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Showing posts with label Pretzel. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 6, 2021

Soft Pretzels

 One of my favorite snacks is a soft baked pretzel.  I love to break off a piece of the pretzel and dip it into a spicy or whole grain mustard.   The texture of soft dough and the taste of salt and mustard are a delicious combination.   






Once you get the recipe down you can make some minor adjustments to the recipe to change up the flavors. For instance once you divide the dough and roll out the snake like coil of dough to form the pretzel, you can opt to roll out that snake coil to flatten it and then fill with mozzarella cheese. Pinch it back together and then shape into the famous pretzel shape. Dip in the water solution and bake.

Another thing you might try is to instead of rolling the dough in to a snake form you can form it into a ball. Dip in the solution and bake for Pretzel Rolls.

You could take that snake roll of dough and wind it around a hotdog. Dip in the water solution and bake for a delicious treat.

If you do a long thicker snake, you can cut it in 1 inch pieces to make pretzel nuggets. Dip in water solution and bake.

Next are the variety of toppings: parmesan, ranch, garlic, cinnamon sugar, raisin, jalapeƱo, almond crunch, blend of spices and grated dry cheese and everything bagel toppings. After baking dip or brush the pretzel with butter before adding dry toppings. This will help them stick to the pretzel. With items like jalapeno or almonds you can put them on after the egg wash and bake.

You can freeze soft pretzels for later use or use day old soft pretzels to make croutons for salad.

You can dip pretzels in your favorite mustard, gooey chocolate, or nacho cheese.

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Sunday, April 28, 2013

Cookie Monster Cookies

Who wouldn’t turn into a cookie monster with these lying around on the kitchen counter? Click on this photo to get a better look. 




Can you feel your mouth watering? I mean really, look at all those nooks and crannies full of sweet, salty, crunchy, gooey, chocolaty, tantalizing flavors.  This cookie contains all of the characteristics you want in a cookie.
I took my favorite Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe and swapped out the roasted walnuts for broken Potato Chips and Pretzels.   Anyone having the chance to try one these will not be disappointed.   They will go great with coffee, tea or a tall, cold glass of milk.    Eat them while they are warm or cold.   You could even serve them with a scoop of ice cream.  These will definitely bring out the Cookie Monster that lurks inside all of us.    


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Thursday, December 2, 2010

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 (Although I made these with Christmas colors, the possibilities are endless).




Pretzels in any shape: regular, circles, stars
Hershey Kisses
M& M's

Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and spread the pretzel rings out in a single layer. Place a Hershey’s kiss in the center of each pretzel and bake at 200 degrees for about 5 minutes. The kisses hold their shape, so don’t wait for them to melt or you’ll burn your chocolate! Remove from the oven and smoosh an M&M right down on top of the Hershey’s kiss. Let them cool long enough for the Hershey’s Kiss to harden back up and then go ahead and devour all of them.

 
 


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