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“Your recipe is wonderful! I multiplied it x6, as I was making for a group. I mixed up the dough the night before, covered well and refrigerated. I let the dough rest 1 hour in the morning, shaped, let rise and baked. Perfect. I loved that the amount of icing was perfect (not scant). I’ll make these again…and again….!! Here’s a photo after the rising/ready to bake. Thank you, Jenny!”

– Well this answers the “can I double the recipe?” question! Thank you for the photo and especially for sharing your details. – jenny

“I made your lightened up pumpkin cheesecake for my wedding anniversary.  I topped it with homemade whipped cream.  Everyone in my house loved it, even my daughter with the picky appetite.”

– What a beautiful presentation. Homemade whipped cream is the best! Thank you for your photo and Happy Anniversary. – jenny

“Good morning Jenny, My name is Amanda, I am from Wyoming and I am starting to get into food photography and I was wanting a quick bread recipe to photograph. I was so lucky to accidentally run into this recipe on YouTube.  It is extremely photogenic and tastes delicious 😋”

– Thank you for the photo. You are right about this bread. Every time I make it I want to take more pictures! 📷 – jenny

“Jenny, Thank you so much for helping me with baking and cooking! Look at these buns! Never thought I could do it! Love your personality, teaching style, and recipes! Blessings to you! ~ Jane Stein.”

– Wow, they look great! Who would want store-bought after this? Thanks for this awesome photo! – jenny

“My favorite ribs recipe ❤️❤️”

– Thanks for the photo. Your ribs look fabulous! – jenny

“Hi Jenny I made your chocolate biscotti because I like to have a cookie jar full of cookies so when you need a treat they are at the ready. I made two one to keep and one to gift. Thanks again for sharing. ~  Mil.”

– Biscotti makes a great gift because it keeps so well. Thank YOU for sharing with others and for another lovely photo. – jenny

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– Thank you for your photo. Ice cream on the side? That’s the way I like my pie! – jenny

“Super easy and turned out amazing. Chewy as promised. I added a handful of dry blueberry and chocolate chips. This is a keeper :)”

– Isn’t everything better with chocolate chips? 🙂 Thank you for your photo. – jenny

“So very tasty!  My husband and I enjoyed a bite while it was still hot.  Yummy!!  We tried it with my homemade fig preserves and ….oh my the goodness. Thank you Jenny because you have given me the confidence to make bread. I have never made cinnamon rolls before so I was a little hesitant.  I must say “I’m a BOSS”!  These are delicious.  Thank you for all the delicious recipes and the videos.  I make your bread all the time and my husband loves it!!! Blessings.”

– Thank you for your photos. Everything you made looks incredibly tasty, especially all the frosting on those cinnamon rolls! 😋–  jenny

“Hi, Jenny!! Your Whole wheat dinner rolls. I followed the recipe precisely, with a handful of grains and seeds added. They are soooo good! Thank you! ~ Charmaine (Netherlands).”

– What a great idea to add grains and seeds. Thank you for these great photos! –  jenny

“Thank you so much for this quick bread recipe. It was easy to make. The only thing I changed was that I added 2 teaspoons of salt instead of one. A friend mentioned that she did a recipe (not this one) and it used 1 teaspoon of salt and it came out bland. So I decided to add the extra salt and all I can say is YUMMY.  Thanks again!”

– That looks fantastic! Thank you so much for the photo and for the reminder that you can use more salt. –  jenny

“I always have to double any of your recipes because they are so good & healthy! Thank you 🙏.  Doubled these muffins this morning and I use a little cinnamon (I love cinnamon) and I use walnuts for a little healthier nut. GREAT 👍😊
Jim – 77 years young.”

– Thank you for your photo and for sharing your details. I sometimes use a mix of pecans & walnuts. –  jenny (- 75 years young)

“Hi Jenny, Greetings from Poland. I made the delicious lemon blueberry muffins and they came out great. Thanks for your recipe. Really easy to follow.. Best regards, Agnieszka.”

– I’m so excited to see my recipe made in Poland! Your photos are beautiful. Dziękuję bardzo. Twoje babeczki są piękne. –  jenny

“My contribution to your wonderful recipes.  It reminded me of the fantastic bread I eat when in France.  I baked it in my antique French cast iron Dutch oven! What a treat and even with garlic cloves folded in before rising it is supremely delicious. ❤️ Thanks for sharing this recipe Jenny. 😍”

– That looks divine and I love the idea of adding garlic. I would use that to make “double” garlic bread!  –  jenny

“Hi Jenny I made your Braided Cinnamon Raisin Bread and it turned out wonderful as usual. A friend of mine was a little down and out so I thought I would cheer her up with one of your fabulous recipes and it certainly brightened her day.  As I mentioned before, baked goods work wonders to lift spirits and I thank you for sharing your talents with all of us.  If you look to the left of the picture almost at the top you will see a beautiful bumblebee collecting pollen.  I wasn’t the only one that was busy working.  I had great company.  Take care.
Mil from Canada.”

