Brunch

Sandwiching two slices of bread with a mixture of bananas and walnuts results in French toast with a surprise filling. Try other favorite nuts in place of the walnuts, if you like. Accompany the French toast with bacon, ham, or sausage.

No electric mixer needed here—just mix in a bowl by hand.

In the restaurant, we serve our guests hot cheese biscuits and hoecake cornbread at lunchtime, but at dinner we swap out the hoecakes for these wonderful melt-in-your-mouth corn muffins.

This bread kicks traditional monkey bread’s butt! It’s the best.

These biscuits take me back to my days at The Bag Lady, I would put a couple of these in each lunch container for an extra treat! They are wonderful.

Never miss the opportunity to make these when you have turnip greens left over from a previous meal.

These popovers are so good it’s hard to believe they are so simple to make. The secret is starting with a cold oven. And don’t peek for the full 30 minutes.

This is a delicious breakfast dish, very easily prepared and quick to cook. It is something like Yorkshire pudding.