Oatmeal Breakfast Soufflé

Aida Mollenkamp Oatmeal Breakfast Souffle Recipe from www.aidamollenkamp.com

This is a multiculti soufflé.

And it’s directly inspired by my family. My French stepmother came into my life when I was 12 and I remember watching in awe as she’d whip up cheese soufflés with the flick of her wrist. Even at that age, I’d read enough Seventeen magazine to have the wherewithal to know that I shouldn’t be eating a molten cheese puff for dinner, but the reality is I’d pray that she’d serve it every time I was at their house.


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A Pie In The Hand

Aida Mollenkamp Spiced Apple-Thyme-Gouda Hand Pie Recipe

As soon as the apples come into season, I get a hankering for pie. There are a lot of pies – Shaker Lemon, Peach Melba, and Banoconut – that I count among my favorites, but I’m a sucker for nostalgia, and there’s really nothing more American than, well, apple pie. And with so many apples currently at the farmer’s markets, I feel the need to taste test them all. And, logic would have it that most apples are best taste tested in pie — right?
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Pre-Game Pilgrimage

Zingermans

I’m in constant search for food adventures and I’ve definitely got a thing for mail order, so I recently headed to Ann Arbor for a Michigan football game, I was insistent we stop by Zingermans. If you’ve never hear of it, Zingerman is like a 30-year old brick-and-mortar version of my show, foodCrafters. Ravished from…
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