Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Kitchen Success: Bloomin’ Onion Bread


Hello lovelies! I hope you all are well! It has been a crazy few days around here.
 
Friday, I decided to try my hand at tumbling down the stairs on my bottom. Other than a lovely little eggplant-colored bruise on my derriere and a pulled muscle, the only thing that was injured was my pride. Honestly, if falling up—and down—the steps were an Olympic sport, I would be the gold medalist.
 
I was supposed to post an guest post today although it didn’t arrive so I’m scramble mode today so I thought I would share with you a recipe I tried out.


A few weeks ago, I finally got around to trying the Bloomin’ Onion Bread that the wickedly talented Anna @ Herding Cats and Burning Soup whipped up. To see the recipe click HERE
 
I did switch out a few things. I used a Rustic Tuscan loaf and the orphan Irish cheeses that I had left over from another dish that I made. Rather than using butter, I used about ½ cup of olive oil, which I brushed on.
 

Oh, my buttered buns, this was delicious. It was the perfect starter and I loved the medley of cheese flavors. Each piece was divinely cheesy. Next time I try this, I’m going to make it with a pasta dish and add in a bit garlic powder to the olive oil.







 

4 comments:

  1. Oh yeah it would be great with pasta. I love that you can mix and match cheeses and spices with it for a new experience each time :) So glad you enjoyed it!

    And oh man. The stairs. I'm excellent at falling up them too. Hope your bits are feeling better soon!

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  2. Ouch! My basement stairs own me too so I had sympathy pains for you. Glad it wasn't worse than it was, Angela.


    But yummo! Your bread looks awesome. I like the healthier olive oil substitute idea. I want to eventually try this one too. Anna's recipes always sound good to me too.

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  3. I can't wait to play around with this recipe and see what I can make with it..

    I am such a klutz to the point my doctor said the best thing for me would be a plastic bubble.

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  4. I'm not overly fond of butter, so when I can, I try to substitute olive oil.

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