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The whole world is home and cooking and I love seeing photos of my recipes from all over the world, so please say where you’re from – include yourself in the photo too! (I post these manually so you won’t see it right away.) Use this link to send your photo: YourPhotos@JennyCanCook.com

BOB (from California) MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD & PIZZA

Thank you, Jenny …

~  Bob, a note like the one you sent and your photos are all I need to reaffirm my passion for what I do. I’m so happy to know that I helped you unleash your cooking skills. ?? Thank you for taking time to write your delightful note and for the great photos.  ~ jenny

VICKI MADE MY EASTER BUNNY BUNS

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~  They are absolutely adorable! ? Thank you and Happy Easter. ?  ~ jenny

KAREN (from Texas) MADE MY BRAIDED CINNAMON RAISIN BREAD

“My husband and I watched several of your videos and he begged me to make this for Easter morning! It was delicious! Thanks Jenny! “

~  That looks perfect. I’m glad you liked it and Happy Easter. ? ~ jenny

CHARLENE MADE MY ONE BOWL LEMON BROWNIES

“One bowl lemon brownies for Easter! Delicious!”

~  That’s a beautiful display. Thank you for your photo.  ~ jenny

DALILA MADE MY YELLOW CAKE into EASTER CUPCAKES

“Hi Jenny! ? I just HAVE to have  a sweet  after our Easter dinner today, it’s a law in my home, always desserts. So why not use your EASY ONE BOWL YELLOW CAKE recipe for Easter cupcakes?!! So I did and they came out great! I had to make another batch so that they”ll be some for our dessert….LOL! We do have to sample….am I right?! ? Happy Baking! Easter Blessings to you!!“

~  Yes, we DO have to sample. ? Thank you for your lovely Easter photo and Easter Blessing back to you. ?~  jenny

JOHANNA MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD

“Yum I made your no artisan bread and no knead rye bread last week. I have been baking bread forever and a day but am now never the no knead method until I found your website a few weeks ago– so delicious! Can’t wait for Passover to be done so I can get back to my bread baking.”

~  Thank you for your photos. Rye bread is one of my favorites. ? – jenny

DON  MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD

“Oh my gosh – – – I made bread. ?”

~ I know the feeling. I’m pretty sure this is not the last loaf you’ll be making.  ? Thank you! – jenny

STACY  MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD

“Hi Jenny – my 1st bread loaf, thanks to you. ? We love your you tube channel, you’re an awesome baker, I’m so glad I found you! Thank you for your recipes & how you give an ease to baking!  You make it fun too!! Happy Easter to you & yours 🙂 Be well, Stacy & Family.”

~ That’s the best crust ever! Thanks for the great photo and Happy Easter back to you. – jenny

CATHY  MADE MY FASTER NO KNEAD BREAD

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~ Thank you for your photo and Happy Easter. – jenny

LISA (from Canada) MADE MY CINNAMON ROLLS, NO KNEAD BREAD, LEMON POTATOES, LEMON BROWNIES, SARDINE CAKES, PIZZA & CABBAGE ROLLS!

“Hi Jenny, I’m not exaggerating when I say you and your recipes been a huge inspiration to me, and I’m sure to many people! Ever since I discovered your videos and website a few months ago I have been cooking and baking up a storm, and loving every minute. I had never made bread before so I was elated all the recipes turned out so well. So thank you! I’ve attached some pics below, they include your pizza, cinnamon rolls, no knead bread, lemon potatoes, lemon brownies, and sardine cakes. I included a pic of my cabbage rolls too which is a mix between your recipe and my late Polish grandmother’s. I’m looking forward to continuing to try out many more of your recipes ❤️ If you ever come back to Ontario, and want some good Canadian friends to go out and eat some good food with, you have an open invitation! (Après Covid of course!) Be well and greetings from Toronto, Lisa.”

~ WHAT?!? You made all this and ever single one turned out beautifully! I love all of your photos, especially seeing you! Thank you for taking time to send all of this. I have been to Toronto many times and might just come back for some good food – and a butter tart! ?? – jenny

KATHY (from Florida) MADE MY SIMPLE WHOLE WHEAT BREAD

“Hi Jenny, Thank you for posting my picture of the Easter Bread. It was a thrill to see it on your website. My cooking project today was not one but two loaves of your delicious whole wheat bread – one to eat and one to freeze. Again, so easy and straightforward. We can’t wait to eat up the yummy results. I’m with you – once you bake your own bread there’s no going back to store bought! ~ Kathy, Naples, Florida.”

