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Hi Kim,
ReplyDeleteI want to make your Nutella fudge brownies, and have a question. Is your mini muffin pan for 12 or 24. My pan is for 24, so would double your recipe?
Thanks Becky
Baking and Cooking, A Tale of Two Loves
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The blizzard dumped 24" of snow and 40mph winds on us and we haven't seen the snowplow yet. Wish I was in San Diego today!
I will email you!!
DeleteHi there, some fellow food bloggers passed these awards on to me and now I am passing them on to you because you are awesome! http://www.eliseskitchen.com/?p=373
ReplyDeleteThank you Elise!!
DeleteHey there! I was wondering if I could not use a bread machine for the Semolina Pizza Dough and do it by hand? Or does this recipe must have a bread machine. Thanks! X
ReplyDeleteAmber... so sorry I didn't see your comment earlier!! You absolutely can make the pizza dough by hand! Any bread can be made with good old elbow grease, it just takes a little more work!
ReplyDeleteHi Kim,
ReplyDeleteFirst off I would like to say that you make food look amazing! After surfing through pages and pages of cornbread recipes, I finally landed on yours and it was love at first site.:) That being said, I think there's a typo on the custard-filled cornbread recipe. It calls for only 1/4 cup of cornmeal, but I found the original recipe online, which calls for 3/4 cup. Also, do you think it would make a difference if I used white cornmeal instead of yellow? Thanks and happy new year!
-Gabby
Happy New Year Gabby!! Thanks for your lovely note. You've started my year with a smile!
ReplyDeleteThank you also for the typo tip... I think you are right, the recipe should read 3/4 cup cornmeal. It really wouldn't be cornbread with 1/4 cup...!! I appreciate the catch, and I've made the change on our post.
As for yellow or white, I don't think it would make a difference at all. Flavor should be very similar and just the appearance a bit different.
Let us know if you try it! This was my neighbor's recipe, and I was so thankful they introduced it to us. Enjoy!