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Will Granddaughter Find Grandma’s Bread?
And then there are the pathetic bread requests on the BREADNET site. Take this one for example: "I could kick myself for letting my grandmother go to her grave without getting this recipe. "This is something she used to just whip up in a flash when we were little. She cooked it in the oven in a skillet. It looked like cornbread, but it wasn't. It was light, fluffy, sweet and would just melt in your mouth." And there are lots more heartrending stories like this. I see this request was submitted in 2003, that year being the heyday of webrings and this site being part of a webring. (Ah, so soon we on the Internet forget.) That being the case, not only is Grandma dead, Granddaughter may be tottering toward her grave, breadless, as well. If she totters back to that site, I submitted a suggestion that Grandma was probably making spoonbread, and Google of course has the recipe. JOY OF BAKING The JOY OF BAKING is one of the best baking sites out there – maybe THE best. And I say this knowing the Internet has hundreds of thousands of food sites. JOY OF BAKING leaves me feeling weak in the knees . . . what else can I say? http://www.joyofbaking.com/cookies.html NATIONAL CORNBREAD FESTIVAL RECIPES Ahh . . . you didn’t know there was a National Cornbread Festival? Much less winners of the same? But here they are, online, with an array of all-American cornbread recipes, such as “Amish Chicken Cornbread Bake,” “Cajun Cornbread,” and “County Enchilada Cornbread.” http://nationalcornbread.com/recipeindex.html A YEAR IN BREAD Always wanted to bake your own bread? These people started baking March 21, 2007, and, they say, "We're going to spend the next year sharing bread-baking tips, techniques, resources, and recipes. We'd love to have you bake with us." http://ayearinbread.earthandhearth.com/ http://allrecipes.com/Recipes/Healthy-Living/Low-Calorie/ViewAll.aspx http://allrecipes.com/Recipes/Healthy-Living/Low-Calorie/ViewAll.aspx |
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