~ They turned out just perfect. Thanks again for your lovely Easter egg photo.  – jenny

RICK MADE MY NO  KNEAD BREAD

“Amazing!! Thanks Rick.”

~ Great photo, thank you very much.  – jenny

DREW (from Alabama) MADE MY WHOLE WHEAT LOAF, NO  KNEAD BREAD, CINNAMON ROLLS, JELLY DONUTS & SWEET POTATO CHOCOLATE CAKE – WOW!

“Jenny and team, A) My Dad (David Woods) owns a television station that syndicated your show for years! What a small world! B) I found your recipes on YouTube and your website and got way into baking in February. The bread aisle at the grocery store is attached. But my family had had LOTS of bread thanks to you!  And cinnamon rolls, jelly donuts, and sweet potato chocolate cake! Thanks so much for the recipes!”

~ Your photos are fantastic and I love that we have a connection from my show. Thank you so very much for taking time to send all of this. ❤️  – jenny (…no team, just me…)

KATHY (from Florida) MADE MY EASTER BREAD

“Hi Jenny, Here is my rendition of your Easter Bread. I divided the dough into three “ropes” and braided them and didn’t have golden raisins so had to use red and I added 1 tsp of cinnamon to dough. It smelled heavenly while baking. We can’t wait to try some. Thank you for your inspiration and easy tasty recipes!”

~ It looks beautiful and I love those hanging Easter eggs. Thank you and Happy Easter.  – jenny

“LATA” MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD

“I made this bread today and result is awesome!!! Thanks for sharing this recipe ??”

~ I’m glad it turned out so well. Thank you for the photos.  – jenny

TARA (from Canada) MADE MY CINNAMON ROLLS & YELLOW CAKE into CUPCAKES

“Hi Jenny! I bake your cinnamon rolls all the time! I always have to double the batch in this house. I use 1/2 whole wheat flour and 1/2 white flour. I ice with a cream cheese icing. HUGE HIT in my house! And I baked cupcakes from your one bowl yellow cake recipe. Easter cupcakes! Made a cream cheese icing for them too. Delicious!”

~ Thank you for sending more photos. That is some serious icing on those cinnamon rolls! ?  – jenny

DOMINIQUE (from Florida) MADE MY PAN PIZZA

“Jenny, Your recipes have yet to disappoint.  This pan pizza was so easy and utterly scrumptious.  Actually, my entire family voted it the BEST they’ve ever tasted and want me to add it to our weekly menu. Thanks again, Dominique (Florida).”

~ I’m happy to know it was such a big hit. Thanks so much for your photos.  – jenny

DEB (from Indiana) MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD

“Jenny, Thank you so much for the most incredible bread recipe! I am a bread person too, and there’s something about bread fresh from the oven that brings so much joy. By the way, I baked this in an oven-safe stoneware insert (removed from my slow cooker) with a cookie sheet over it as a lid. It worked beautifully! ~ Deb from Indiana.”

~ Thanks for your photo and a special thanks for including the vessel you used – that will help a lot of people.  – jenny

The whole world is home and cooking and I love seeing photos of my recipes from all over the world, so please say where you’re from – include yourself in the photo too! (I post these manually so you won’t see it right away.) Use this link to send your photo: YourPhotos@JennyCanCook.com

DOUG MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD

“First try – it came out great. Everyone thought that I’d purchased it! They were surprised to learn that it was made from scratch. Added thyme and sesame seeds. What do you think? The Pink Gloves are a nice touch. Thanks for the great recipe.”

~ I think it looks awesome, with beautiful cracks and your additions were perfect. – jenny

JERRI-LEE MADE MY SOFT OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIES

“Thank you for your excellent recipe Jenny. I utilised both wholewheat and white flour, incorporated flaxseed and barley. As I am diabetic I substituted sugar with watermelon in one batch. My hubby loves  both batches  and demolished them with English Cheddar Cheese. Thank you so much for the quarrantine treats. ~ Jerri-Lee Lovell-Barrow (Mrs.).”

~ I’m glad you were able to adjust them to your needs. Thank you for your photo. – jenny

ASHLEY (from Germany) MADE MY QUICK & EASY CHOCOLATE CAKE

“Hi Jenny! We are from the U.S., but currently stationed in Germany. I made your Quick & Easy Chocolate Cake this afternoon and it was a total hit! I only have two small 6 inch cake pans, so I divided the batter as evenly as possible, used your frosting in between the layers, and voila! We are down to 4 eggs on day 30 of our quarantine, and I have to say, we didn’t miss the egg or butter one bit—your recipe is absolutely decadent! Best wishes to you and your family—stay healthy! ~ Ashley Andrade.”

