Getting a Type 2 Diabetes diagnosis does not mean that you have to give up baking or baked goods like cakes, cookies and pies. Here are seven low sugar baking tips that even your non-diabetic friends and family will enjoy. Cut Down on Sugar Amounts So the recipe says to use two cups of sugar. ...
When my husband and I got married, one his contributions to our kitchen was his Great-Grandmother’s old Griswold covered cast iron skillet. Griswold skillets have been around since the 1880s and pretty much set the standard for cast iron cookware in the US. While our cast iron skillet isn’t one of the early models, it ...
Do your cookie sheets get ruined quickly? If so, you probably aren’t taking care of them as well as you should. Unlike a sauce pan that can handle heavy use, a cookie sheet needs special care. Here are a few tips that can help you extend the life of your cookie sheets and keep them ...
Do baking instructions leave you confused? Even though most baked recipes are pretty straight forward, a newbie in the kitchen can find all those instructions pretty overwhelming. Recipes have to be followed precisely for those pretty baked dishes to turn out right. And, it doesn’t stop with the ingredients; oven temperature, whether you grease the ...
Beer bread is the easiest bread you’ll ever make from scratch. It’s delicious and versatile, too. There’s nothing quite like the aroma of baking bread to turn a simple meal, say, of soup and salad, into a highly anticipated event. Beer bread also freezes well, so, once you’ve got the oven turned on, it’s economical ...
