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Showing posts with label classic with a twist recipe. Show all posts

Friday, July 31, 2015

Honey Glaze...A Sweet Treat Recipe From Sweet Basil

HONEY GLAZE
IMG_1826This recipe takes the classic powdered sugar glaze, that we have all been using for years, and adds a little honey. Click here for the Fresh Apple Cake Recipe. But, oh, how the honey enhances the sweetness! This glaze has a light taste and is perfect for any type of fruit cakes or fruit breads. The honey makes the texture super smooth, so make sure the cake is totally smooth...Or, if you're like me, the inside parts of a bundt cake are my favorite....ooey and gooey from soaking up the glaze in the middle. Yum!
Honey Glaze:
1 1/2 cups confectioners' sugar (sifted)
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons milk
Glaze: Add all the ingredients to a small bowl and stir until smooth. Set the bowl aside.
Allow the cake to cool completely, before glazing it.
Enjoy!
Follow us, like us, share us. We are Sweet Basil Farm & Gardens on Facebook. We are a local Middle Georgia producer of farm fresh fruits and vegetables and members of the American Poultry Association, licensed by the Georgia Dept. of Agriculture as Poultry Dealers and Brokers, and a proud member of the Georgia Grown program, a division of the Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. We also breed, sell and ship poultry, pet pigs, bearded irises and much more. We have an 80 acre working farm, with great emphasis on all natural gardening and livestock management practices. An 1840's general store is situated on our property, and serves as our on-site farmer’s market. We have a large vegetable and herb garden, fruit orchards and more. Conveniently located off of Interstate 75 near the Johnstonville Rd exit (#193). We are six miles west, located in Barnesville, Lamar County, Georgia.
Recipe and photos courtesy of Tisha Johnson Matthews and Sweet Basil Farms. Special thanks to J. David Matthews, of Barnesville, Georgia for support and patience with all that I try and test.

Mom's Mexican Meatloaf...A Weeknight Recipe From Sweet Basil

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School is starting...Try this recipe to spice up a mundane weeknight! An easy and quick twist on the classic meatloaf, good enough to get everyone excited for dinner.
INGREDIENTS
2 lbs. of Ground Round beef, turkey or chicken
2 Eggs
4 oz. Herdez or another brand(Homemade recipe) Salsa hot or mild- depending on your preference, plus 2-4 oz. to drizzle for topping
1/4 cup plain Quaker oatmeal
1 tsp. Onion Powder
1/2 tsp. Season Salt
1/2 tsp. Parsley
1 tsp. Garlic Powder
1 tsp. Chitpotle Powder
Cheese (Velveeta sliced, or Italian blend shredded are the best.)
DIRECTIONS
Mix ground meat, spices and eggs together in a large bowl. Spray a large baking pan with cooking spray, then transfer the meat mixture into it. Flatten the meat mixture into pan, until it is even. Bake at 350 about 25 or 30 minutes until meat looks done, drain liquid. Place cheese on top (I used Velvetta) drip another 2-4 ounces of salsa on top of cheese. Place back in oven until cheese is melted. Allow to cool for about 5 minutes, then serve! Goes well with Homemade Augratin Potatoes!
Enjoy!
Follow us, like us, share us. We are Sweet Basil Farm & Gardens on Facebook. We are a local Middle Georgia producer of farm fresh fruits and vegetables and members of the American Poultry Association, licensed by the Georgia Dept. of Agriculture as Poultry Dealers and Brokers, and a proud member of the Georgia Grown program, a division of the Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. We also breed, sell and ship poultry, pet pigs, bearded irises and much more. We have an 80 acre working farm, with great emphasis on all natural gardening and livestock management practices. An 1840's general store is situated on our property, and serves as our on-site farmer’s market. We have a large vegetable and herb garden, fruit orchards and more. Conveniently located off of Interstate 75 near the Johnstonville Rd exit (#193). We are six miles west, located in Barnesville, Lamar County, Georgia.
Recipe courtesy of Deborah Rice and Sweet Basil Farms, and photo courtesy of Coleen's Recipes and J. David Matthews, of Barnesville, Georgia for support and patience with all that I try and test.