~ My cake is in Germany! Does that make it a “German Chocolate Cake?” ? – jenny

ENZA (& her 11-year old daughter) MADE MY CINNAMON ROLLS  & PACZKI

“Hi Jenny, I love baking now! Your recipes and videos are so easy to follow and with very few ingredients makes it even easier to bake. My 11 year old daughter loved baking the cinnamon rolls and the Polish doughnuts with me. Thank you. Regards, Enza.”

~ Everything looks great. Congrats to your daughter for learning how to bake. ~ jenny

DOMINIQUE (from Florida) MADE MY CHOCOLATE CAKE

“Hi Jenny, I just made your chocolate cake and it’s DELICIOUS!  A few modifications–1 c. coffee instead of water,  semi-sweet chocolate chips added to the batter,  substituted Kahlua for the vanilla in the icing (I ran out). Anyway, it turned out great.  Thanks for a quick and easy cake recipe. ~ Dominique, From Sunny Florida.”

~ Thank you for your photo. A few other people have also used coffee – sounds good! ~ jenny

PAUL (from Canada) MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD

“Hi Jenny..again, yr no knead bread is a most wonderful & quick recipe that you have shared. In my latest baking, instead of using (hot) tap water, I substituted the saved (reheated) water from boiling potatoes. The starch from the potatoes added a “nice” flavour to the no knead bread & created a most delicious bread. I used my Kitchen Aid cast iron pot (fm CTC) but upped yr ingredients to 1 1/3 times eg 4 cups flour, 2 C potatoe water etc to fill my oval pot. Ciao fm Kitchener.”

~ What a great idea to use potato water. Thank you from a fellow Canuk. ?? ~ jenny

LINDA (from California) MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD, CHOCOLATE CAKE & PAN PIZZA

“Hi Jenny, I was lucky enough to come across your cooking videos on YouTube – I’ve always loved your humor!  Made the bread in my tiny 2.5-quart dutch oven and it still turned out great.  My son and I made your pizza dough but forgot it was proofing it the cold oven when he turned it on to pre-heat for making cookies.  Tried again and the pizza was the best pan pizza we have ever had!  My daughter made your chocolate cake last night and I’m surprised there is that one piece left today.  We are definitely making pizza again tomorrow.  Thank you for the yummy recipes and the fun you put into sending them out there! ~ Linda Mo, from Nipomo, California.”

~ Wow, you have been busy. Thank you very much. Stay well. ~ jenny

LAURA (from California) MADE MY FOCACCIA BREAD

“Hi Jenny, Here is a photo of the Focaccia Bread I made. I made one last night and ate it so fast I forgot to take pictures. It was so good I made another one today. Thank you for the easy recipe. I also have your deep dish pizza dough proofing for tonight. Sheltering at home in Santa Maria, California.”

~ Focaccia is one of my favorites. Thanks so much for your photo. ~ jenny

CAROL MADE MY ZUCCHINI CHOCOLATE CAKE

“Hi Jenny, I made your chocolate zucchini cake recipe. I tweaked it, using half a cup of coconut flour in place of regular flour. I think my zucchini was a bit dry and added a couple of tablespoons of water. I think I might add 2 tablespoons of cream cheese to add a little more moisture to the mix. Or serve with a dollop of whip cream or vanilla ice cream. I also used a bundt pan – will need to double the recipe to have it a traditional size bundt cake. Mine is a little shorty as you can see! You’re the best – thanks for sharing your wit and recipes! Be safe. Best regards, Carol Hemingway aka Daisy likes to cook.”

ANDREW (from the UK) MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD & CHICKEN POT PIE

“Dear Jenny, I stumbled across your site looking for bread recipes and in two days I have tried two things, both have worked out brilliantly.  And your videos are such fun to watch too, as well as being informative and helpful.  Sorry that that Chicken Pot Pie is not in the right sort of dish, but it still worked brilliantly in this small baking tray, with no overflowing sauce, and with the pastry just plonked on top!  Hope you are staying well during the crazy Coronavirus times.”

