Here we are with my last Guest Pots from my month in Maine. I can’t believe it is almost over and that I’ll be heading back to NYC on Monday. My boyfriend Andy is here visiting for the weekend and we are having a lovely time enjoying fall in New England. Is anything more amazing than a bowl of chowder with bright red leaves on the trees outside? I think No…
This post is from a blogger I admire so much. Georgia from The Comfort of Cooking is one if the sweetest, most supportive and talented ladies I know. From the beginning of my blog days she has made me wish that we lived closer together so we could get together and bake yummy things. I just have a feeling we’d be good friends. That being said, I am not even a little surprised that she created something so mouth-watering-ly delicious. Man would I love one of these rolls to dip in my chowder tomorrow. Make sure to stop by Georgia’s blog and tell her how amazing these look! I’ll be back from NYC next week :)
Hello, dear readers of The Baker Chick! My name is Georgia and The Comfort of Cooking is my food blog. There, I share the results of my best cooking and baking successes, as well as plenty of delicious photography and storytelling related to each recipe. Easy, elegant comfort food classics with a twist is what you’ll find there, and since my favorite thing about cooking is bringing people closer, a lot of the recipes can be made with your family and friends. For instance, these warm and buttery Parker House rolls!
But first, let me thank one of my favorite foodie friends, Audra, for welcoming me with a guest post on her beautiful blog here. Though we’ve only exchanged a handful of emails, I feel like I know her personally. It doesn’t get much more down-to-earth than this girl, and you can tell she’s as talented outside of baking as she is the kitchen. If you ask me, the world could use more Audras!
Now, onto the rolls…
This Thanksgiving, I was planning on crowding into my aunt and uncle’s cozy brick home in Massachusetts, where every year they host a 40-person celebration with my whole family, two turkeys and a ham, lots of wine and roaring laughter. This year, though, plans changed and I was delighted when my in-laws suggested that Thanksgiving in my and my husband’s new home would be a nice way to ring in fall’s favorite holiday.
With a sprinkling of sea salt and a dash of chopped fresh rosemary from my herb garden, these baked beauties were golden brown and ready for tearing into in under an hour. Come Thanksgiving, I think they’ll made a delicious addition to the table, along with the turkey, stuffing and the company of my good food lovin’ family!
Recipe via www.TheComfortofCooking.com
Sandra says
Thanks Audra for inviting Georgia and aren’t these pictures gorgeous!
Tina says
There is nothing like homemade rolls. For me it always conjures up memories of family and friends at the holidays.
I am game for any rosemary bread and I could sure eat a lot of these little gems. Amazing pictures. Great guest post. Have a good weekend you two!
In Katrina's Kitchen says
Oh wow! Georgia you really made my mouth water! I want to smell of this in my house now! Thanks Audra for having Georgia here ;)
Erin says
These rolls just look heavenly! What a great guest post!
Hope you have a great weekend!
Ana Rita says
Those are probably delicious!!!!!
Kisses,
Rita
Tiffany {A Clove of Garlic} says
Looks great and sounds great! I have never made homemade rolls, but I just might try…
Lacy says
Wow these look and sound amazing!! They’d be extra delicious with a nice warm bowl of soup. Yum!!
Cassie//Bake Your Day says
These are beautiful rolls. I love fleur de sel, what a great addition!
The Techno Viking says
They look so pretty and delicious at the same time!
Kara says
These look so lovely and yummy!! :D
Kara :D
Stephanie says
These rolls look fabulous!!
Jenn @ Baking Jenn's Blog says
I love these! They look so great!
Kim Bee says
These look absolutely amazing. Cooked to perfection. Nothing like perfect rolls. Makes any dinner better.
Amalia says
Wow, these look so GOOD! Light, fluffy, warm rolls! Oh yeah, that’s what I’m talking about! :)
warmvanillasugar says
Mmm these sound lovely!!
marla {family fresh cooking} says
Fall back East is breathtaking! I was just in CO to photograph the leaves…heavenly. Love Georgia & her blog. These rolls look amazing. Nice to meet you too Audra :)
Grubarazzi says
Sometimes I come across a post and my mind goes blank. The only word that runs through it is LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE! Hence the caps :)
[email protected] says
I love parker house rolls! These sound great with the addition of rosemary and sea salt.
Eloise says
That looks lovely (not to mention delicious)! Thanks for sharing the recipe. I’ll try it out after I look through houses for rent in Cincinnati Ohio.
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