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November 5th: National Doughnut Day
Doughnuts are one of my favorite sweet treats. Whether they are doughy or cakey, baked or fried, frosted or plain—there is always a type of doughnut you can find out there to make you happy. You could even try a special fall variety—like an apple cider or a maple bacon doughnut—on this day!
November 17th: Homemade Bread Day
Making bread at home isn’t as difficult as you probably think it is. Why not put your skills to the test on the seventeenth of November and try to make a loaf of sourdough or rye in your own kitchen? Seeing the final result is so rewarding!
November 30th: National Mousse Day
Mousse is a light and fluffy dessert made from whipped egg whites, whipped cream, or both, and flavored with additions such as chocolate, fruit, or coffee. Why not order this treat at your favorite restaurant or even try making your own on the last day of November?
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The season of pumpkins is upon us, and we’re adding this tasty seasonal fruit to pretty much every dish. Take a break from pumpkin pies and pumpkin spice latte by making some pumpkin bread instead.
Banana Bread
We’ve been raving about banana bread all year long, and if you still haven’t perfected your own recipe—now’s the time!
It’s been a hot minute since I’ve shared some baking inspo and to be honest, I miss baking a lot. On the one hand, I won’t let myself have the time in the kitchen and on the other hand I don’t know who to share all the baked goodies with (that’s gonna change soon tho ??). So when I got some extra ripe at my organic store last week, it was quite given that I needed to treat myself to a gorgeous loaf of banana bread again. If you’re in the baking mood, give this BANANA BREAD a try! ?? Recipe; 1 chia egg (1 tbsp chia seeds + 3 tbsp water) 1.5 cups spelt flour 0.5 cups ground tigernuts/almonds 2 tsp baking powder 1 tsp cinnamon 2 ripe bananas (+1 more to top) ¼-1/2 cup plant milk ¼ cup maple syrup 1 heaping tsp nut butter ½ cup chocolate chips (save some to go on top) Start off by preparing your chia egg, leave to sit for about 5 minutes. In the meantime, combine the dry ingredients and give it a good stir. Whisk together the wet ingredients and carefully fold them into the dry ones. Add your chocolate chips and pour the batter into a slightly greased loaf pan. Top with another banana and some choc chips before baking it in the oven at 180 degrees for about 45 minutes.Garlic Bread
If you want to take a break from sweet and fruity bread recipes and try something more intense and savory instead, garlic bread is your best bet.
Cinnamon Apple Bread
If you’re a huge fan of cinnamon rolls and apple pie, how about combining their tasty flavors together and baking one of the most delicious types of bread you could possibly taste?
Lemon Blueberry Bread
This sweet combo also deserves a spot in your cookbook, because the citrus glaze adds an irresistible finish to your blueberry-filled bread.
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