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Pumpkin Butter Swim Biscuits
These Pumpkin Butter Swim Biscuits have become my simple, cozy go to brunch treat this fall. Soft, fluffy spiced pumpkin biscuits are layered with a brown sugar cinnamon swirl, then baked in a pool of butter. The butter soaks into the biscuits as they bake, creating an irresistible soft crumb, and crisp outer edges. A…
Upside Down Caramel Apple Cinnamon Rolls
The coziest fall brunch and quite possibly my favorite brunch to make is these Upside Down Caramel Apple Cinnamon Rolls. They combine classic, soft, fluffy cinnamon rolls with apple pie and gooey sticky buns. The cinnamon rolls sit on top of a bed of warm, bubbling homemade caramel and crisp, sweet apples. As the rolls…
Apple Cider Braised Chicken
This Apple Cider Braised Chicken is one of the coziest fall meals. The chicken cooks in either an instant pot or slow cooker in a delicious apple cider, chicken and herb broth until it is ultra tender and falls apart. I served the chicken over creamy mashed potatoes, alongside maple roasted carrots. The full recipe…
Pumpkin Cinnamon Roll Cheesecake
Pumpkin Cinnamon Roll Cheesecake… combining velvety smooth cheesecake with pumpkin, brown sugar and a homemade blend of pumpkin pie spices. This cheesecake is layered with a cinnamon sugar swirl, then topped with a homemade whipped cream and Biscoff cookies. The cheesecake is made with a Biscoff cookie crust, which gives buttery, brown sugar and cinnamon…
Upside Down Apple Cake
Upside Down Apple Cake…this cake has a buttery layer of homemade caramel with apples arranged on top. A brown sugar spiced cake batter is poured over top then baked until golden brown. After baking the cake is flipped over to reveal a beautiful caramel apple layer.
Salted Caramel Apple Cheesecake
Salted Caramel Apple Cheesecake…this one has everything I love about fall – sweet, crisp apples layered in between a velvety smooth cheesecake that is swirled with salted caramel. The crust is made with a buttery Biscoff cookie crust (but if you can’t find these in the store, you can also make with an apple cider…
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Jumbo Cinnamon Rolls (Like Cinnabon)
These Jumbo Cinnamon Rolls taste just like Cinnabon, but better! Soft, fluffy layers of sweet dough is wrapped around plenty of brown sugar cinnamon filling. The extra cinnamon filling creates a gooey sauce on the bottom of the cinnamon rolls when baked. These are slathered with a melt in your mouth cream cheese frosting, that…
Old Fashioned Iced Oatmeal Cookies
These old fashioned Iced Oatmeal Cookies are soft, chewy and incredibly delicious. These cookies require no dough chill time and can be made from start to finish in under 30 minutes. These cookies remain soft and delicious even 1 week after making them. Growing up one of my favorite cookies from the store was the…
My Favorite Chocolate Covered Cherries
These homemade Chocolate Covered Cherries (Cordial Cherries) are better than any that you can buy at the store. The key to these is the addition of almond extract which truly takes the flavor of these up a notch. These are easy to make and only require a few pantry staple ingredients. You can’t beat making…
Meet the author
Welcome! I’m Jolene!
Remember the smell of warm chocolate chip cookies baking in the oven? Or, how about holding a slice of gooey, cheesy pizza. The nostalgia of food is something that all of us have. Whether it is the taste of the delicious food that you remember, the person you made the food with, or the people you sat at the table with, we all have nostalgia for our favorite foods. And, nostalgia is something special. It connects me to my dad, who recently passed away. It reminds me of my mom before she was diagnosed with parkinson’s. And, now it makes memories for my own family, for my own kids to remember from their growing up years.
My name is Jolene, the creator of Simple Baking with Pep. I grew up making Christmas cookies with my mom from store-bought dough. While we didn’t make many things from scratch, the memories I made from those Christmas cookies fueled my love for baking. Now I have a family of my own and I enjoy sharing my love of baking and cooking with my own family, just like my mom did. I hope to inspire you to try something new and grow a fondness for baking and cooking. Even if you make a mistake or two, you’ll share some laughs and create memories along the way. Trust me, I’ve had my fair share of burnt cookies. Stay awhile, make a recipe or two, and make some memories that will last a lifetime, along the way.
