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Gingerbread Scones

Tuesday, 13 December 2016

Gingerbread Scones 

Who does not love a scone?  A delicious tiny bread, built just for one.  Small indulgences meant to be enjoyed with a hot drink . . .  and sometimes cream and jam.  
 
Not me!  I adore scones!  I can honestly say I have never met a scone that I didn't like!

Gingerbread Scones 

That is why when I saw these on the Land'O'Lakes site the other day I immediately wanted to go into the kitchen and bake them. 
 
 Gingerbread Scones.  Just the name is tempting!   How much more festive could you get in a scone?  The recipe is attributed to the Pioneer Woman.

Gingerbread Scones 

The dough was a lot wetter than I thought it would be.  She mentioned in her recipe that the dough would be crumbly, but mine wasn't.  It was quite wet, but I went with the flow and just used a well floured board. 
 
 Perhaps it is the difference between British and American flour, I am not sure.  If you don't want a wet dough, add the liquid ingredients gradually until you get a dough the consistency of what you are looking for.

Gingerbread Scones 

These smell heavenly when they are baking.  Absolutely heavenly.  
 
I wanted to dive in right away.  
 
But you really need to wait until they are cooled, and then you need to glaze them with that scrumptious cream cheese glaze . . .

Gingerbread Scones 

And then you need to let that set before you dive in. Trust me.  It will be well worth the wait.  
 
Mmmm . . . these are FABULOUS!  Really delish!   Tender and flakey and oh so filled with flavour!

Gingerbread Scones 

*Gingerbread Scones*
Makes 8
Printable Recipe 
 
These are delicious!  Tender and flakey and filled with lots of gingerbread flavour. Break out the teapot!  These deserve to be enjoyed with a nice hot cuppa! 

350g plain flour (2 1/2 cups all purpose flour)
3 tsp baking powder
1 tsp ground ginger
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1/2 tsp ground all spice
1/2 tsp ground cloves
1/4 tsp each ground nutmeg and ground cardamom
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda (baking soda)
50g  soft dark brown sugar (1/4 cup, packed)
125g of  cold butter, cut into bits (1/2 cup)
180g white chocolate chips (1 cup)
120ml whole milk
1 large free range egg
1 tsp vanilla
60ml molasses (1/4 cup)
milk for brushing
demerara sugar for sprinkling (turbinado)

For the Glaze:
2 ounces cream cheese
130g icing sugar (1 cup powdered sugar)
1 1/2 tsp milk
few drops vanilla




Gingerbread Scones 

 
Preheat the oven to 180*C/350*F/ gas mark 4.  Have ready a large baking sheet which you have lined with baking paper.

Sift the flour, baking powder, ginger, cinnamon, allspice, cloves, nutmeg, cardamon, salt and soda into a bowl.  Whisk in the brown sugar.  drop in the butter and rub it into the mixture with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine bread crumbs. Stir in the chocolate chips.   Whisk together the milk, egg, vanilla and molasses.  Add all at once to the dry ingredients and stir together quickly to make a soft dough.  It may be a bit sticky.  That's okay.   If by some chance it is too dry, you can add a touch more milk.  Tip out onto a lightly floured board and pat and shape into an 8 inch round circle.  Cut into quarters with a sharp knife and then cut each quarter in two again to give you eight wedges.  Place on the baking sheet, leaving plenty of space in between for spreading.  Brush the tops lightly with milk and sprinkle with the demerara sugar.

Bake in the preheated oven for 20 to 24 minutes until nicely poufy and set.  Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely. 

Whisk together the drizzle ingredients until smooth.  Drizzle decoratively over the top of the scones.  Allow the drizzle to set before serving.  These will keep in an airtight container for several days.

Gingerbread Scones 

 You really need to try these.  They are truly wonderful!   They will fill your house with lovely Christmasy Festive Smells!!   Bon Appetit! 

