Febraury 2017 Share And Inspire Others! Bread-Sweet and Savoury

Hi dear friends,

Here are the awesome collection of bread recipes from February 2017 Share and Inspire Others! BREAD – SWEET AND SAVORY. I thank Esme of The Recipe Hunter for providing me this opportunity to share and inspire others. Hope you all will be eager to participate in  the upcoming events.

Originally posted on The Recipe Hunter:

I know, I know, I am early in releasing this post, but look at all the wonderful recipes we received for our Februay 2017 Share and Inspire Others!  BREAD – SWEET AND SAVORY Recipe Exchange.  I just had to share this immediately with you all!!  Thanks again for all the awesome entries.

Remember to check out my blog as the new theme for March will be released on 1st March.

All participants, have time from now up untill midnight February 20th, to Promote and do a post/reblog on your own blog, linking back to this post.

Posted in order of emails received:

Crunchy cinnamon apple French toast roll ups courtesy of cookwithsmileblog

Make your morning breakfast more interesting. Kids will love this.

Thin crust Bread pizza on Stove top  courtesy of cookwithsmileblog

Craving for Pizza? Can’t wait too long? Try this quick thin crust Bread pizza. This can be ready within minutes with handful of ingredients readily available. You can top it with your desired toppings.My version have no Italian seasonings. If you have you can add it to enhance flavor.

You can have this as breakfast or as evening snack.Kids will love it and ask for more.

Eggless Besan / Chickpea flour savoury toast courtesy of cookwithsmileblog

If you are looking for a change in your normal French toast, try this egg less savoury version of toast. Tastes good along with your favourite  sauce.

Chocoberry Breakfast Loaf  courtesy of koolkosherkitchen
Blueberries are in season! They are huge – the size of cherries! – and sweet like dates. Had I not known that they were organic, I would’ve thought they were on steroids or something. As much as I love just popping them in my mouth all day long, one could only consume so much, and they are highly perishable. I had to do something about it, and quick! I recalled an old recipe I had for whole wheat raisin bread, so I dug it up and started playing with it.

Popalik for a Poor Orphan  courtesy of koolkosherkitchen
We do not cook on Shabbos. Food must be ready before sundown on Friday, and nothing could be cooked or even reheated until after sundown on Saturday. Yet the tradition demands hot food to be served both on Friday night and on Saturday afternoon. Friday night is relatively easy as you finish cooking or heating things up right before lighting Shabbos candles, and hot dinner is ready to be served. But how do you keep it hot for Saturday afternoon?

Homemade Focaccia Bread courtesy of The Urben Life
Whew! This focaccia bread was actually way more time consuming than I thought it would be, a couple hours to be somewhat exact. BUT it’s so yummy, so WORTH IT! 

Kaas Uienbrood (Cheese Onion Bread) courtesy of ANN GRUBBSNCRITTERS

There! My first homage to a Dutch dish apart from the Bitterballen. Anyone can make this and if you’ve never tried making bread before, this recipe will make you feel like the Goddess of Brood (Bread)

Banana Bread Perfection courtesy of ANN GRUBBSNCRITTERS
My quest for that perfect banana bread recipe has come to an end after the fourth time mucking around with methods and ingredients as well as mixing and matching the different recipes I found from several sources.

Artisan Bread courtesy of All that’s Jas

I’ve been dreaming of owning a Dutch oven (cast iron pot) just so I could make this bread but that didn’t justify the price of it in my head. I can bake perfectly good bread without the Dutch oven, thank you very much. So, when my daughter surprised me with it for Christmas I was overjoyed. We will ignore the fact that it took whole three months before I actually baked the bread and instead focus on the recipe.

Challah courtesy of cookingforthetimechallenged

This is our favorite challah recipe. I make it every week. It works in the bread machine or in the food processor.
Depending on the time of year, I often make the dough in the bread machine. I put the ingredients in the bread machine before I go to work Friday morning. Then, I set the timer so that the dough will be done when I get home from work.
The first thing I do when I walk in the door is braid the dough. I let the loaves rise and bake them just before Shabbat. It is so great to have fresh baked challah for Shabbat!

Royal Wedding – Carrot and Banana courtesy of koolkosherkitchen

February – the stores are decked out in red and pink hearts, furiously marketing in the name of love. Jewelers and bridal salons are having their best time of the year, measuring love in carats and yards of lace.

Vegan banana bread courtesy of thehappiestpixel
Hey pixels!! This happy recipe is an adaptation of this one, found at the wonderful blog of my friend Daisy Ashcroft, who made a vegan banana bread. I’ve never made a banana bread before, but I really wanted to make one. So here it is!!

Nutmeg Cinnamon Popovers  courtesy of snapshotsincursive

These bakery-style popovers come with a warning label: Highly Addictive! Perhaps I might include a disclaimer. If you never suffer with sweet tooth cravings or for some unknown reason dislike cinnamon, no worries. For the rest of us, all I can say is “Try to resist licking your fingers!”.

Classic bread loaf sandwich bread courtesy of Smart Veg Recipes

Classic Bread  Loaf /sandwich bread is delicious, fluffy, fresh and very easy to make. Here is no fail recipe of Bread.

Focaccia Bread (Italian Delicacy) courtesy of Smart Veg Recipes
Egg-less Italian olive oil with herbs bread. This is very delicious and very easy to make.  It is almost similar style and texture to pizza base and also known as olive oil bread. Rosemary is main herbs in Focaccia. Perfect for table bread, appetizer, snack.

Domino’s Style Garlic Bread courtesy of Smart Veg Recipes
Garlic bread is a bread topped with garlic, olive oil and herbs baked and sliced. It is too delicious

Bread Onion Scramble courtesy of PriyaPandian

Making a snack at home makes us feel happy as well as give us a satisfaction that they are home made. This Indian style scramble is one such type that can be made in a jiffy with few ingredients. This is a tea-time snack that can be made with left over bread of any flavour and variety.

Fabulous Fruit Bread courtesy of Cook Yourself Happier
This really does look good enough to eat even though I say it myself!  And of course you are getting some fresh berries which are wonderful for you.  The more berries the better.  I love nuts so I’ve used walnut pieces but I sometimes use toasted hazelnuts or almonds. The base bread is fruit loaf and once you have made it pop it in the freezer and enjoy whenever you feel peckish.  Toasted with butter I love it for breakfast and afternoon tea.  It also makes a really decadent pudding if you add some vanilla ice cream and maple syrup.

Esme’s Whole Wheat Zucchini Pecan Baby Loaf or Muffin –  The Recipe Hunter
If you wish to try something diffent, this one should be on your to-bake list!

Esme’s Cape Seed Bread –  The Recipe Hunter

You have to try this one, it’s truly the easiest and best homemade bread ever

Esme’s Super Easy Bread Rolls –  The Recipe Hunter

I am so happy with the results, I can hardly believe it’s so soft and yummy, and they did not turn out as rocks….