After cloud bread cools, it has a texture similar to wheat bread. Enjoy cloud bread the same as you would “regular” bread, with peanut butter and jelly, as a BLT, etc. Add seasonings before baking if you wish, like garlic powder, herbs, etc.
Sink your teeth into this frightfully fun Halloween treat! These apple “monster mouths” are equal parts spooky and snackable, perfect for kids (and Halloween-loving adults), parties, or a ghoulish after-school bite.
This smoky Mexican layered dip is the kind of crowd-pleaser that disappears faster than you can set it down on the table. Creamy refried beans, cool guacamole, tangy sour cream, zesty salsa, and a blanket of cheddar come together in colorful layers that beg for a scoop of tortilla chips.
Cincinnati Chili is a long way from Texas but it boasts its own flavor profile that includes cinnamon, chocolate, and allspice and is typically served over spaghetti and topped with shredded cheese, chopped onion, and kidney beans.
This is a good, basic cornbread made with more cornmeal than flour and just a small hint of sugar. Because it is cornmeal-heavy, it’s fairly dense but the corn flavor really comes out. It’s outstanding hot out of the oven with a little butter and honey.