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Butterscotch Instant Pudding
Use this recipe submitted by Kitchen Friend Becky Lewis as a substitute for any Amish Friendship Bread recipe that calls for instant pudding. Butterscotch Instant Pudding Use this recipe as a substitute for any Amish Friendship Bread recipe that calls for instant pudding. 2 cups nonfat dry milk5 cups brown sugar (packed)3 cups cornstarch1 teaspoon salt Mix and store in airtight container.Use ½ cup of mix per box of instant pudding being … [Read more...]
Chocolate Instant Pudding
Chocolate Instant Pudding This recipe can be used as a substitute for any Amish Friendship Bread recipe that calls for a box of chocolate instant pudding. 2½ cups nonfat dry milk5 cups sugar3 cups cornstarch1 teaspoon salt2½ cups unsweetened cocoa Mix and store in airtight container.Use 1/2 cup of mix per box of instant pudding being substituted.ENJOY! … [Read more...]
Vanilla Instant Pudding
Vanilla Instant Pudding Use this homemade vanilla pudding mix as a substitute for any Amish Friendship Bread recipe that calls for a box of instant pudding. 3 cups nonfat dry milk4 cups sugar½ teaspoon nutmeg1 teaspoon salt3 cups cornstarch5 teaspoons vanilla extract Mix and store in airtight container.Use ½ cup of mix per box of instant pudding being substituted.ENJOY! This recipe can be used as a substitute for any Amish Friendship Bread recipe that calls for a box of … [Read more...]
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Amish Friendship Bread
If Charlie Brown had a favorite Amish Friendship Bread, this would be it. This Amish Friendship Bread recipe is moist and flavorful, using pumpkin puree (fresh or canned) and dark chocolate chips (I used Ghiradelli's bittersweet chocolate baking chips, which has 60% cacao). The kicker? One package of pumpkin spice instant pudding. If you're new to the Friendship Bread Kitchen, you may be wondering about this pudding thing. "Instant pudding doesn't sound very Amish," you might be thinking. … [Read more...]
April 11 2011 Kitchen Notes & News
Hi everyone! Happy Monday! (Okay, it's really Tuesday, but that's because I'm in a new time zone!) I had a great time in Seattle (thank you Barnes & Noble, Third Place Books, ChickChat and Eileen Fisher) and now I'm in Milwaukee touring for my novel, Friendship Bread. I visited lots of bookstores (Boswell Book Company, more Barnes & Nobles, and Next Chapter Bookshop) and also had a great interview in WUWM 89.7 Milwaukee Public Radio (confession: I was totally nervous and my mind … [Read more...]
April 4 2011 Kitchen Notes & BIG NEWS!
FRIENDSHIP BREAD: A NOVEL Hits Bookstores Tomorrow! "Not many books capture your heart and your attention so much so that you don't want to put it down. This is one of those books." Tomorrow, Tuesday April 5, 2011, is a BIG day for Darien and the Kitchen. It's the official publication date of my novel, Friendship Bread, which is coming out in hardcover, Kindle/Nook/ebook, audio, and large type. It's also being published in 10 countries. But more importantly, it's what inspired the Friendship … [Read more...]
FAQs
I know you have a few questions, and I've got a few answers. Following are the questions we're most often asked with respect to Amish Friendship Bread. If you can't find what you're looking for, head over to our Facebook page and post your question on our wall. "START"ING OFF Q: The instructions I received with my bread and starter are so confusing. Help! A: Basically there are two parts: the care and feeding of your starter, and then the actual baking. Days 1 through 10 are about … [Read more...]
Pumpkin Cranberry Walnut Oil-Free Amish Friendship Bread Cake
Is 2018 the year you want to eat healthier, but don't want to give up your Amish Friendship Bread? Me too! I'm making 2018 the year of healthier Amish Friendship Bread options. This means more recipes with less oil, less eggs and less sugar, as well as a host of gluten-free and dairy-free options. You shouldn't have to give up flavor and a love for Amish Friendship Bread because you're trying to eat better, right? A quick note: I only share links that I love and personally use. This post … [Read more...]
Chocolate Candy Cane Amish Friendship Bread
• The holidays wouldn't be completed without the familiar red and white stripe of the candy cane. This Amish Friendship Bread loaf is filled with chocolate and peppermint goodness, with just the right amount of crunch. You can sometimes find candy cane instant pudding in the grocery stores in December, so if you see it, grab it and stock up for the season! Swap out the chocolate pudding for the candy cane and swap the peppermint extract for vanilla. International Café also makes a … [Read more...]
Gingerbread Amish Friendship Bread
• This is the bread you want baking in your kitchen the ENTIRE month of December. It's warm and spicy, with just the right sweet notes. The scent alone is worth it, but it is absolutely delicious. During the holiday season you can sometimes find gingerbread instant pudding in grocery stores and big box stores like Walmart or Target, but if you're making the bread at any other time of the year, you can simply use a box of vanilla pudding mixed with 1 teaspoon ground ginger. What makes … [Read more...]
Chocolate Amish Friendship Bread Brownies
We love brownies! The Amish Friendship Bread brownie was one of the early recipes in my arsenal when I had tons of starter on hand. People were so used to receiving loaves of the classic sugar-cinnamon Amish Friendship Bread from me that they were shocked when I showed up with these chewy, chocolate squares. Another way to share what we have with others and pass it on? Yes, please! There are lots of ways you can tweak this recipe. Here are a few brownie basics: Up the chocolate ante by … [Read more...]
