Oh My. Johnsonville, here I COME. I received a most ELEGANT award
.. I love it. Thank you Raoulys Girl, Who Has the Thyme!! I do give good head.. I mean blog. I just OWN the land of the lumpage, I tell ya, I OWN it. Behind the zipper of the levi jeans lies the untameable snake, the eel with a mind of its own,
the one eyed muscle that I play with consistently, the schlongs that taught me how to not have a gag reflex. Yep, I am allover the suggestiveness of this award. Without a doubt it has to be passed along to my 3 fellow pervs, I mean friends.. who've been with me from almost day uno.. CHERYL, of Cooking Dunkin Style, Ingrid of 3B's, and Monica of Lick the Bowl Good. You guys give good blog too!
New blogger friend of mine , Dave of Year on the Grill, has done a write up bout little ole me right here and a post about stuffed penis potatoes and crab balls right there. Enjoyable reads. Thank you Dave for your appreciation of all things me. I so enjoy , umm, reading about myself!
This Apple Bread, original here from Recipezaar, I make each year in the fall when apples are best. It is wonderful, moist, delicious, and a cinch to make. No reason not to try this one, and it yields 2 loaves. To begin.. for the apple bread, just beat together your sugar, eggs, and oil. Sift together flour, salt, cinnamon, and baking soda. Add this to the liquid mixture.
Add vanilla, chopped nuts and thinly sliced apples
to mixture
Put into two loaf pans sprayed with Pam, I used parchment. Sprinkle tops with sugar
Bake for 45 min
to 1 hour till done
Looks lovely , no?
Nice slightly crunchy top
with moist, deliciousness below (OK don't read into that). So pretty, yummy apple chunks
Perfectly spiced.
Lets move on down 42nd street to Pumpkin Bars. These are a Paula Deen recipe, original found here, and they are a fave of all who try them!! Each year, I also make chipper pumpkin loaf, this was a very virginal post without a comment in sight.
Lets go! With your mixer combine your eggs, sugar, oil and pumpkin until light and fluffy. In another bowl stir together your flour, baking powder, cinnamon, baking soda, and salt. Add the dry ingredients to the pumpkin mixture
and beat at low speed till combined and batter is smooth. Spread the batter into a greased 9x13 pan. Bake for 30 minutes and cool completely before frosting. To make the frosting mix together your cream cheese and your butter
with an electric mixer till smooth. Add your confectioners sugar on low speed till smooth. Stir in the vanilla and mix again.
Spread
on the cooled pumpkin bars.
Oh . these are a lovely lovely treat.
Not overly pumpkin-ish so even the kids will love them!
Lookie, Oh Yes,
gets me going
Yeah; I know it doesn't take much to get me going. Damned imagination of mine.
Pumpkin Bars
Delicious Paula Deen pumpkin flavored bar/cake recipe. Simple and ...






















I just bought a huge tray of apples from Costco - and would love to try that bread. It looks so good. And since I am on a total pumpkin kick right now, your pumpkin cake reminds me that I need to make my pumpkin bars soon!
ReplyDeleteOh, Donna! These are both amazing. I'm so craving pumpkin and both of desserts look so easy and tasty. Which one do I make first? I know...both!
ReplyDeleteLove ya!
Mmm...The pumpkin bars look awesome!!! I just burst out laughing at those stuffed penis potatoes. Laughed maybe a little too loud. lol.
ReplyDeletehow the hell do stay skinny? seriously!?! I like the pumpkin bars and cream cheese frosting is the best! I made sausage this weekend and took pictures and all I could think of was you and what you would say! HA!
ReplyDeletei know there's a pumpkin shortage, so i'll leave the bars for the true pumpkin lovers. the bread, on the other hand is irresistible--best-looking loaves i've seen in a long time!