~ Thank you for these inspiring photos. It’s good to know that the pot pie works in other shapes just as well. ?~ jenny

9-YEAR OLD SVEA (from Minnesota) MADE MY CHOCOLATE CAKE

“Hello!  My mother in law recently sent me your recipe for bread that I will try. My 9 year old (Svea) has been baking up a storm since the quarantine began.  Her first recipe was your chocolate cake and frosting.  It was fabulous and it disappeared quickly! ~ Amy, Lakeville, MN.”

~ WOW! I Love Love Love this photo and to know that Svea has a love for baking is wonderful!! Svea, keep it up – I can see your family is so proud of you and so am I that you chose my recipe. I look forward to your next creation. ❤️ ~ jenny

FRAN (from Georgia) MADE MY SIMPLE WHOLE WHEAT BREAD & APPLE PIE

“I Think it’s the Aldi Yeast ?- Well, bummer.  I have tried Whole Foods to Fresh Market, Publix to Kroger, Sprouts to Walmart, Target, and beyond.  NO yeast to be found, but finally found some at Aldi. Alas, no Gelson’s here and I don’t know if this yeast is old because the date is funky plus it’s made in Turkey!  Oy vey. Anyhoo, this is the wheat bread rise after 45 minutes.  Bummer! What a waste. Thanks Jennie… love your recipes, especially your apple pie! – Fran Russell.”

~ Oh, I’m so sorry. I feel your pain, I really do. My only suggestion is to proof the yeast (google “how to proof yeast” and maybe it will be good and something else was the problem, possibly the liquid wasn’t warm enough. Meantime, you could still leave it out overnight to see if it rises (nothing to lose). ?~ jenny“Well, it’s a miracle! I thought my low rising dough might be a throw away, then saw again that the bread rises a lot in the oven. So I tossed it in.  Indeed! I’ve never baked before quarantining, and it’s a miracle!  Family favorite?  Apple pie, but they haven’t tried this amazing 90 minute wheat bread! Thanks again Jenny! ~ Fran Russell.”

Wow, that’s great news. I’m so glad to hear it. You just proved that we should always trust a good recipe and keep going. I’m so happy for you! ?? – jenny“I only had a 10 inch pie plate so stretched the dough to make it fit for this fabulous apple pie.  My family’s favorite thing I’ve ever made with just the right amount of sugar and cinnamon/nutmeg.  I really needed the instructions on the apple piece size.  Thank you Jenny! – Fran.” (Your pie is perfect! – jenny)

HOLLY MADE MY CHICKEN POT PIE

“I made this this morning and will have it for lunch…anyone know how to reheat it?? I’m assuming put it back in the oven at 350 might work (?) Thanks you Jenny…your recipes are the best ?”

~ What a beautiful pie, thank you! I reheat by putting foil inside the pan and pushing it up against the exposed  filling so the filling stays put,  and I leave the top crust exposed. I put it in a 350 oven but don’t remember for how long. I hope that makes sense.  ~ jenny

KATHRYN (from Texas) MADE MY FOCACCIA BREAD

“Hi Jenny, Here’s a pic of my Focaccia bread that I tried today. It turned out great. All I had was AP flour. I’m here in Texas sheltering in place, I do not work for Morton salt…lol.”

~ I just made some yesterday. Yours looks nice and crispy. Thank you!  ~ jenny

I am thrilled every time someone sends a photo of one of my recipes. My favorite this week is from Valerie, who staged a beautiful table to show off her quick & easy chocolate cake. Actually she made two, one with sugar and one with splenda and she noted that they, “seemed the same in texture and flavor.” Good to know. Thank you, Valerie.

To see more photos sent by home cooks all over the world, click here.

The whole world is home and cooking and I love seeing photos of my recipes from all over the world, so please say where you’re from. (I post them manually so you won’t see it right away.) Use this link to send your photo: YourPhotos@JennyCanCook.com

DOMINIQUE MADE MY CABBAGE ROLLS

“Dear Jenny, These were AMAZING!  I used cabbage from my husband’s garden and fresh tomatoes as well.  My family loved it.  The pic is taken before they were baked in the oven.  Love the tip for placing cabbage leaves on top before baking.  They were so moist and yummy. Thanks for the great recipe. ~ Dominique. Btw, I am half Polish. ?”

~ I can only imagine how great these would be with fresh garden cabbage. Thank you very much. ~ jenny

JOAN MADE MY SIMPLE WHOLE WHEAT BREAD

“This is the bread, just out of the oven.  I have had so many failures with bread baking that I gave up for years.  And then I saw your recipe.  It came out beautifully, but I would like it a little browned on top.  I will not tent it with foil until maybe the last five minutes.  I also split the top and drizzled a little butter, resulting in a moist, flavorful bread.  Thank you, thank you!”