Gingerbread Scones 

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Sweet and Sour Meatballs

Monday, 12 December 2016

 

We had the Missionary Elders for supper about a week ago now I guess.  I really like to feed them and I like to serve them things which are a big different than what they might get in other people's homes.  I never cook a roast dinner for them.  I figure they get enough of them, and I know they are greateful for every meal they get, but I like to treat them to something a bit different like these Sweet and Sour Meatballs, which I have to tell you, went down a real treat! 
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Holiday Shortbread Cookies

Sunday, 11 December 2016

 

Oh how I loved Christmas when I was a child.  My mother used to bake us some lovely treats for the occasion.   Date slices, War Cake, Feather Squares and cut out shortbread biscuits/cookies.  She would decorate the shortbreads with icing and bits of candied cherry.  Oh my but they tasted just lovely.   I have been on the look out ever since for a homemade shortbread that tastes as good as the memory of those.  I think I found it!
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Eat With Intention, recipes and meditation for a life that lights you up

Saturday, 10 December 2016

 

I wanted to tell you about this fabulous book I recently received.  As a food blogger I am often sent cookbooks for review.  I love cookery books and I love getting them.  I was recently sent this book entitled Eat with Intention, Recipes and Meditations for a Life That Lights You Up, by Cassandra Bodzak, creator of Eat with Intention TV.

 

I will tell you up front that this is not your traditional cookbook. You will not have to do a cleanse, eat kale every day, or eliminate an entire food group. Instead, you will learn the step-by-step process for eating with intention and put a stop to the never ending cycle of fad diets, constant exhaustion, and general unhappiness with your body and yourself.   I don't know about you, but that sounds pretty refreshing to me!


 


Meditation and wellness teacher Cassandra Bodzak struggled for years with unhealthy dieting, stomach pains, and food allergies. It was only when she began to listen to her body and eat with intention that she transformed her life. In this book, she shares her wisdom to help you discover:

*how to uncover the foods that are hurting you
*how to nourish your body from a place of self-love
*how to incorporate a daily gratitude or meditation practice into your life
*how to prepare nearly 75 plant-based recipes, each accompanied by a mantra and meditation for eating with purpose and fueling your body


 

 Eat with Intention is the book I've been waiting for. I love how Ms Bodzak pairs her healthy recipes with meditations, affirmations and exercises that truly help you to feel connected to the food you put into your body, and help to break the habitual struggle with food choices and dieting.  It is so much more than just pretty, healthy recipes. The paired meditations are a great way to connect with yourself through the foods you eat. I just love this concept.

 

This is a wonderful book, both beautiful, thoughtful and containing great recipes that are delicious, nourishing and actually feasible.  Pair that with beautiful photography and you have a really winning combination.  

Complete with nearly 100 recipes, meditations for each recipe, self-care tips, and easy guidelines for people who want to end the cycle of destructive eating, Eat with Intentionshows you the way to cleanse your body with love and to put potent, nutrient-rich food into your diet as an act of self-care. "Get thin fast" schemes never come from a place of love and are actually destructive to the relationship we have with our body because they stem from a desperation to change it.

 

 Reading this book is  really has helping me to rethink how and what I eat!  It is not only filled with
recipes that make my mouth water, but so much more than that.  I can't tell you how many times I've bought a book that was lacking content, and nothing but delicious photos interspersed with recipes that are either too complicated and tiresome to execute or that use ingredients that are way off the scale in ingredients and time concerns.  This book is FILLED with quick meditations and healthy recipes that I think I will actually make. It bridges the gap between the mind and body connection as it presents emotional and physical health as equals.

 
 

Eating with intention is your solution to long-term health and wellness, a vastly different and effective approach from fad cleanses that frequently lead to a rollercoaster of weights and a never-ending cycle of diets. Each recipe has been carefully crafted with healthy ingredients designed to fuel you and provide you with energy and a depth of flavor that even the finest chefs can appreciate. From smoothies and soups to entrees and snacks, Eat with Intention is the answer for every person who is ready to make a lifetime change to their minds and bodies.

 I am finding the author's fresh take on food and well being very refreshing. It's more than a cook book, it's an experience. With the recipes, meditations, and affirmations, I feel like I'm truly receiving a holistic approach to my self care.  I am really looking forward to getting stuck into it in the New Year and putting some of this stuff into practice. 

 

 
Cassandra Bodzak is a certified holistic health coach through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition. After years of disordered eating, food allergies, and painful illnesses, she made peace with her body and took control of her diet. At the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, she studied over 100 dietary theories, practical lifestyle management techniques, and innovative coaching methods. She took her new knowledge and set out to help others improve their relationship with their bodies and the diets they consume.



  • Hardcover: 192 pages
  • Publisher: Race Point Publishing (15 Nov. 2016)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1631062360
  • ISBN-13: 978-1631062360
Race Point Publishing is part of the Quarto Publishing Group.