– Thank you very much for another lovely photo and for making your friend (and your bee) very happy. –  jenny

“Hi Jenny. I live in the UK and this is the first time I have cooked using cups. Look ok. I used foil backed parchment to make the tin smaller as the smallest I had was 10×10 inches. ~ Su.”

“Hi Jenny:  I made your Almond Flour Chocolate Chip Cookies but instead of using chocolate chips and because I didn’t have pecans, I doubled up and used toasted walnuts.  As is true for all your recipes they are so good and so easy to make. I just love to bake and the summer for me is the best time to bake. I don’t work through the summer so I indulge in my love of baking. Truth be told, I share a lot more than I keep. Baked goods are gifts that seem to put smiles on people’s faces which in turn makes the baker happy. Thank you, thank you for sharing your recipes. ~ Mil from Canada.”

“Thank you for the recipe, Jenny. I’m in Scotland and have converted it to our system.
300g strong bread flour
Sachet yeast
50g sugar
1/2 tsp salt
160ml milk
2 tbsp oil
1 egg

150g poppy seeds
20g ground almonds
Lemon and orange zest
100g sugar
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
80ml boiling water
180 degrees C”

“Hi Jenny – I’ve been looking for a decent whole wheat bread recipe for *decades* & so glad I found yours. Thought you’d like to see it with an egg wash glaze and (homemade) Everything But The Bagel seasoning on top – oh so good toasted! I do make the whole thing in my mixer with minimal hand kneading (I let it rest in the mixer for 5 minutes before turning out to give the flour a bit more time to hydrate). Slice it & freeze with wax paper between the slices & easy peasy to take out what’s needed. Thank you for this recipe! (and for the crusty roll recipe, too – always on hand in our freezer). Cheers, and happy baking!”

“Good morning Jenny – Just made your Cinnamon Puffs.  It did make 12 but my husband couldn’t wait for me to take the photo before grabbing a couple of them lol.  A definite make-again, love how light they are.  Thanks for another hit, Jenny.    Bev (from Canada).”

– Thank you for you photo. I have the same problem when I take my pictures, but it’s usually me who eats the food before the picture! 😋 – jenny

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“Jenny’s Recipes I make weekly ❤️ Thanks Jenny from Ontario Canada.“

– What a fabulous presentation! Thank you. I want to come to your house for Easter dinner. 😋 Everything looks incredibly good. Rick’s got some mad cooking skills! – jenny

“Hi Jenny I’ve recently retired, and am filling my days by trying out new recipes.  I watched the YouTube of you making these Golabki, and decided to try them.  I froze most of them, but the four that we ate for supper were delicious.  I will definitely make them again.  Thanks for a great website! ~ Margie Barker, Somerset West, Cape Town, South Africa.”

– Those are spectacular cabbage rolls and browned in a pan (with sour cream) is exactly how I serve them. Thank you for sharing your own photo as well, and from South Africa! You just made my day! ❤️ – jenny

“First time making these! So easy and delicious!”

– Thank you for sharing your photos. They look great! – jenny

“It’s taken a long time, but at 82 I’ve just started baking, and this recipe is a winner. This is my first attempt and I’m well pleased. Thank you Jenny.”

– I’m keeping this in my “It’s never too late” file. I think you will inspire other octogenarians to try something new, especially bread! Thank you.– jenny

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– Thank you for your photo. (nice stove!) – jenny

“Still making Cinnamon Rolls to your recipe, absolutely fabulous. Just wanted to say that they freeze perfectly well, and upon defrosting, with 10 seconds in the microwave, turn out perfect, as if they had just been made. You can now grab one of my buns, you know you want to. Ha, ha. ~ Brian, from Oxford U.K.”

– Thank you for this luscious cinnamon rolls photo. And consider this a virtual grabbing of your buns! 🖐 😀 – jenny

“We just love the no knead recipes.  I’ll be adding more baking in the near future.  Thank you so much your videos are a sure hit, and are especially helpful to us amateurs.”

– From this photo, I don’t think you’re an amateur baker any more! 😀 Thank you for your photo. – jenny

“Dear Jenny, I’m a 75 year old recently retired hotel/restaurant owner.  I learned about cooking from my Great Aunt.  My Great aunt and Uncle had no kids and their house was my favorite place to go, on weekends, from the time that I was 5 years old.  Twice a month, my Uncle Frank would pick  me up on Saturday morning and drop me home on Sunday afternoon.  My Auntie Moe, was the Christmas cook in the family.  They lived in a house they built around the turn of the century and it had a real root cellar in the basement and a storeroom that was bulging with home made jams and preserves and my Uncle even made his own Rootbeer!  It was heaven for me.  Every time I went over, she would ask what we should make, pies, bread, rolls, cakes, meat loaf, roast chicken, and I’d go over the day before a holiday and I would get to help with the roast turkey and cranberry sauce and dinner rolls and always old fashioned Mac and cheese, made in layers and baked in the oven.  One of my favorite things to ask for, was her fabulous cinnamon rolls!  The pain in the butt old fashioned way!

