And the baking begins....
I love to bake. When I was first married I baked almost everyday. I was a mini-Martha Stewart in training. The downside of the baking was weight gain. As much as I enjoyed experimenting in the kitchen, my husband only liked lemon pound cake and chocolate chip cookies. Since variety is the spice of life I baked all sorts of confections and ate most of them too. Ahem.
I have more will power now and have learned to give my goodies as gifts. A win, win for everyone! The teachers at my son's school look forward to the holidays because I am known for my baking.
Well, the baking has begun. Last week I had the opportunity to check out the relaunch of the iVillage food website. I saw these sweet potato biscuits and knew that I had to make them. I love that on the site I am able to see the recipes on my laptop in kitchen view - no printing out of recipes, I just set up my laptop and cook away. Wonderful.
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Anyhow, I tried the sweet potato biscuits and they came out okay. My little helper is really enjoying this cooking thing and I learned something too. Although these biscuits don't rise much because of the sweet potato, mine really didn't rise at all. I guess that is what I get for using expired baking powder. Can you believe that Walmart was out of baking powder today? And as much as I like baking I refused to go out shopping again today!
Anyhow, the biscuits taste great and the next time I make them I will probably add more brown sugar to the recipe. I think the biscuits should be so a tad bit sweeter. For the full recipe check out iVillage.
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Oh, and I have a great sweet potato biscuit recipe that I make every year (except this one)
Sweet Potato Biscuits
Just wanted to let you know that your menu bar is messed up. It's spilling over into the sidebar because it's not centered.
A week or so on America's Test Kitchen, they said both baking powder and baking soda lose their effectiveness in 6 months -- like anyone can use up a tin of baking powder in 6 months. I've put mine in the freezer, hoping to extend that.
Marcus and I are off to volunteer at our church. My husband is in for a long day at Kmart.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!