Recipes using Janie’s Mill Products
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Baked Lemon Drop Donuts
Baked donuts. I had no idea they even existed until recently. They are very easy to make and way too easy to eat. Luckily, they are a lot healthier and...
Read MoreEaster Egg Bread
Janie's Mill manager Jill Brockman-Cummings makes this slightly sweet, yeasted bread for breakfast on Easter morning. We suspect that the recipe originates with the Italian side of her family, but...
Read MoreFamily Sandwich Loaf
I was asked by a home baker the other day whether I had a recipe that her children could use for toast and that her husband could make into sandwiches...
Read MoreThree Layer Chocolate Cake, by Bekah the Edgewood Baker
For Valentine's Day, we asked Bekah, The Edgewood Baker, to create a recipe for us. I promise you this is divine and, as Bekah says, you can change it up...
Read MorePain d'épices by Cati Molnar
Pain d'épices straddles the line between bread and cake, and has a long and intriguing history.
Read MoreSourdough Brioche by Cati Molnar
This recipe is from pastry chef Cati Molnar of Robert et Fils, a Chicago restaurant serving French food with a modern touch.
Read MoreFocaccia by Sam Fromartz
Focaccia is a delicious pillowy bread that's perfect for cheese or cured meats, or for wiping up tomato sauce once you've eaten your plate of pasta. Plus, it's very easy...
Read MorePumpkin-shaped Sourdough Loaf
The combination of High-Protein and Red Fife flours, plus the pumpkin shape, make this the perfect fall loaf of sourdough!
Read MoreDinner Rolls by Stephen Blanchard
Dinner rolls are easy to make, and make any meal special!
Read MoreRaisin Bread with Red Fife and Dark Rye
This raisin bread is perfect for breakfast or any time! It's fairly dark (thanks to the molasses) and dense (thanks to the 100% extraction Red Fife and Dark Rye). It...
Read MoreGrandma's Pumpkin Spice Bars
These classic pumpkin spice bars make a healthy snack any time, but especially around Halloween and Thanksgiving!
Read MoreEasy Pasta Dough
Making pasta at home may sound daunting but with only three ingredients -- stone-ground flour, eggs, and water -- you can make lovely spaghetti, noodles, linguini, or even ravioli.
Read MoreCecilia's Buckwheat Pancakes
These buckwheat pancakes are simple and delicious. Buckwheat, this old and wonderful grain, is a gluten free super seed. Though wheat is part of its name, it is in fact...
Read MoreNew Zealand-Style Scones
New Zealand scones are similar to American-style biscuits and are best eaten hot with butter or jam.
Read MoreCecilia's Country Pie Crust Pastry
A pie needs a good pie crust - a good shell to hold all its deliciousness. I wanted a pastry that supports, not only an Apple Pie or Pumpkin Pie,...
Read MoreHot Breakfast Cereal (porridge) with Cracked Wheat or Rye
This quick and wholesome hot breakfast is filling and full of flavor whether you use Janie's Mill Organic Cracked Wheat or Cracked Rye.
Read MoreSpelt and Rye Country Bread by Heidi Hedeker
Pastry chef instructor Heidi Hedeker provides a recipe and step-by-step photos for this classic old-world bread made with Spelt and Rye.
Read MoreCecilia's Ciabatta Rolls
Ciabatta Rolls are the perfect vehicle for a delicious sandwich. They are especially light and airy when made with Janie's Mill High Protein Flour.
Read MoreWhich Janie's Mill Flour is Best for my Baking?
Choosing the right organic stone ground Janie's Mill flour for your breads and cakes makes all the difference to your final product. Here are a few tips from Cecilia to...
Read MoreCecilia's No-Fuss No-Knead Bread
This simple bread using Janie's Mill stoneground High Protein flour.
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