Note - Although I was sent a copy of the book free of charge for review, I was not required to write a positive review.  Any and all opinions are my own entirely.  If you are wanting to make a change to what you are eating and the way you are eating it, this is the book for you.
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Triple Chocolate Cookie Tart

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If you are looking for a simple dessert this weekend look no further.  This Triple Chocolate Cookie Tart is not only delicious, but very simple and quick to make.    I would actually call it fabulous and a ten out of ten on the win/win/win scale!!!
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Crock Pot Turkey Breast

Friday, 9 December 2016

Crock Pot Turkey Breast  





I did kind of a dry run for Christmas dinner the other week.  Its never a good idea to try out new recipes ON the special day so I usually try them out ahead of time.  



I never mind really because, if its good, I get to actually enjoy a special meal twice and we all know how much I love my food! 


Crock Pot Turkey Breast 






 Turkey is the meat of choice in most homes for Christmas Dinner.  I know that it is also the choice of meat for the holidays in Canada.  In America, probably not, since they just had turkey for Thanksgiving, but if they are anything like me, they never quite get tired of eating turkey.  



Well, just so long as it is cooked well that is.  Ain't nobody going to like a poorly cooked dry turkey!!!




Crock Pot Turkey Breast 






This year I decided to try cooking a Turkey Crown in the slow cooker and I have to say that I was totally pleased with the results. 



 It was so easy to do, and resulted in a perfectly cooked and deliciously moist turkey!  I adapted the idea from a recipe I discovered on Skinny Taste.



Crock Pot Turkey Breast 





So not only is this delicious, but it is also relatively low in fat as well.  If you really were craving a brown looking turkey, you could finish it off in the oven for about 15 minutes, but I did not bother.   



I basically was just wanting to see how the recipe worked and how it tasted.  




Crock Pot Turkey Breast 





 I was so pleased with the results that I am doing it again on Christmas Day, which works perfectly for me as this year Christmas is on a Sunday and we will be spending an hour in church in the morning, so I won't be home to tend any turkeys. 



Not only was this simple to do and the meat tender and delicious, but the gravy was some of the best gravy I have ever eaten.  I give this recipe a resounding ten out of ten!




Crock Pot Turkey Breast 






 
*Crock Pot Turkey Breast*
Makes 10 servings
Printable Recipe
 

Never a dry turkey if you cook it this way.  Deliciously moist with a well flavoured gravy, and low in fat. 

2 TBS butter
1 medium brown onion, peeled and chopped
1 medium carrot, peeled and chopped
1 stalk celery with leaves, trimmed and chopped
3 cloves of garlic, peeled and smashed
45g plain flour (1/3 cup)
450ml chicken stock (2 cups)
225ml of water
60ml apple juice (1/4 cup)
1 TBS dried sage
2 broken bay leaves
5 pound turkey breast crown, bone in, skin on
salt and coarse black pepper
parsley flakes  
 

 
Crock Pot Turkey Breast 
 




 
Melt the butter in a large skillet.  Add all of the vegetables.  Cook, stirring frequently, over medium heat until the vegetables have begun to soften.  Stir in the flour. Cook, stirring for several minutes.  Slowly stir in 225ml (1 cup) of the chicken stock, until you have a smooth liquid.   Stir in the sage and bay leaves.  Pour this mixture into the slow cooker.  Add the remaining stock, water and apple juice.  Stir.   Pat the turkey breast dry and season all over with salt, pepper and parsley.  Place into the slow cooker, skin side up.  Cover and cook on medium for 5 to 7 hours until the turkey tests done.  
 
Remove the turkey to a platter and tent lightly with foil.  Let rest for 20 to 25 minutes. While the turkey is resting make the gravy.  
 

 
Crock Pot Turkey Breast 
 




 
Strain the juices from the slow cooker into a saucepan, discarding any solids.  Skim any fat from the top.  Bring to the boil and cook to reduce until it is the thickness you want.  Taste and adjust seasoning with salt and black pepper.



Remove and discard the skin from the turkey breast.  Carve.  Serve hot, sliced along with the gravy and any additional dishes you are serving.