~ Thank you for your photo and I’m glad you got your bread mojo back! ? ~ jenny

KATHY MADE MY NO KNEAD BREAD ROLLS

“Hello Jenny, It is my honor to find you and use your recipes.The very first time I cooked bread , was your recipe . I always thought it’s very hard to make a bread but you are making everything absolutely easy and FUN ? Thank you so much . Look sooo good and was so delicious ? Best regards, ~Kathy Alimi.”

~ Your rolls turned out perfect and I like the sesame seeds on top. Thank you for the photo. ~ jenny

CYNTHIA MADE MY EASY CRISPY FOCACCIA BREAD

“Cynthia made this delicious bread from Jenny’s recipe!  Thank you.”

~ Thank you so much! I love this recipe and now I have to make some tonight!  ~ jenny

ANH (from California) MADE MY SOFT & CHEWY OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIES

“Hi Jenny, We live in the South Bay  area of Los Angeles.  I had finally got a hold of 2 bags of unbleached flour after 3 weeks of searching high and low for them.  With the quarantine order, baking saves my sanity, not to mention my family’s. Here are my first try at your Soft & Chewy Oatmeal Raisin Cookies.  Thank you for sharing.”

~ They look perfect and I think chewy cookies are comforting. Thank you for your photo. ~ jenny

GRACE (from New Zealand) MADE MY PIZZA DOUGH & CHOCOLATE CAKE

“Hi Jenny , So thrilled my husband discovered your easy, simple and most of all delicious recipes.I made your egg free dairy free chocolate cake and I tell you it was a hit! ( have sneaked a bit of Baileys on the icing ??) It was yum) And also tried your pizza dough couple of times and it was the perfect homemade pizza dough I’ve ever tried. You’ve made our lockdown a not so gloomy place. Thanks  More power to you and keep safe.  Cheers from New Zealand ~ Grace. ❤”

~ My pizza dough is in New Zealand! That’s a tasty looking pizza and luscious looking cake. Thanks for sending your photos. Stay well. ❤️ ~ jenny

CINDY (from Trinidad) MADE MY CINNAMON ROLLS & OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIES

“Hi Jenny ..I’m from Trinidad..made these…didn’t have a round pan…but it turned out great..thank you. Thank you for the recipes. ~ Cindy.”

~ Thanks for the great photos. They both look really yummy! ~ jenny

NANA (from Canada) MADE MY QUICK & EASY SPROUTED WHEAT BREAD

“Hi Jenny, I made your Q & E sprouted wheat bread recipe, using Anita’s sprouted spelt flour (from Costco.)  It turned out great thanks for sharing the recipe! ~ Nana from Manitoba Canada.”

~ Your bread is so beautifully tall. And thanks for the Costco tip. (I’m from Ontario ??)~ jenny

HOLLY MADE MY NO KNEAD CRUSTY ROLLS INTO HOT DOG BUNS

“Made a batch of your No Knead 2 Hour Crusty Rolls into hot dog buns for dinner tonight, they were so good! When this time of social distancing and self-quarantine is over, I will make these to contribute to the many cookouts we will go to ?”

~ I love this! Thanks very much for sharing your photo and this great idea. ~ jenny

NICOLE MADE MY FASTER NO KNEAD BREAD

“My first time making bread! We’re so excited to have this with our Zuppa Toscana tonight. Thank you for the Faster no knead bread recipe and great video! ~ Nicole. ?”

~ I’m glad to hear it and Zuppa Toscana sounds so good with this bread! ~ jenny

THERESA MADE MY QUICK & EASY CHOCOLATE CAKE AND CINNAMON ROLLS

“I don’t know how I found your website  but I am so glad I did.  I made your chocolate cake 2 days ago and your cinnamon rolls today.  They are the best ever….thank you so much for making your recipes so easy to follow.”

~ Thank you for the photos. I’m glad you found me too. ? ~ jenny

These are just some of the recipes that I have either improved or simplified since they were originally posted. I’m always learning and improving my skills so if anyone is using a recipe that was posted a while ago or if you printed it some time ago, please check the “Recipe Changes/Fixes” category in my blog.

