When it comes to making bread, I don’t – usually. I’m firmly a believer that bread is cheap enough to just buy and not have to deal with making bread.

I'll always sing the praises of kale, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts, but it's time we all showed spinach some love, too. The humble vegetable can make any dish a little more nutritious and a lot ...

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Microwave the jar, uncovered, for one minute. Cover with the lid and wrap with a kitchen towel. Shake the jar until the milk ...

Now, soak the bread slices in the water and then squeeze the excess water. Then add the mixture of veggies to it. Now divide the mix and shape into cutlets with your hand, make sure it's not too thick ...

Remove the saucepan from heat and whisk in the banana puree until smooth and well blended ... Keep an eye on it, as the coconut oil helps it crisp up but can cause it to brown quickly. JN Recipe by ...

Kelly Brant is an Arkansas Democrat-Gazette style editor and columnist focused on food and cooking. She has been at the newspaper since 1996, and has been an editor since 2009. Kelly is also the ...

And, while any old recipe will do, one that is Grandma-approved is by far the best. So, if you’ve got bananas ripening on the counter, use them up in these recipes that go beyond basic banana bread.

Stephanie Wilson, a cookbook author and blogger at Daily 31, shared the recipe, which promises to be "quick, easy and delicious" and has all the traditional flavours of warm banana bread.