ReplyDeleteLOove the apple cake. Pumpkin bars are so very good, perfect for fall. Like the potato pic as well, lol
ReplyDeletei thought i was your favorite. bring your fresh apples with you you also have a nice pair you can bring to fl.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the award, that was sweet! I love both cakes, but I have to make the apple, all the other kids are! You keep me laughing as always!
ReplyDeleteApple cake and pumpkin bars are both a wonderful autumn treat! Love that thick cheese frosting!
ReplyDeleteAngie's Recipes
That award suits you!
ReplyDeleteGreat fall recipes. The pumpkin cake is so cute with the seasonal colored sprinkles!
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM,...the apple bread looks so delectable, Donna!!
ReplyDeleteThe pumpkin bras look so tasty too!!
Just lovely,...
I'm thinking both of these will go on my to make list!
ReplyDeleteDelicious apple bread and pumpkin bars,perfect fall desserts...
ReplyDeleteI don't know which one to try first!! I am going with the pumpkin bars because I have everything here. Great blog post Donna and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteGin
YUM. I don't know which one of these I want to try first!!! And congrats on your very well-deserved award!
ReplyDeleteDonna- You bread and bars both look like amazing fall recipes. I'm excited to hear how you are dressing up for halloween!
ReplyDeleteLove the penis potatoes - very funny! Congrats on your award - totally fitting by the way :D Both of these sound and look delicious. I've been wanting to try Paula's pumpkin bars, but I'm waiting until I can find someone else who will eat them. No one around here likes pumpkin (idiots if you as me!)
ReplyDeleteYum! That apple bread looks delicious! But man so do the pumpkin bars...oh how to choose which to bake. Good chance Ill be making both :)
ReplyDeleteYum! They both looks delciious, I might have to try both out very soon. That apple bread looks like I could eat it for breakfast rigth now!
ReplyDeletedeliziosa questa torta!!
ReplyDeleteBoth desserts look like winners- very moist.
ReplyDeleteSpiced cakes and cream cheese frostings can't miss! I'm not putting any dick-lookin' potato in my mouth- you can have my share...
ReplyDeletethats more weenies than a mens locker room in India.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you liked the award! As soon as I saw it, I thought of you!!! I'm going to have to make the pumpkin bars now. They look so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the penis potatoes! Don't think I have ever seen so many sausages at one time! So funny! The apple bread and pumpkin bars look so good. Love the frosting and sprinkles!
ReplyDeleteI love apple bread! And pumpkin bars! And... that's all I've got to say about this one. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove your creative and well-deserved award! What fun! And longing for your pumpkin bars and apple bread. Sings autumn in the most delicious way!
ReplyDeleteI don't know which one I want to taste first? These both look so delicious and perfect for fall. I might have to make the pumpkin cake!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for my award. I think it's funny there's a fave on the background of the button. The first thing I thought of was 'head' ha ha! From one perv to the other- thanks!
Congrats on your award! I think the bread looks amazing but the pumpkin cake bars are calling my name. YUM!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the award :) 2 of my favorite things! Apple bread and pumpkin, yum :)
ReplyDeleteYummy looking desserts. Love the sausage pic...it's making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteI'me going to make the pumpkin cake so I can have an excuse to make that INCREDIBLE frosting! Everything looks delish.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the looks of that apple cake in spite of my (chocoholic) self!.
ReplyDeleteLoving your blog, Girl. I have made several of your recipes and they are the bomb! I just really need to know how much you exercise because at this rate I'm going to gain considerable weight with this stuff.
ReplyDeletecongrats on the award, you deserve them!
ReplyDeletethe treats look so good, nothing better then pumpking adn apple in the fall!
Both treats look so good. I think I need to make both of them!
ReplyDeleteAgain I have bookmarked a page of yours because of the yumminess! The bars look amazing, and I just got pumpkin, too!
ReplyDeleteI SO want a pumpkin bar with those cute spinkles on top - yum!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award and your write up! I love fall treats like these :). They both look absolutely delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe recipes look great..especially the pumpkin bars. YUM.