So far I have made changes to about 100 recipes but many of the changes are minor, like increasing salt or reducing sugar but others, like my 15-Minute Veggie Pasta, now use an easier, faster, all-in-one-pan method. I’m always looking for ways to make something healthier or faster or to simplify the process so every time I cook, if I try a better way and it works, I adjust the recipe and share the exact changes I made in the blog.

I encourage all of my regular cooks to occasionally check the “Recipe Changes” category here in my blog to make sure you are using the newest and best version of each recipe. As I evolve as a better (& simpler) cook, I will continue to occasionally update my recipes. To see if any changes were made to your favorite recipes, click here.

Everyone is making these easy Christmas cookies but it’s not even Thanksiving yet! What gives? I guess you’re all just testing them out to make sure they’ll turn out during the holidays. The only way to know for sure is to test out the recipe in advance and eat as many as you can because, you know, you can’t be too sure. I’m “testing them out” today and I can report that they did turn out really well. It’s just a public service I thought I should provide for everyone. 🙂 I can confirm that this is the easiest recipe ever for Christmas pecan balls, so easy that even amateur cooks are making them. “I didn’t know they were so easy to make,” they say.

And there’s more. These delicious little Christmas treats keep really well so you can make them in advance, and they freeze well too. It just keeps getting better. They are sometimes called pecan balls, snowballs, or Mexican wedding cookies. I’ll just call them easy. Click here for the recipe. – Jenny Jones

For anyone who does not have a Dutch oven but wants an easy way to make crusty homemade bread with no kneading and almost no work at all, look what I just made on a baking sheet! It was so easy and the loaf was crusty and delicious.

A Dutch oven with a lid creates steam inside the pot, which produces that crispy crust so I create steam inside the oven by placing a small 5 by 9-inch pan in the oven while it’s preheating. Then when I place the bread in to bake, I pour some boiling water into the little hot pan and whoosh – steam goes all over the place. I close the oven door right away to keep the steam inside and let it bake.

Anyone can make this easy no knead bread on a baking sheet. Click here for the recipe. – Jenny Jones

I found a better way to make my 100% whole wheat no knead bread. I’m using the same ingredients but I recently found that you don’t always need the resting period for no knead breads while the oven heats up so I tried it with this whole wheat version and it turned out great. And it saves time. I plan to experiment with all my other no knead breads and will report back on each one if they are just as good without the resting time.

I get the best result in my 3 1/2-quart Dutch oven so the bread can not spread too much. Keep in mind that this is a heavier, more dense loaf than the original white flour version but if you want an easy, healthy, high fiber bread recipe, this is it. The only difference between this recipe and the old one is that the old one had a 2-hour resting period before baking. So the total time for this recipe just went from 13 hours to 11 (but you’re sleeping most of this time anyway).

For my new and improved, faster 100% whole wheat no knead bread, click here for the recipe.

GOOD NEWS! There is an even faster way to make my 2-Hour No Knead Bread. Thanks to a comment by fellow baker, Terry, who simply forgot the 15-minute rest, it turns out you can do without it. So the 2-hour recipe now can be made in 1 3/4 hours! When I saw Terry’s comment I immediately tried it myself. And it worked. I just left out the 15-minute rest and took it straight from the mixing bowl after the one-hour rise, folded it over a few times on a floured surface, and placed in on a sheet of parchment paper. I lifted the parchment and dough, placed it in my preheated Dutch oven, and baked as usual. Look at how well it turned out!

Most bread connoisseurs will agree that the longer the dough rests, the better flavor the bread will develop. This is true but some days I want bread and don’t have much time and I thought this loaf tasted really good.  I’m not sure if I should adjust the recipe so in the meantime, here is all you need to do: 1) Preheat your oven 15 minutes earlier. 2) Skip the 15-minute rest before baking.

Click here for the recipe. – Jenny Jones

I made ribs this weekend with my own rub and sauce and I can see why the video has 5 million views and 35,000 comments on youtube and why my recipe has garnered over 800 comments here on this website. They are fantastic! I always make them in the oven now because I don’t like cleaning the grill. And this time I couldn’t find the silver skin on the back to remove and they were still just as tender as ever.

In case anyone has not tried this easy, foolproof way to make the most delicious fall-off-the-bone-ribs, try this recipe. Use my rub and sauce and you won’t be disappointed.

I went to bed early last night, planning to have the leftovers for dinner tonight but this morning, two of the ribs are missing. Apparently, my husband decided he needed a midnight snack. ? Click here for the recipe. – Jenny Jones