Recipes by Balicravings

	The Kaznelson Bread by Balicravings I call this The Kaznelson Bread because it is the bread my grandmother used to make, and the one my mother makes on a regular basis. My great-grandmother probably made it as well. It is the first time it is written down as this one is passed from generation to generation through being together in the kitchen while it is being…	1 vote 2142 views
	Your New Favorite Dairy Free Cake by Balicravings May 15, 2013 2 Comments Your New Favorite 5 Minute Cake cakChocolate chip on the left, Cinnamon sugar in the middle and Chocolate Babka on the right…. We all need those really fast cakes that everyone loves, and that you can always adjust it to be YOU. Those cakes we whip together and put in the oven 5 minutes before…	1 vote 10364 views
	Delisious 5 minute cake! Your new favorite by Balicravings May 15, 2013 2 Comments Your New Favorite 5 Minute Cake cakChocolate chip on the left, Cinnamon sugar in the middle and Chocolate Babka on the right…. We all need those really fast cakes that everyone loves, and that you can always adjust it to be YOU. Those cakes we whip together and put in the oven 5 minutes before…	1 vote 3117 views
	3-2-1 and an egg by Balicravings This is my childhood butter cookie. An easy Danish treat! an who can't remember 3-2-1 and an egg? I think that being in the kitchen with kids at ALL ages is important and fun. My children have been a part of our kitchen since they were born. Sitting and watching from the Babybjorn and later in a high chair, getting to touch…	1 vote 1524 views
	Lemon Berry Pie with Meringue Top by Balicravings Spring is here. The supermarkets are full of berries, although the self picking season is still far away. We do love picking fruits and vegetables and eating them fresh from the trees or bushes. Summer is the time that we are out in the fields, and return home directly to the kitchen….. But for now, frozen berries can give the…	1 vote 3685 views
	Coconut Semolina Cake by Balicravings This is one of my truly favorite cakes. Similar to the Egyptian Basbousa. It is moist, gets better as the days pass and just delicious!	1 vote 3731 views