ReplyDeleteAnd congrats on your award! I had only the purest of intentions when I made it. HAHA.
Not sure which is better...pumpkin or apple. Is there a way to combine them both?
ReplyDeleteI would even lick the crumbs. That looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteCongrats for your award!
ReplyDeleteWhat delicious Fall treats these both are! So moist and I love the frosting!
ReplyDeleteI am so honored, thanks for the shout out
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely autumn treats! I would love both apple bread and the pumpkin bars, delicious!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on you awards and shout outs!
ReplyDeleteThe pumpkin bars look especially yummy. I love the sprinkles on top! :D
I can't make your apple bread yet because my husband may throw me out. I didn't realize how overboard I went on apple recipes. As much as he loves apples, there is a limit.
ReplyDeletePumpkin is another story. I can try that one. You have great recipes, doable and ingredient easy. Thanks.
Is it a compliment or insult, when people, make sausages, they think of you? Laughing....
I am ready for pumpkin anything! Even on weenies...oh my! Yours looks so moist, okay I do not think anything I say will make it better, but yours rocks! How about them apples...
ReplyDeleteWow, your apple bread looks amazing!! ... and the pumpkin bars, it would be hard for me to pick!
ReplyDeleteBread looks lovely donna!
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your recipes look scrumptious and so perfect for the season. I just cannot have too many pumpkin and apple recipes and these are added to my stash! Thanks for these delicious posts!
The Apple bread looks absolutely delicious! A good cup of coffee and a couple of those treats-Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI have been following Dave on the grill and I laughed out loud when I saw his blog post taking his cue from you.
Oh, yeah! This is one I would have immediately thought to give to you as well. THANK YOU for thinking of me! I'd like to think I give good blog, too!
ReplyDeleteHey, you know normally I would go straight for the pumpkin but that crackly top on the apple bread is screaming my name!
~ingrid
Beautiful pumpkin bars and yum! Apple bread is always fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the pumpkin!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI can't get enough pumpkin, but this time the apple cake caught my eye! I swear you have the most hilarious posts and my husband would get a huge kick out of being served penis potatoes for dinner! Too funny.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! They both look so moist and delicious...I wanna gobble 'em both up. Congrats on your well-deserved award :D
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award!! You definitely deserve it!
ReplyDeleteBoth treats look delish!!
I want those pumpkin bars NOW!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI hate to bake but I might get over it to do those bars :)
Both look great!
ReplyDeleteI want to try out these two right away! They both look so yummy. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI am definitely trying out the apple bread recipe! Printing it out right now! Thanks =)
ReplyDeleteWhat oil did you use? Can I use olive oil?
ReplyDeleteIf I don't bake the second loaf right away, can I keep the batter in the fridge for a day or two?
ReplyDeleteOk, I don't remember seeing this - but in any case...two things. I saw pumpkin bars and it automatically drew me here. ha ha. 2ndly - I have those same plates!!! Did you get those from Bonton? They are SUPER heavy!
ReplyDeleteI have made that apple bread probably 10 times now, so I figured it was about time to post a comment as someone who has actually tried the recipe. I baked a couple of loafs last year after you posted the recipe and brought one into work. The girls at the salon I work at raved about it, so I brought it a few more times. This fall one of the girls brought in a bunch of apples from her neighbors tree and one of the girls begged me to take them home and make this bread. I brought in 2 loafs and in the time it took me to apply a partial highlight, the first loaf was gone!
ReplyDeleteIt cooks perfect every single time. I've tried it in muffin pans and smaller loafs, but I think the big loaf has the perfect texture and crust/edge/moist center ratio. I peel my apples with an apple peeler, then use one of those apple slice and core tools to cut it into wedges, then chop those. It sounds like a lot of steps but I have found it's the quickest most efficient way for me. The only thing I do different is for the sugar on top, I mix in a tiny bit of cinnamon and brown sugar. DELICOUS!!!