

Savory Breakfast Foccacia
Focaccia is a savory Italian flat bread, similar to pizza but without the traditional tomato sauce. In this recipe, we're sharing our favorite breakfast bread. Technically, it could be served with any meal, but it lends itself to be a particularly wonderful addition to breakfast when accompanied by a savory cheese omelet. The bread comes together rather quickly, since the dough doesn't need to raise more than a 40 minutes! Savory Breakfast Focaccia Crust: 6 cups Texas Pure M


Slow-Cooker Tex-Mex Summer Squash Casserole
The raising temperatures of July are the perfect time to not add heat to your kitchen. It's also the time of year that the garden explodes with zucchini and scads of summer vegetables! Yes, it is also the time of year that we leave our car windows rolled up at night because our neighbors leave bags of "unclaimed" zucchini in the front seat. Zucchini will take over the world someday if we don't do our part to keep it under control. Right? Why not employ the low-heat of a sl


Texas Sour Cream Rye Biscuits
The Texas answer to New York Rye just happened. If you've ever loved rye bread, but hated how long it takes for bread to rise, these biscuits will be right up your alley! They're excellent for delicious brunch corned beef sliders with a dab of spicy mustard or try them as your biscuits and gravy centerpiece and replace the sausage in the gravy with some pastrami! You'll love the flavor in these. Texas Sour Cream Rye Biscuits 2 cups Texas Pure Milling All Purpose Baking Mix
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Fresh Fruit Cookie-Pizzas
Fresh fruit tarts meet a simple fudge-textured sugar cookie base in this delicious and delightfully portable treat. You can use any fruit you'd like to top the chocolate cream cheese base, but we really love it with fresh berries and nectarines drizzled with a little melted apricot jam. This is a great cookie to make with kids and let them decide which fruit they want on top of their own individual cookie! We think you'll agree, this is the perfect summer dessert! Texas Perfe