Author: Martha Stewart
Need a make-ahead breakfast for the family or for overnight guests? Assemble this caramelized-apple-and-challah casserole the day before, and simply ferry it from fridge to oven in the morning. Pro tip:...
Author: Martha Stewart
This simple white cracker recipe will be your new snacktime staple. You'll have to discard any scraps, since this dough can't be rolled again.
Author: Martha Stewart
This foolproof dough recipe can be used to make a delicious homemade pizza on the grill or in the oven. Try the following topping variations: Grilled Asparagus and Ricotta; Fontina, Fennel, and Onion;...
Author: Martha Stewart
This scone recipe is from reader Millie Piccuito of Weymouth, Massachusetts. Scones are traditionally served at British-style afternoon teas, or enjoy them for breakfast.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serving rosemary bread with rosemary-flecked olive oil rather than butter is a nod to the Mediterranean diet, in which olive oil is the primary fat.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve these raspberry scones at breakfast or with tea for an afternoon snack.
Author: Martha Stewart
This deceptively simple loaf is inspired by the Portuguese bread known as pao de milho or broa. Sprinkling the top of the bread with water just before baking creates steam and ensures a crisp, toothsome...
Author: Martha Stewart
The secret to making delicate scones is handling the dough as little as possible. Another tip: If you don't have buttermilk, you can substitute 1/2 cup plain yogurt whisked with 2 tablespoons milk.
Author: Martha Stewart
Buttermilk gives this cheesy quick bread a subtle tang and keeps it nice and moist. Serve with plenty of butter. Martha made this recipe on "Martha Bakes" episode 713.
Author: Martha Stewart
Sharp white cheddar and chives add extra flavor to these simple drop biscuits.
Author: Martha Stewart
Pumpkin-spice scones are the perfect fall brunch pastry. Redolent of ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg, and finished with a maple glaze, the buttery treats are utterly irresistible.
Author: Martha Stewart
The recipe for these extra-large biscuits comes from Virginia Willis, the author of "Secrets of the Southern Table." A phrase her grandfather once used, the name indicates that it's a biscuit as big as...
Author: Martha Stewart
These classic bakery treats couldn't be easier to make at home. Simple swaps take them in new directions, so try Chocolate-Coconut Scones, Cherry-Hazelnut Scones, Lemon-Ginger Scones, or Blueberry-Almond...
Author: Martha Stewart
You can make this no-knead herbed garlic bread a day in advance, but the pillowy loaves are even better warm from the oven. For an illustrated how-to on the process, see our step-by-step photos.
Author: Martha Stewart
Sub processed flour with whole grains and you can indulge in bread again -- guilt free.
Author: Martha Stewart
These classic bakery treats couldn't be easier to make at home. Simple swaps take them in new directions, so try Cream Scones with Currants, Chocolate-Coconut Scones, Cherry-Hazelnut Scones, or Blueberry-Almond...
Author: Martha Stewart
Stuff this homemade Italian bread with cured meats and cheeses, or simply dip it in olive oil.
Author: Martha Stewart
This cinnamon-spiced French toast is a delicious make-ahead recipe to serve a crowd at your next brunch.
Author: Martha Stewart
Spoon bread, a classic Southern side dish, is actually more like a pudding than a bread. It's so soft, it can be served -- and eaten -- with a spoon.
Author: Martha Stewart
A box of Bisquick can go a long way and this list of incredible Bisquick recipes proves just how versatile everyone's favorite baking mix is! From sweet to savory, breakfast to dinner, when it comes...
Author: Angela
"This French toast recipe is one of my favorites, and it's great for company because everyone loves it. Fresh orange zest and juice, as well as orange liqueur, add a bright, citrusy flavor to every delicious...
Author: Martha Stewart
These scones are light yet hearty. Fresh apple keeps them moist, buttermilk contributes tenderness, and oats add a pleasantly toothsome texture.
