Anonymous
12/18/2011 17:21
Subject: Re:Baked goods gift
OP here again. I probably won't have time to make it. 
Can someone recommend a place where I can get some delicious foccacia, preferably metro accessible?
Can someone recommend a place where I can get some delicious foccacia, preferably metro accessible? 
Anonymous
12/16/2011 22:10
Subject: Re:Baked goods gift
Great ideas! But I was thinking more about it today and might try to do some sort of foccacia.
Anonymous
12/16/2011 09:23
Subject: Re:Baked goods gift
Spiced nuts- recipes here http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,spiced_nuts,FF.html
Anonymous
12/16/2011 09:14
Subject: Baked goods gift
Homemade crackers. Ina Garten has a good recipe for Blue Cheese and Walnut crackers, but if the recipient doesn't like strong flavors, a cheddar cracker would be good too.
Anonymous
12/16/2011 04:23
Subject: Baked goods gift
Beer bread?
Homemade yeast bread?
Savory scones
Most banana bread recipes you can cut the sugar quite a bit, but the bananas are still sweet.
Homemade yeast bread?
Savory scones
Most banana bread recipes you can cut the sugar quite a bit, but the bananas are still sweet.
Anonymous
12/15/2011 23:35
Subject: Baked goods gift
shortbread (not too sweet)
but for those who like savory:
cheese straws
but for those who like savory:
cheese straws
Anonymous
12/15/2011 22:30
Subject: Baked goods gift
What would be a good homemade baked goods gift for the holidays for someone who doesn't like sweets? I was thinking about banana bread but don't think it would taste good if I cut the sugar in half or substituted something like apple sauce.