When I saw your recipe, while I was trying your whole wheat bread, reminded me of hers. I tried your easy recipe, but since I too am a pro. cook,  I had to screw with it, of course.  I added a tsp. of vanilla powder, and substituted melted butter, which I added to the heated milk.  I got a kick out of your instruction to cut off 1/2 inch from both ends of the roll before threading the rolls into eight pieces, (do you square your potatoes when you make French fries too)?  I laughed!  I always just make the end pieces a little bigger and smootch them into the pan, with the odd side down.  Auntie Moe always baked hers in muffin tins with a pat of butter and a spoonful of brown sugar and cinnamon in the bottom of each one.

I’d never  made cinnamon rolls any other way, so I decided to try your 8 to a 8” pan system.  I couldn’t resist, however, putting a small pond of butter with a bunch of brown sugar and cinnamon in the bottom of the pans,  I made a double recipe. This is what happened.  They raised so much that they fought for space in the pan and raised way over the top.  Great recipe, but no frosting for me, 5 minutes out of the oven, I flipped them over, upside down, onto plates.  Gotta have that butter, brown sugar, cinnamon soaked gooey rolls.  I never write in to cooks on the internet, but I loved your sense of humor and helpful hints, so I couldn’t  resist. ~ Candy”

– Candy, I enjoyed reading your story and can see why you have a love of cooking. You are so lucky to have had such a great history of food and family. Thank you for sharing.  ❤️  jenny

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– It looks perfect. Thank you for the photo. – jenny

“So happy I found your recipe, so delicious and so easy. I folded in Kalamata olives. Picture below. Will be making cheese and roasted garlic bread in the future.”

– Thank you for your photos. That is a beautiful crust! – jenny

“I just baked your recipe for Healthier Apple Crisp. It’s delicious. Thanks for another great recipe!”

– I love any dessert with apples. Thank you for your photo. 🍏 – jenny

“Greetings from Tokyo! I start learning how to bake during this pandemic. I don’t have your kind of baking pan. I have a bigger one so I multiplied the ingredients by 1.5 and made two loaf. Turned out great! Thank you for the great recipe.”

– Thank you for the lovely photos. Your loaves turned out fantastic!  – jenny

“Made your Paczki into Boston Creme donuts for my hubby’s birthday. They were amazing!”

– What a great idea! Thank you for inspiring us all and Happy Birthday to your husband – I already know he had a good one. 😋 – jenny

“Jenny, I have gone through many stages of bread baking. I’ve tried starters, pooish, and bigas, using exact measurements and elaborate technique. Thank goodness those days are over. I am amazed at this simple No-Knead Bread recipe. Last night I mixed up the recipe only bumping the yeast to scant 1 teaspoon and using cool water for overnight 10 hour rest. This took all of 5 minutes to do. Before daylight I started my hot oven and using my Grandmother’s 100-year-old cast iron Dutch Oven I made this incredible loaf of bread. The sun is up, house smells great, and the bread is done and it is so good! I am very pleased with the taste and texture. Simply amazing! Mark from Deep East Texas.”

– A big thumbs up from me, too. 👍 That’s for the beautiful loaf of bread and for sending in your photo (love that apron! 🐓) – jenny

“Please ignore the scrap rolls- making these with my grandsons for Easter. Love all your recipes. I’m 73 years old and still learning. Thank you and God Bless.”

– What a great job on the ears! Your bunny buns are so darn cute! 🐰 Thank you for the photo. – jenny

“I followed the recipe with no problems and got 16 beautiful rolls. The first picture is two rolls right from the oven with pan liquid. My neighbor was here and we ate a few. The next picture is when later that evening I browned some in butter. With the sour cream this was the best thing I’ve tasted all week. Brought back great childhood memories. So good! Your videos are easy to follow and the recipes online are great while cooking. Thanks for all you do! Onward to the Paczki! Mark from Deep East Texas.”

– Thank you so much for these photos. The browned ones are exactly the way I like them! And gotta have sour cream! 😋 – jenny

“Loved this recipe. Easy and delicious.”

– Thank you for the photo. I imagine they are all gone by now. 😀 – jenny

“Hi Jenny, I really love your site. Today I made your No-Knead bread as a special surprise for my daughter who is coming to dinner tonight. Throughout the pandemic, we have tried to get together either on Zoom or with her at my house every Friday night (and we Zoom with her sister, who lives in NYC). I just felt like I wanted to make her something really special today. Anyway, here it is and I’m so pleased. I have made your whole-wheat sandwich rolls in the past and they are wonderful, too. Thanks so much from Louisville, Kentucky! (Here’s a picture of me and my husband from December. He lives in assisted living because he has dementia, which is why it’s extra special that my daughter spends time with me.)”

