



Here’s the final product of my first foray into making whole grain mustard!
I actually used 2/3 brown mustard seed and 1/3 yellow — as it turns out I didn’t buy quite enough of the brown and I really wanted to make it! Still turned out great.



BTW: This pic was taken before I figured out I needed to have five rows of three in the pan not four in order to make these into nice pull apart rolls!

Lemon blueberry with flax seeds and flax meal muffins which were just meh — but the pic turned out nice!

Inspiration: Once again, wandering down the aisles of one of my favorite independent grocery stores, I spied an endcap displaying this book, along with the ingredients for gingerbread. Encouraged by my husband, as I loved the gingerbread pub on the cover and love cookbooks that list the weight of the ingredients in grams, I set it in our cart.
Only when I got home and really started reading it did I figure out the book was penned by one of my all-time favorite bakers on Great British Bake Off — Helena Garcia!

BTW: If you love spice forward bakes like gingerbread, I would highly picking up this cook book! Not only are the recipes excellent, Helena Garcia’s does a great job incorporating a Halloween vibe into winter holiday bakes!
Happy, I started whipping up her Basic Gingerbread Dough. (Though because I was making these cookies for people who do not appreciate Halloween with the same intensity that either Helena Garcia or I do, I stuck with basic holiday shapes.)
And they turned out great! Paired with the caramels and brigadeiros (which I will talk about next week), we got a nice set of sweet treats to hand out to neighbors and coworkers during the holidays!
Christie: Obviously, I can see any of Christie’s intrepid investigators enjoying a bit of gingerbread over the winter holidays!

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