Tasha tudor recipes

Print Friendly Version “I love to make soup and can say with pride that I am famous for it. This is a real winter standby if you live in a cold climate. I make a large iron potful at least once a week, either on the wood stove or over the fire, which burns all…Read more →

The weekends, especially winter weekends, generally involve a bit of cooking and baking. This morning began with baking some oatmeal bread. This is a Tasha Tudor (more on Tasha in later posts) recipe I first tried about a month ago. I cut her recipe in half to make two loaves. If you’re interested in this recipe, as well as some other good, old-fashioned New England recipes, I highly recommend her cookbook, The Tasha Tudor Cookbook: Recipes and Reminiscences from Corgi Cottage. It’s chock…

Here is the promised recipe from the recent breadmaking post. This is from the Tasha Tudor cookbook, and I'll be writing more about her soon...she's someone whose life I greatly admired. This is a basic white bread -- I'm wanting to try some of her other breads, too. I started with this one, which yielded a slightly sweet basic white bread loaf. The one extra rising made the difference in texture. I wrestled with the dough while kneading it the first two times, but after the second rising…

This beautiful Christmas sugar cookie recipe of Author and artist Tasha Tudor is rooted in history and tradition. An old family recipe that has withstood the test of time. They are buttery, without being overly sweet and just simply perfect.

Tasha Tudor and Family recipes for appetizers, soups, salads, cookies, cakes, desserts, bread, muffins and main courses. From chicken stuffed with goat cheese to lemon tartlets

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Tasha Tudor was an American illustrator and writer of children's books. Wikipedia Born: August 28, 1915, Boston, MA Died: June 18, 2008, Marlboro, VT Spouse: Thomas McCready (m. 1938–1961) Children: Bethany Tudor, Efner Tudor Holmes, Seth Tudor, Thomas Tudor Siblings: Diana Taylor, Ann Burgess Ford Hopps

Tasha Tudor and Family recipes for appetizers, soups, salads, cookies, cakes, desserts, bread, muffins and main courses. From chicken stuffed with goat cheese to lemon tartlets

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