– I’m so glad my recipe is adding a little extra joy to your daughter’s visit and thank you for sharing the photo of you and your husband. I wish you both well. ❤️ – jenny

“Jenny, I have struggled for years to bake decent homemade bread. You have really opened my eyes with your easy and straightforward methods. I am so happy with the results I am getting! Thank you! Mark.”

– I’m happy to help and these rolls look good! Thank you. – jenny

“Thanks so much for your great recipes and method for making bread. I especially like using the overnight method because I can make the bread when its convenient anytime within the time frame. Here is my favourite, the Faster No Knead Bread. Can’t wait to try them all. ~ Pam.”

– I also use the overnight method most of the time for the same reason. Your bread looks great, thank you! – jenny

“Just tried Jenny’s recipe for Cinnamon Rolls, the best I’ve ever tasted. I used to buy them from Mavericks, in Ririe, Idaho, U.S.A, when visiting my wife’s pen pal of 61 years to date. Many thanks Jenny, now I don’t need to grab your buns, although I wouldn’t mind, ha, ha. ~ Brian, Oxford, U.K.”

– This is so exciting! My cinnamon rolls in the UK! And they look amazing – thank you so much! – jenny

“I filled my Paczkis with raspberries Jam. Sincerely, Marsha J. Anderson.”

– That’s a great choice for filling…. yummm!! Thank you for your photo. – jenny

“Dear Jenny, It is the third time i am making your recipe.. If it tastes as good as it looks 😋 Greetings from Holland, Monique.”

– I’m so excited to see my bread recipe in Holland. Thank you – it looks great! – jenny

“Thanks for a great recipe! ~ Roxanne.”

– You’re very welcome. Thank you for the great photos. – jenny

“I made them at Christmas but am dreaming of them right now! They were soo delicious! I plan on making Paczki soon.  I’ve never made anything like it but your video makes it look do-able. I love your YouTube videos and am glad to see you still posting on your website.  I hope all is well with you and your family, Michelle Hotchkiss.”

– Who says they’re only for Christmas? 🎄😉 Thank you for the photo! – jenny

“I was sent here to share a photo of your cake recipe without butter. Not sure what I’m supposed to do. I’m a bit tech challenged! I would have put it in a prettier plate had I known it was going to come out so well, and I might be sending a photo! Oh well…. have a great day.”

– Your photo arrived and your cake looks great with that beautiful wavy frosting. Thank you. – jenny

“Just finished making my first batch of these Oatmeal Cookies. I used half brown sugar and half coconut sugar and it worked perfectly. The majority recieved chocolate chips but for a few I left out the chocolate chips for tasting purposes. All were delicious.”

– Thank you for the photo and for taking time to include the ipad. I use my ipad in the kitchen too. – jenny

“Hi Jenny, Your Tortillas were a hit tonight.  Thank you so much for taking the fear out of making things like tortillas and bread.  I never would have tried making my own before I found your website.  Now I’ll never buy tortillas again! Bev (from Canada).”

– I just made some today and they look exactly lke yours. Thank you for the photo. – jenny

“Thank you for this wonderful recipe!”

– That looks so good! I am definitely adding sesame seeds next loaf. Thank you for sharing. – jenny

“Tastes great!!!! I made them this morning.”

– I hope this wasn’t your breakfast! 😀 Thank you for the photo. They look really good. – jenny

“2-Hour No Knead Heaven. This was amazing! First time ever to make no knead or bread in a DO. I will be donating my bread machine as soon as this Texas winter weather lifts. I’m new at baking, could I double this recipe or best in small batches?”

– Thank you for your terrific photos. I believe some people have doubled the recipe – please look through the comments. – jenny

“Hi Jenny. My name is Andrea. I came across your YouTube video about the no knead bread because my grandson, Andrew, who is in 7th grade had to bake bread for CCA, or home Ec, as we know it. He asked me to help him make a recipe I have for an Amish white bread but it’s a bit complicated, So I was looking for an easy recipe to help him with. We did yours and it was really good. They didn’t get dark because the oven went out but they were cooked through. I thought to myself, this is a great base recipe. Andrew wanted me to make the honey bread that he likes so I added a little honey before I put my hot water in and it worked. I used my air fryer oven since my oven went out right after making his bread. Again it worked. Next time I make bread  I’m going to use a larger pan but in the air fryer oven. this is Andrew first time bread baker.“

– I’m so happy to see young people learning to cook! 😀 Keep it up Andrew, it’s so much fun!! 👏 – jenny

“These were delicious! I may have added too much flour but oh they were still good! I used red raspberry spread for half and the custard for the rest of them. I did add vanilla to the custard! Thank you for the video and recipe. Will be making again someday!”

– Thank you for your photo. Too much flour or not, they sure look good! – jenny

“Jenny, So Polish proud today!!!!! At age 71, I finally successfully made paczki because of your great video and recipe. Thank you so much. Joyce Beczkowski Nicholas.”

