My Savory Baker is just in. Wow, I had to loosen my belt just to look at the front cover. Marilyn, I'm

Marg CDN

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wondering if you did make the buttermilk biscuits cuz I would like to try them using just purchased puff pastry.
 
wondering if you did make the buttermilk biscuits cuz I would like to try them using just purchased puff pastry.
Marg, regrettably I haven't made that recipe yet, but isn't it a beauty. I focused on those spicy spiral rolls, making them three times. I do have all the ingredients, though.
 
Ok, I had to put that on hold at the library. Please share any favorites. šŸ˜
Well, unfortunately I won't be making anything. This really is a beautiful compilation but only to look at for now. I live in a very temperate zone that enjoys very mild winters and summers, except this year. The temps are in the 90s and few have A/C, including me now. So this oven will rest quietly in peace. In fact we also had 2 days of cold this past winter during which we lost so many palm trees. Crazy world!
I may take the book out again in another season. Couldn't find Marilyn's spicy spirals, however.
 
Marg,
here is the spicy spiralS recipe

there is also the version where i used half chili pepper paste and half cream cheese. Not as incendiary but also not quite perfect yet. I want it somewhere between those two.
 
Marg,
here is the spicy spiralS recipe

there is also the version where i used half chili pepper paste and half cream cheese. Not as incendiary but also not quite perfect yet. I want it somewhere between those two.
Oh Ya. I wondered if that might have been close. I will take another gander and definitely rachet down the spice. I have the book for one more week but we still look pretty sweltery. THanks Marilyn.
 
Oh Ya. I wondered if that might have been close. I will take another gander and definitely rachet down the spice. I have the book for one more week but we still look pretty sweltery. THanks Marilyn.
That recipe sounds like it is right up my alley! If the gochujang is too spicy, try either reducing the amount you add, or cut it some with white miso.
Depending on where you bought the gochujang and what brand, they label them as spicy, or very spicy. I have some of each and I can't deal with the hotter one is more than teaspoon doses.
 
Itā€™s also hot here, in fact September is usually our hottest. Thatā€™s when I bake in the toaster oven outside, or in the garage. Mom always made stinky food in the electric skillet in the garage, so doesnā€™t seem weird to me. My neighbor, who did lots of canning and such, even put a real stove in her garage she cooked on in summer (she made everything from scratch, like bread, etc).
 
Oh my, this just came in today at the libraryā€¦these biscuitsā€¦be still my heart! (And then some please restart it, lol)A992FB77-8746-47B3-B0FA-292B0AE32233.jpeg
 
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