Crock Pot Turkey Breast 






I actually shook some flour with a bit of water in a jar and whisked it into the turkey juices to thicken the gravy because we like really thick gravy.   About 2 TBS of flour  in 80ml or 1/3 cup of cold water did the trick beautifully.  I serves it with mashed white and mashed sweet potatoes, stuffing, peas and carrots and the traditional Brussels sprouts.   Bon Appetit!
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Cookbooklet Sale, five for one

Thursday, 8 December 2016

 
 

It's that time of year again.  I am once more offering a special deal between now and December 24th on my cookbooklets.  Between now and then you can get any five of my cookbooklets at a special price of only £10, ($12.59) which is a saving of £15 (18.88) on the regular price.  They normally sell for £5 a piece. ($6.29)!  There are Eleven delicious titles on offer:

Christmas In The English Kitchen
A Thanksgiving Primer
Recipes to Keep
Cooking For Comfort
The Cookie Jar
A Very Royal Tea Party
The Great British Picnic
When Life Hands You Lemons
Cooking At the Manor
Just Desserts
Spring Into Summer 

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All cookbooklets will be delivered via e-mail in downloadable PDF File format,  which I will personally e-mail to you.  I promise that all will be mailed within 24 hours of your payment clearing, which allows for the differences in time between North America and here in the UK.    You will need to have the latest version of Adobe Reader enabled on your computer or device and you will also need to have my e-mail in your safe mail folder.  (mariealicejoan at aol dot com)


 
Each booklet is filled with my coloured illustrations, and fool proof recipes.  If you want to know more about each one click on the cookbooklet tab above to view the individual titles.  This is really a bargain.   In order to let me know which five you would like to receive please place your choices in the Notes to the Seller portion of the Paypal Invoice.  Alternately you may e-mail me.

Many thanks and Happy Holidays! 



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Apple and Cranberry Pie


Apple and Cranberry Pie 

My husband has an absolute fondness for apple pie.  Simply put  . . . he ADORES apple pie.  It is his favourite pie, dessert, indulgence, dream come true!  In truth, I don't bake one very often.  It is an awful lot and doesn't get eaten.  
 
I know I could freeze it, but my freezer is always full.  (NOT a complaint!)  A whole pie is simply much more than the two of us can feasibly eat within a couple of days, and so normally I only bake one when we are having company.


Apple and Cranberry Pie 

Aimee Twigger has a recipe for an apple pie for one in her latest cookbook, Aimee's Perfect Cakes.  It started me to thinking.  
 
So this pie here today is a riff on that one.  I stole her concept and made it my own. 
 
Apple and Cranberry Pie 

I used the same basic pastry but added a pinch of salt.  Just a smidgen.  I also explained how to put it together a bit better.  (Sorry Aimee.  It is my years of experience talking, no offense intended)

Apple and Cranberry Pie 

And I added some things to the filling  . . .  mainly some cranberries because they go so well this time of year and apple pie spice because to me an apple pie is not an apple pie without some spice.  (You can get my recipe for that in the right hand column of this page, near to the bottom.)   
 
I also dotted the filling with a bit of butter before I added the topping, because well . . . it adds a lovely richness and once again, an apple pie is not an apple pie for me without a bit of butter.

 
Apple and Cranberry Pie


It went down a real treat.  Todd was so happy when I gave it to him.  It smelled amazing when it was baking and I am happy to say he gobbled the whole thing down in contentment.  

Now who's a lucky boy then?

Apple and Cranberry Pie  

*Apple and Cranberry Pie for One*
Serves one
Printable Recipe
 

A delicious idea I borrowed from blogger Aimee Twigger.  The Toddster was more than pleased with this and there wasn't any leftover to tempt me! 

For the pastry:
50g of plain flour (1/3 cup all purpose)
30g unsalted cold butter, cut into bits(2 TBS)
pinch salt
1 tsp water

For the filling:
1 large cooking apple, peeled and chopped
2 dessertspoons fresh cranberries (about 1/4 cup)
2 1/2 TBS sugar
1/2 tsp apple pie spice (see my side column on the right)
pinch salt
butter for dotting
You will also need:
milk for brushing
demerara sugar for sprinkling
(Turbinado sugar)
To serve:
pouring cream or custard  
 
Preheat the oven to 180*C/350*F/ gas mark 4.    Have ready a large wide brimmed mug, large enough to hold your filling.  Mine is about 4 inches in circumference.

Sift the flour into a bowl with the salt.  Drop in the cold butter.  Rub the butter in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine crumbs.  Add the water and toss together with a fork.  Bring the mixture together into a ball, kneading lightly.  Remove about 1/3 of the ball and roll it into a long rope, long enough to measure around the circumference of your mug.  Brush the edge of the mug with some milk and then press the rope around the edge to adhere.  This is what your top pastry will stick to.

Apple and Cranberry Pie 

 Toss the chopped apple and cranberries together with the sugar, spice and salt.  Put into the mug.  Dot with butter.