– OMG! I love this so much! The perfect paczki and that beautiful Polish dinnerware. Thank you so much. You just made my day! ❤️🇵🇱 ❤️. – jenny

KIM MADE MY PACZKI

“These are the best, Jenny! Thank you for this recipe and your fun video! 💕 Cordially, Kim.”

– Thank you for this great photo. They look like custard and jam and look wonderful! – jenny

DONNA MADE MY PACZKI

“The recipe for your pazcki donuts are incredibly amazing and so easy to make.  I can’t wait to try apricot, chocolate, raspberry and your cream filled. I use grape in this batch and they were gone in 15 minutes.  Thank you for another wonderful recipe Jenny.  Love Donna.”

– These must also be for Fat Thursday. Thank you very much for the photo – I have ther same kitchen towel! 🙂- jenny

SUSAN MADE MY CHOCOLATE BROWNIES & LEMON BROWNIES

“Hi Jenny, I made your lemon brownies and your dark chocolate brownies. I can’t decide which one is more delicious. Thank you so much for sharing this homemade deliciousness!! ~ Susan Bunn.”

– They look so so good. Thank you for taking time to send these yummy photos. – jenny

“Dear Jenny,  Yesterday we made the foccachio bread we added some green olives and red peppers on top it came out very well and was devoured in an hour! Thank you for the recipe.”

– Yumm, yumm! You’re only a little cheese away from pizza! 🍕Thank you. – jenny

“I love your recipes here in the UK.”

– Thank you for your photo. Everything looks good here. – jenny

“Dear Jenny! Thank you for this lovely recipe. I made them today and they are lovely! The fluffiest, softest donuts with the most amazing texture. I made them too big though I am afraid (they were as big as my hand… But that is my fault. My husband is so happy with the size fortunately!) but still very delicious. Just wanted to share with you the photo as a sign of appreciation. God bless you, dear woman! Kind regards, Joy.”

– When it comes to sweets, as far as I’m concerned, the bigger the better! 😍 Thank you for the beautiful photo. – jenny

“This is the easiest recipe ever.  I was always afraid to make bread until I found this recipe.  It is so good.  I add a tablespoon of sugar and some parmesan to it and it is lovely.”

– Thank you for this great photo and what a crispy crust! I like your additions too. – jenny

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– They look really good. Thank you for your photo. – jenny

“Start to finish, 45 minutes for this beauty! Thanks Jenny!”

– Thank you for this photo and it IS a beauty. Love those crispy edges! 😋 – jenny

“Hi Jenny, I was very surprised at how well this bread turned out. I typically make french loaves and use a long fermentation and rise time. But, your recipe is a game-changer. Thank you so Much… If you look closely, you can see where the bread expanded into the oven rack above it.”

– That may be the tallest loaf of bread I have ever seen! It looks amazing! Thank you. – jenny

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– Oh my, that looks wonderful – love the pecans on top. Thank you for your photo. – jenny

“My daughter’s birthday cake. She hasn’t had cake recently and she was pleasantly surprised how good this was.  She has a dairy allergy. For the icing,  substituted butter for dairy free butter and milk used almond milk. I also used water once and it was still delicious! Thanks so much.”

– I’m so happy to see  your photo with the cake! It looks like your daughter is six so please with her a Happy Birthday from me! 🎈🎈- jenny

“Thanks Jenny for the Lvly , Lvly … recipes, both vanilla & chocolate, I hv becm popular cz of these recipes 😁😁made both , chocolate & vanilla ,thanks 🤗❤️”

– I agree that baking homemade cake from scratch does make us very popular. Thanks for the pictures!–  jenny

“So I had to take the picture from the side because I already ate a piece because it looked so good and it tasted even better. Thank you JennyCanCook for the amazing recipe.”

– I’ve had the same problem when taking my recipe pictures. 🙂 Thank you for your photo. –  jenny

“My kiddos said: I want meatloaf for Lunch & Dinner the whole week. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc. It was delicious! Before/After. Thumbs 👍🏽.”

– I’m glad to hear it. I love how beautifully browned your meatloaf is. No wonder the kids loved it. Thank you. –  jenny

“Love ur bread!! Many times i double the recipe and make 2 loaves and give one to my daughter or son that live on their own. They love it too!!”

– Thank you for your photo. It’s so nice to know you are sharing it with your children. Sharing homemade food is one of the most loving things we can do. ❤️ –  jenny

“Thank you very much for your fantastic recipe. Turns out perfectly every time! ~ Naomi from Ottawa, ON Canada.”

– It looks great! Thank you for sending it all the way from my home province. 🇨🇦 –  jenny (London, ON)

“We baked no knead bread on New Years morning. I took the dow with me. We stayed with our son and family over night,  because of evening Covid curfew in Luxembourg, Europe.  The bread was a big hit. I told my son. “Knock on the breads bottom when you think it is ready. If you hear a hollow sound it is ready”.  He was quick. He knocked on my head and asked “this sound?”

