Tuesday, October 14, 2008

BFS Assignment #105 {M'm M'm Good}


Intro: M’m M’m Good (Campbell’s Soup)
The fall is such a wonderful time of year.  The beautiful foliage and cool, crisp morning air is such a wonderful change from the hot summer.  I also love the M’m M’m good smell of fall cooking and baking.  The wonderful fall veggies, fruits and Thanksgiving foods.


Assignment:  Post your favorite fall recipe/recipes to share.  I love trying new recipes, do you?  It can be baking, main dishes, veggies, dessert or anything else you can think of.  There are no limits.  Mmmmmm..I can’t wait to take a look at some of those recipes.


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Let me preface my assignment by saying that I am a reluctant cook.  LOL  I really don't care to do much cooking, and often I do it only out of necessity.  But I do like baking, in most cases.  This weekend I did bake four pumpkin pies (just used the recipe on the can of pumpkin - its dummy proof! LOL) and yesterday I made a pumpkin roll for the first time and it turned out great!  Our fall favorites are things like chili, roast turkey, chicken potpie, pumpkin pie, and cranberry cobbler.  We have a turkey fryer and enjoy deep-fried turkey even in the winter, when we're provided with a day that is not too windy or pouring down rain.  I decided to share my cranberry cobbler recipe, because its so easy and is meant to make use of leftover cranberry sauce.



Cranberry Cobbler


1 1/2 cups rolled oats


1 1/2 cups flour


1 cup packed brown sugar


3/4 cup butter or margarine


1/4 tsp baking soda


Leftover whole berry cranberry sauce - about 14 oz.  (you can add in some jellied cranberry if you have that left over too)



Mix together all ingredients except cranberry sauce until crumbly.  Pack a little more than half into a greased 9x9 pan.  Spread the cranberry sauce on top, then cover with remaining crumb mixture.  Press it down a little with your hand.  Bake at 350*F for about 40 minutes until its golden brown.  This is best served warm and topped with vanilla ice cream.  (although we've been known to eat it warm with cream as a breakfast!  It is oatmeal, after all! LOL)




"...then I will send rain on your land in its season, both autumn and spring rains, so that you may gather in your grain, new wine and oil."  ~ Deuteronomy 11:14


 


 


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2 comments:

kingskreation.net said...

I love cranberries! I never thought about using them in a cobbler though, I'll have to try that. How did you like the pumpkin roll? I have made those for years and years, my family loves getting them...Thank you for sharing with us.


Mrs.Nancy

BFS Teacher

Sheri said...

Cranberry cobbler sounds great for Turkey day, gonna save this beauty for sure...thanks for posting it.

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