Apple and Cranberry Pie 

 
 Roll out the remaining pastry, on a lightly floured surface, into a round large enough to cover the mug nnd then some.  I used a floured 4 inch round fluted cutter to cut out an exact circle shape to fit on top.  Brush the pastry edge of the mug lightly with some milk.  


Apple and Cranberry Pie 

 Place the round on top of the filling in the mug and press along the pastry edge to adhere.  Flute gently if desired.  Cut a few steam vents.  Brush with some milk and sprinkle with some demerara sugar.  If you have any pastry leftover you can cut into shapes and put on top.  I cut some leaves and a small apple.  I added a dried clove for an apple stem.


Apple and Cranberry Pie 

 
 Place onto a baking tray ad bake in the preheated oven and bake for 20 to 25 minutes until golden brown and the apples are cooked.   Serve warm with or without pouring cream or custard.


Apple and Cranberry Pie 

I do confess I love spoiling my husband with something like this every once in a while.  It makes me happy to see him happy.  I guess that's what love is all about!  Bon Appetit! 

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Aimee's Perfect Cakes

Wednesday, 7 December 2016

 

If you are looking for the perfect gift for the foodie baker on your Christmas list look no further!  I have the perfect book that I think they will just love!  Aimee's Perfect Bakes features over 50 original and creative baking recipes from Aimee Twigger's kitchen, as featured on her popular blog, Twigg Studios. Each treat has easy-to-follow instructions and is paired with stunning photographs shot by Aimee herself. She also gives crafty tips for beautifully wrapping and presenting her delicious bakes to make perfect, edible gifts for any occasion.  The photos which accompany each recipe are truly gorgeous!

 

From a Raspberry ripple cake and Chicken pie cones, to Beetroot cheddar fougasse and a stunning 'Rainbow' cake with edible flowers, Aimee's Perfect Bakes will show you how to make beautiful sweet and savoury gifts without breaking the bank. A collection of second-hand cookware and kitchenalia, Aimee makes astounding creations that are homespun and handcrafted with love.

 

The Cake chapter is filled with no less than thirteen lovely recipes . . . each one beautifully photographed . . . 

 

The Feather Light Lilac Cake looks to die for  . . . and that is only for starters . . . 

 

Sweet Bakes . . .  a chapter filled with beautiful buns and rolls . . . 

 

I can't wait to get stuck into these Cinnamon Danish Pastry Swirls and her Hot Cross Buns look to die for.

 

Savoury Bakes  . . .  with everything from Quails Egg Stuffed Pork Pies to  . . . 

 

These gorgeous Chicken Pie Cones  . . .  and savoury Spicy Tomato Macarons!  Now those I could really go for!


The final chapter, Little Gifts, includes lots of taste tempting treats to gift your loved ones and friends with . . .  spiced nuts,  tortilla chips, crackers . . .

 

How good do these Sweet Potato Cheddar Crackers look?  I know . . .  AMAZING!

Even if you aren't looking for a gift for a baking foodie friend, this is a book you would love to gift yourself with, and then gift all your friends with treats you have baked from it!  (That's what I'm going to do!)

Baking for family and friends doesn't have to break the bank and Aimee Twigger's second book, Aimee's Perfect Bakes proves that is so perfectly!   Well written and beautifully photographed, this is a winner/winner to my way of thinking.  I love it!

Through step-by-step photography and quick decoration ideas, UK blogger Aimee Twigger reveals how she creates fun cakes, loaves and pies for every occasion. Whether you're looking for savoury finger food like chicken pie cones or little Cornish pasties, or an extravagant tiramisu cake with hazelnut dacquoise, there's something cheery to be conjured up!

 Aimee''s Perfect Bakes, by Aimee Twigger.
  • Hardcover: 192 pages
  • Publisher: Murdoch Books (3 Nov. 2016)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1743367422
  • ISBN-13: 978-1743367421 

Aimee Twigger is a 28-young crafter and blogger. She lives in Torquay, Devon, with her partner, Howard, and her Dalmatian puppy, Archie. Aimee started her food blog, Twigg Studios, in 2011 to share recipes and her passion for baking and food photography. Aimee's previous book Love, Aimee x was featured in Marie Claire, the Guardian, Telegraph Weekend, Fabulous Sun on Sunday and the Independent I paper, amongst others.

I was sent this book free of charge for review. I was not required to write a positive review in return. I quite simply like it. Any and all opinions are my own.  Many thankns to Murdoch Books for sending it to me.
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