the rest of their site. Thanks for the tip.
Michele
Super fun top ten list! I
Super fun top ten list! I have used the King Arthur Whole Grain Baking Book, too, and found it to be really good. Maybe you can find it at the library?
King Arthur
I had never been to this site before you mentioned it, but I checked it out and it's great! I just made some chocolate-peanut butter cookies from their recipe (I think they're called Magic Middles) - oh my goodness, so incredibly good!!!
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