Author: Martha Stewart
Try these oatmeal and dried-cherry biscuit scones for a tasty snack. For more delicious recipes featuring Quaker Oats, visit quakeroats.com.
Author: Martha Stewart
Both sweet and savory, this make-ahead brunch entree is stuffed with ham and Gruyere cheese and served with maple syrup. This family-friendly dish goes well with a green salad.
Author: Martha Stewart
This quick dinner side dish made with matzo has a humble look but a rich flavor, thanks to duck fat. Serve with roast meats.
Author: Martha Stewart
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Sauteed cranberries add a tasty surprise to this cornbread. They go into the baking pan first and are covered with batter. When the bread is turned out, the berries make a glistening topping. Candied ginger...
Author: Martha Stewart
This cornbread, if used for stuffing, should be made one day ahead.
Author: Martha Stewart
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A generous dose of black pepper in the dough gives these brunch-perfect biscuits a pleasant kick.
Author: Martha Stewart
These Irish Soda Scones pack the hallmarks of our favorite St. Patrick's Day bread-loads of currants and caraway seeds-into a single serving with a light, fluffy texture. Just mix, scoop, bake, and enjoy...
Author: Martha Stewart
Panattone is an Italian sweet bread that will become a staple in your home.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
These creamy, cheesy scones pair well with butter when they're fresh out of the oven. They also make a great vehicle for your favorite egg sandwich. Scallions and dill go into the dough and add a decorative...
Author: Martha Stewart
No biscuit cutter or pastry blender necessary for this hassle-free recipe! Just clean hands and a few staple ingredients.
Author: Martha Stewart
An added bonus of making your own dough: pizza any night of the week! Prep it on Sunday, and it'll keep in the fridge for up to three days. The flavor actually gets better over time with the slow fermentation,...
Author: Martha Stewart
A favorite of photographer Vicki Pearson's, this dish can made with leftover brown rice. Use leftovers for tasty sandwiches.
Author: Martha Stewart
See our step-by-step guide to making popovers, and try all of our popover variations: Basic Popovers, Gruyere-Thyme Popovers, Dark Chocolate Popovers, Chive Popovers, Bacon and Black Pepper Popovers, and...
Author: Martha Stewart
The perfect make-ahead brunch, this casserole has the flavors of a blintz in French toast form. Instead of the more traditional cottage cheese, creamy ricotta goes into the custard poured on top of the...
Author: Martha Stewart
Butter is a must for Chicago-style deep-dish pizza dough. Use it as the base for Vegetable Lovers' Deep-Dish Pizza, and the skillet variation for Skillet Pizza Diavola.
Author: Martha Stewart
This foolproof pizza dough recipe comes from Chris Bianco, the chef behind the famed Pizzeria Bianco in Phoenix, Arizona. Use it to make Heirloom-Tomato Pizza, Mortadella-and-Mozzarella Pizza, and Lemon-and-Italian-Cheese...
Author: Martha Stewart
Right before serving, brush the bread with a little melted butter if desired, and sprinkle with coarse salt.
Author: Martha Stewart
Make this moist quick bread all autumn long. The ginger and pumpkin flavors blend together nicely in this sweet dessert bread.
Author: Martha Stewart
For a heartier take on banana-nut bread, spread a mixture of bananas, brown sugar, and walnuts between slices of golden brioche before battering and frying. Line up the resulting French toast sandwiches...
Author: Martha Stewart
No kneading is needed for this fragrant, dense bread dough. The ingredients are quickly mixed together, similar to quick-bread batters, and then baked, making these loaves speedy work.
Author: Martha Stewart
Yeast makes these biscuits light and airy. Add a smear of Brooke's Mustard Dip and a slice of country ham for a delicious breakfast sandwich.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve these savory biscuits with our Apricot-Bourbon Glazed Ham as part of your Easter feast -- or any sunny spring celebration.
Author: Martha Stewart
Cheddar and chives are a great combination in scones. For light, flaky scones, don't mix the butter in too well.
Author: Martha Stewart