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Apr 17, 2020

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Sweet friends, how are you? Today marks day 34 of our social distancing efforts & I gotta be honest – it’s starting to get to me. I’m wavering just the tiniest little bit, but I can feel the effects a heck of a lot more in these strange times. I tackled my crumbling sanity the best way I know how: binge watching Gilmore Girls, video wine chats with my best gal pals, comfort reading, and doing some good ole pantry baking. Honestly, it’s worked wonders.

In case you’ve found yourself in a similar situation, I’ve decided to share a quick round-up of recipes already on the blog that can be made with a handful of staple ingredients. You know, so we can eat our feelings.

Each of the recipes listed below have standard ingredients that I’m almost positive you have lurking in the back of your kitchen cupboards. Aka, now is the ideal time to really get into pantry baking!

Enjoy!

1. SEA SALT CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES

Cookies are always a good idea, but these cookies are an excellent idea. I like to make up a giant batch, scoop them into balls & freeze for later. As long as you keep the freezer supply well stocked, a freshly baked cookie is only ever 16ish minutes away – a knowledge that is such a comfort during these strange times.

2. FREEZER PIE: ROASTED PECAN APPLE PIE WITH CINNAMON CRUMBLE

If you’re anything like me, you have at least two lots of frozen dough, three bags of miscellaneous frozen fruit, and one bag of frozen buttery crumble topping. Combine the lot, add some roasted nuts, warming spices, & bake!

3. CORNFLAKE CAKE

If you’re looking for something that’s especially good to snack on, look no further. Our most recent creation, these babies tick allllll of my boxes for a quality snack: sweet, salty, crunchy, and covered in chocolate. Need I say more?

4. EASY CINNAMON ROLLS

Baking bread is a seriously good way to relax and there are few things more satisfying to pull out of the oven than freshly baked cinnamon rolls. The good news: the rolls are finished off with a simple glaze, so no need to stress about securing cream cheese for a frosting.

5. SNOW DAY CHOCOLATE CAKE

Admittedly, the Covid-lockdown isn’t the same as being snowed in, but the sentiment of this recipe is the same. This simple cake requires few ingredients and is perfect for those times when you simply need a big slice of chocolate cake.

6. BUTTERMILK SKILLET CAKE

This is perhaps the most versatile cake to ever have emerged from my kitchen. In the above recipe it’s finished off with roasted strawberries – which you can totally do with berries from your freezer, defrosted. That said, it would be just as delicious with a simple glaze.

7. BLACKBERRY PIE BARS

Pie bars are super comforting & can be made with whatever fruit you have on hand – fresh or frozen! Our favourite version to date is this blackberry one, it’s the perfect amount of sweet and tartness. The wonderful news is that any leftovers freeze so! well!

8. RASPBERRY & SEA SALT BROWNIES

This is my second favourite brownie recipe & it’s perfect for times like these because it is super economical with its use of eggs. Frozen berries can be subbed in if you don’t have any fresh, or forgo the berries altogether for a simpler version!

9. CHOCOLATE VEGAN BANANA BREAD

This is an extra good banana bread recipe for quarantine times because it is egg-free. Don’t let the v-word put you off: it can easily be un-vegan-ed with the use of regular milk! The quality of the banana bread remains superb, I swear.

10. LEMON & POPPYSEED PANCAKES

A vintage passionate baker recipe, but an excellent recipe nevertheless. It makes an extra large batch – win!

There we have it: a list of my favourite recipes for Pantry Baking! I hope you found a recipe that has you itching to get baking.

Until next week! xo

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