Hot Soups for Cold Weather
With the cold weather upon us, we begin to crave comfort foods and hot soups.
Thanksgiving turkey is all gone by now, but I still have my homemade soup stock (frozen) from the turkey carcass which I cooked last Friday.
With the cold weather upon us, we begin to crave comfort foods and hot soups.
Thanksgiving turkey is all gone by now, but I still have my homemade soup stock (frozen) from the turkey carcass which I cooked last Friday.
We all have our own way of measuring our success, and counting our blessings.
As for me, I feel very fortunate to have wonderful children, and now adorable grandchildren.
I just baked another loaf of homemade bread, using the Dutch Oven.
This time I got a little more adventurous, and modified the original recipe, to create a more flavorful bread.
Autumn season has been here for almost a month now, but the favorable weather we have been enjoying makes us cling onto summer, at least for few more days.
Spring and Summer are my favorite seasons. I like the beginning of Autumn, while all the leaves change colors, but once they fall off, and leave everything so starkly looking, I begin to miss my happy summer days.
It is a light recipe, since it has less sugar and fat, than my other recipe for Decadent Chocolate Banana Bread, posted earlier.
This banana bread is very light and airy. The coconut and cinnamon flavors add to its exotic aroma.