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Blueberry Cornmeal Cake

Blueberry Cornmeal Cake is featured in Bread Over Troubled Water, the 8th Bread Shop Mystery. It’s a lovely light cake, which can also be made gluten

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Potato Cheese Soup

This soup is a healthy version of potato cheese soup. No cream needed. We eat this throughout the fall and winter. It pairs perfectly with

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Sausage Bread

Sausage bread is something my family started making when I was a kid. It’s become a family favorite. I make it all through fall and

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Rye Pumpernickel Rolls

  Olaya Solis is a master bread baker. In Death Gone a-Rye, she makes Rye Pumpernickel Rolls. A basket of them end up at Owen

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Christmas Punch

Ivy helps at a catered party in A Murder Yule Regret, the 6th Bread Shop Mystery. She makes this delicious punch. It is so beautiful

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Yule Log (BÛCHE DE NOËL)

Lindsay Conchar, founder of Life, Love & Sugar, graciously shared this Yule Log cake recipe with me. It’s so good! Eliza Fox, one of the

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Ruby’s Ginger Cookies

Ruby’s Ginger Cookies, from Murder in Devil’s Cove Ingredients 3/4 cup butter 1 cup sugar 1 egg 1/4 cup molasses 2 1/4 flour 2 tsp

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Tortas

Miguel makes tortas for he and Ivy at Baptista’s Cantina and Grill in Crust No One, the second Bread Shop Mystery. Dough 2 teaspoons instant yeast

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Chocolate Babka

Yeast of Eden mostly sells traditional long rise breads, but every once in a while, Olaya makes something sweet. In The Walking Bread, the 3rd

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Conchas

    Choosing recipes to include in each book is one of my favorite parts of writing the Bread Shop Mysteries. In Kneaded to Death,

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Spanish Rice

Spanish Rice is a staple in our house. This is an easy recipe, and you’ll love it!

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Tacos Buenos

These tacos are not only tasty, they stretch the meat, thereby helping your budget. Whether our budget needs stretching or not, we make our tacos like this because they are just too good not to.

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