– Thank you for sharing your photo and a high five to your son for his quick wit. 😀 That was very funny! I looked up your country and it’s so beautiful! 🇱🇺 Good health to you. –  jenny

“Thanks for your easy cinnamon rolls they were irresistible. ~ Joseph and Ossa Andrews from Tampa Florida.”

– Your cinnamon rolls look sweet but the picture of you both is even sweeter! I am honored that you shared your lovely photo with me. ❤️ (My dad lived in Clearwater for many years – I visited often.) –  jenny

“Dear Jenny,  Your recipes are delicious and easy to follow.  I enjoy watching your videos.  They are very helpful..  This is my first try at making jelly donuts using your recipe for paczki.”

– They look fabulous! Thank you for the photos and congratulations on your first (but not last 😋)  jelly donuts. –  jenny

“Hi Jenny, I posted a review of your fantastic pizza crust recipe. Here are a couple photos of the pizza night with 10 youth in our neighborhood, ages 6-17. Thank you for sharing so generously. 💖 Love, Dianna.”

– Pickles on pizza – I love it! Thank you for your photos. You can’t go wrong with kids & homemade pizza. 😋 –  jenny

“Hello Jenny, I am Pj from Germany. I made your 2-hour fastest no knead bread with Type 1050/ High Gluten Flour (had to clear my pantry). Worked out wonderfully. Hubs was impressed. Thank you very much for sharing this recipe with the rest of the world. Your Youtube videos are a joy to watch. Here is the photo of the finished product. Thank you very much once again 🙂 Cheerios, Pj.”

– How exciting to see my bread being enjoyed in Germany! Thank you for taking time to send the photo. –  jenny

“I love your recipes and I love you videos so easy to follow.”

– Wow! Yours came out beautifully! Thank you for the photo. –  jenny

“Your Faster No Knead Bread really works.  First attempt was good, second even better. Have been trying to bake bread effortlessly for 40 years; now I can. Thanks! Jon.”

– I love that this bread is so effortless and yours looks awesome! Thank you.– jenny

“Thank you for the fabulous recipe – it turned out amazing!”

– Boy that looks good! Thank you so much for the photo! – jenny

“I made the recipe with white flour since I ran out of wheat.  Came out beautiful and delicious.  Did you spray your pan?  Also give it a few minutes before you take it out of the pan.”

– Thank you for the photo. These days, I always grease my loaf pan. Your loaf looks perfect! – jenny

“Throughout the pandemic I have been experimenting with your no knead breads always a  success!!  I even have my sisters and cousins making them and we text pictures of our breads in our group chat!  So much fun during such a trying time!  Today I made whole wheat olive bread. 😋”

– I just had a grilled cheese sandwich today on my olive bread and loved it. Thank you for the photo and I’m glad you like experimenting. – jenny

“Tried the 2hr fastest no knead bread recipe and it turned out marvellous! My family loved it! ~ Liezel May.”

– Thank you for these stunning photos. It looks like you have a warm and wonderful kitchen.  – jenny

“So fun watching your videos- and this bread came out better than the OVERNIGHT one I tried! Winner!”

– I’m glad to hear it. It looks really good. Thank you. – jenny

“Thanks for the recipe! My first one came out perfect.”

– Congratulations on a beautiful first loaf. Thank you for your photo. – jenny

“Thank you Jenny! Your pizza dough is easy and delicious! I made pizza for the first time. I loosely followed the Food Network Kitchen’s Arugula-Prosciutto Pizza. It was delicious!!! Finding your website and recipes is the best part of Covid! Best wishes, Marilynn.”

– Thank you for this tantalizing picture. I love arugula and this looks so delicious! – jenny

“Jenny, thank so much for a fab recipe! ~ Joanie (Ireland).”

– I can almost smell it from here. Thank you for the photo! – jenny

“This was so easy, really. Mine sat for nearly 17 hours before I baked it, (it was my day off, I slept in). Turned out really well! Such a deep wheat flavor. I’m looking forward to toast for breakfast tomorrow. Thank you for the recipe – Cathy.”

– Thank you for the photos. That crust looks fantastic and super crunchy! – jenny

“You have a new fan Jenny! I known to be a terrible baker but this came out beautifully and it’s delicious!”

– I’m so glad to hear it. Thank you for your photos – it does look delicious!  – jenny

“Your recipe was amazing.  And thank you so much for stressing the importance of rack location in the oven.  That is so overlooked in most recipes and online videos. Respectfully, Jason R. Hillman.”

– Thank you for the photo. Your ribs look absolutely perfect! 😋  – jenny

“Hi Jenny, I used an instant yeast packet and was concerned when the roll slices didn’t expand to fill up my 8-inch pan, I still had spaces between the rolls. I consulted your dough FAQ and didn’t see any other mistakes I could have made. So I followed your advice to continue on to finish baking and see how it turned out. As you see, the dough expanded when it started baking and this turned out great. And the dental floss makes it so easy. These were as good as they look! Thanks for helping me celebrate the new year! ~ Dawn Miller McKimpson, Vancouver, WA.”

– They do look good. Thank you for your photo and I’m glad you stuck with it. – jenny

“Hi Jenny – This afternoon I made your Easy Pumpkin Bars – so quick and absolutely yummy.  Haven’t met a recipe of yours yet that I haven’t liked!  Thank you for continuing to be an inspiration to those of us who are spending more time in our kitchens these days.  Bev (from Canada).”

– Thank you! I had a craving for these bars yesterday and make them for dessert. They freeze well so I froze some for later.  – jenny

“Hi Jenny! I am so grateful to have stumbled across your wonderful recipes! Your quick and easy chocolate cake will surely become a staple in our household as it was simple to make and it turned out delicious 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing your recipes!  Kind regards, Julie S. from Corona, CA.”

– Thanks for your pretty photo. I just made this cake myself for dessert tonight. 😋 – jenny

“Jenny-  This is the best, easiest, and most versatile bread recipe I’ve come across.  (And I’ve been baking A LOT during quarantine!)  For this easy sandwich rye I added 1/2 cup plain yogurt to the 1 cup of water, and 1/2 cup rye flour to the remaining 2 1/2 cups bread flour.  I also added 1T of caraway seeds. It’s soft with a tender crumb, and tastes wonderful! ~ Lynette Anderson, Portland Oregon.”

– I love rye bread and yours looks and sounds delicious, especially with caraway seeds. Thank you. – jenny

“This was the second recipe I have tried from your website. I made two batches to hand out as Christmas gifts. They all loved it. Sandra, San Diego, CA.”

– I know! I give it every Christmas and people start asking about it in September! Thank you for the photo – it looks great! – jenny

“I used ALL 100% sprouted whole wheat flour to make it easier on blood sugar and therefore less impact on weight. It is just as soft and wonderful as the original recipe, Jenny! You have a GREAT recipe here that I’ve made many times now, and all who’ve had it, LOVE it! Thank you so much!”

– I’m going to try it your way next time. Your bread looks amazing! Thank you. – jenny

“Easy to make and soooo delicious! Thank you, Jenny. ~ Doreen Hutton🤗”

– Thank you for your photo. I can almost hear the crunch of that beautiful crust! – jenny

“Hi Jenny, I’m ellen from Oregon. I made this Dutch Baby for my husbands birthday. Was pretty and so delicious on this rainy and stormy kind of day. Thanks Jenny.”

– That is a perfect Dutch Baby! Happy Birthday to your hubby and thanks for the wonderful photos. – jenny

“Hi Jenny- Today I substituted 1/2 cup plain yogurt and 1 cup warm water, and about 2 T. of Trader Joe’s Sofrito spice.  The bread came out soft and tangy with a nice crumb, and mouthfuls of herbs in every bite.  The second rise was almost an hour, and as you can see it was ready to explode! Lynette Anderson, Portland OR.”

– What a great way to kick off 2021! Thank you for the great photos and Happy New Year! – jenny

“So easy so delicious – Braided sweet bread. Maid twice in two weeks! Toasted is delicious. From Susan, Ontario. 🇨🇦”

– Wow, that turned out beautifully! Thank you so much for this tantalizing photo.  – jenny

“I substituted 1/2 cup IPA beer for a part of the water/ delicious!”

– Thank you for these great photos. For anyone wondering, IPA is India Pale Ale (I looked it up 🍺).  – jenny

“No Knead Rolls – Presentation Twist – I love watching your videos and was excited when I came across your No Knead Rolls recipe.  Since Christmas is here, I decided to serve it up a little differently than what you did in the video. Happy Holidays to everyone!  Nora B.”

– What a great idea! You may have started something here. Thank you so much and I hope you had a great Christmas.  – jenny

“Hi Jenny. Wishing you a very merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Stay healthy and safe out there ! My recent teen son (how do they grow up so fast ?!) and I baked some wonderful cookies together for the holidays … it was perfect mom-son time during these crazy times and your Christmas snowball cookies recipe was a hit. They literally “melt” in your mouths! Thank you so much. Love, Bhairavi Kiwalkar.”

– Thank you for making Christmas Day even more special. The photo is simply beautiful. Merry Christmas to you and your “suddenly teenage” son! 😍 – jenny

“No knead bread ❤️😃 thanks Jenny!”

– Thank you for the photo. It looks crunchy good!  – jenny

“Jenny, Greetings from my little Polish family residing in Ketchikan, Alaska! I was so impressed and happy to get such a quick reply from you! We had an early Wigilia tonight (my kids are going out of town with dad). Here are some pictures of makowiec made from your recipe. We all loved it! I was cooking as I was watching you make it on YouTube. You are a great teacher and so easy to follow and a lot of fun. Thank you!! Merry Christmas to you and your family! Kasia Polanska.”

– What perfect photos for this Christmas Eve! I’ve been to your lovely town during an Alaskan cruise and have great memories. Thank you and Wesołych Świąt.  – jenny

“Made your fab bread and cinnamon rolls… AMAZING!!”

– They both look fantastic! Thank you for your photos. – jenny

“Your recipe from your Chicken Pot Pie (cut out is a heart) & Apple Pie (cut out is my Sheltie dog Dayze. Both tasted incredible.”

– I love your creative cutouts. Thank you for the photos and Happy Holidays to you. – jenny

“I tried the 2-hour no knead bread in the Dutch oven. It fell out of the bowl into the pot and I wasn’t sure how it would look. It was a clumsy mess in the Dutch oven. However it came out heart-shaped and delicious. It was an easy recipe.”

– Let’s hope for another “clumsy mess” on Valentine’s Day.❤️ Thank you for this great photo. – jenny

“Hi Jenny, Since lockdown began I’ve been using your recipes to get into baking. They’re all super accessible and I love your YouTube videos! I’ve attached photos of a few things that I’ve tried.  Thank you for making my lockdown a little brighter! Best wishes, Jaini (from London).”

– Everything looks wonderful. Thank you so much for your photos. – jenny

“Hi Jenny, What do you do for dinner when all you have on hand is ground beef and shredded cheese until the next grocery pickup? Burger buns to the rescue! This was my first time making your hamburger buns and they came out fluffy soft and tasted amazing. Your failproof recipes always work out great on the first try. Thanks for rescuing our dinner! Dawn Miller McKimpson, Vancouver, Washington.”

– I’m glad to be of service. 🙂 Those buns look great! Thank you for the photo. – jenny

“Hi Jenny, I actually remember your show I didn’t watch it because it wasn’t really my type of thing but I definitely remember you hosting that show. Anyway, thank you so much for the bread recipe. I’m making my fourth one tonight! This has become my Sunday night habit oh, kind of a nice way to bring happiness to a Sunday night before work tomorrow! I have noticed a lot of knockoffs here on YouTube and I called out one of the people. I think you should give credit where credit is due, to you.🤗

Anyway with that being said here is a picture of my cranberry walnut loaf. I have also made an herb bread with fresh herbs from my garden, and raisin walnut bread. All of them have been delicious. I can’t believe I used to pay $4-5 for a loaf of this bread , I think I can make it for about $1.20. I think, thinking… Tonight’s loaf be something with herbs, chia seeds and ground flax seeds. But the possibilities are endless. Wait a minute maybe a Chia and flax seed, herb cheese bread oh my! 💗 Thank you, Jennifer.”

– All your ideas sound fantastic. Thank you for sharing. – jenny

SUE MADE MY WHOLE WHEAT BREAD

“Hi Jenny. Everyone I share bread with from your recipe  absolutely raves about it. I use the recipe for white bread too, since not all like wheat. I haven’t bought grocery store bread for months now. Thank you for sharing your talent. Sincerely, Sue Ott.”

– Your loaves look wonderful! ? How nice that you’re sharing your baking (and your photos!). Thank you. – jenny

JENNIFER MADE MY NO KNEAD CRUSTY ROLLS

– Thank you for your photo. I agree with your daughter – maybe she can watch and make notes? Handing down recipes is a valuable tradition. – jenny

JACKIE & her 7-year old daughter (from North Carolina) MADE MY BREADSTICKS

– They look amazing! Please tell your daughter she did an awesome job and to keep cooking! It’s really fun. – jenny

PATSY MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD

“Hi, Jenny, I’ve been making all kinds of bread for years (even the no knead in the Dutch oven) and this recipe is without a doubt the best artisanal bread that I have ever made. Thank you. The crust, the inside , just everything about it.I made it yesterday and I’m making another one today for a friend.”

– That’s a great looking crust. Thank you for your photo. – jenny

VIORICA (from Finland) MADE MY CHOCOLATE CUPCAKES

“Dear Jenny, thank you so much for your great  and well explained recipes. They always make my cooking time more and more enjoyable. My name is Viorica Bucur and  I live in Finland.  I tried many of your recipes and they work very well.  Furthermore I posted some of  my culinary creations  inspired from your recipes on my instagram account: viorica4397. I would like to confess to you that from all your recipes that I’ve done  till now  your  Easy healthier chocolate cupcakes I’ve made at least 20 times. In my opinion it’s a quite forgiving recipe because I  successfully add each time in it different other ingredients  such as orange extract or chocolate ganache and they are still so tasty.

In order to frost my cupcakes I used  your chocolate frosting recipe with sourcream (in my first pic), 2-minute chocolate frosting (in the second pic),  but also your 2-minute vanilla frosting  (in my third pic) in which I also  add some colour. I like also to add to frosting different berries which I pick up with my family from our forest.

Thank you again for your wonderful recipes!!! Warm hugs from cold Finland. Best regards, Viorica Bucur.”

– Thank you for these beautiful cupcakes. I visited Helsinki a few years ago on a vacation cruise – it was a wonderful experience! – jenny

ROD (from South Africa) MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD