11 October 2026

SUNDAY NIGHT BAKE (because it's more fun than doing chores)

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  1. Yes, more fun than chores! I'll share Tims!

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    1. lol. I just didn't want to finish the chores so I baked! Sending you part of Tim's in 3.. 2.. 1...

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    1. Hey Christine. Spelt from Canada! One of the best flours in the history of evHar!

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  3. I'm betting that no one reallly knows how do draw choc chips or walnuts in a loaf, pencil dots seem to be an excellent method in my mind. They sound delicious.

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  4. Sounds delicious do have a peanut butter cookie recipe you like-with a lot less sugar in it? thanks

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    1. Hey Kathy. What kinda peanut butter cookie do you like best, crunchy or soft? I'm working on peanut butter cookies for hubby and happy to give you the formula when I'm done.

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  5. Nice! One basic recipe divided into two portions, each with different add-ins.

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    1. Hey Kathy! Yes, I wrote the formula (my own recipe), and then split it between two small bakers. What's nice is they have lids too. And it's just enough of a bake for each person to enjoy for about two days. Maybeeeee three.

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  6. Both versions sound good, but I would go with Tim’s as chocolate in any form of baking is good with me.

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    1. He really, really liked his. Personal size. Good for 1-3 servings.

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  7. I always put either walnuts or pecans in my banana bread -- pecans are my favourite of the two, though. I'm not fussy about chocolate chips in banana bread. It just seems wrong to me, somehow. For me, chocolate chips are very much just a cookie thing.

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    1. Hey Debra! I LOOOOOVE pecans too. Made a pumpkin muffin with crushed pecans last week.

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  8. So cute! I don't know how to draw ANYTHING! I know you are such a good baker!

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  9. Both sounds good and tasty. Housework will always wait, but hunger won't.

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  10. Both of them sound yummy. I would say your dots work for walnuts and chocolate chips.

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  11. Oh that is so cool, I love your creativity! I agree, dots work for walnuts and choc. chips!

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  12. Super cute! It's funny. You and I have the same taste for bread and are husbands like the chocolate. So...we'll have a slice of each!

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  13. Your drawings are adorable and so much fun!! As far as the banana breads, I would like banana walnuts and chocolate chips in mine. Lol

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  14. I like your Sunday night bakes! Yum!

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  15. Oh boy, I love both of those loaves ... Yumm and it doesn't make one bit of difference to me if you can't draw chips and nuts. They are still yummy.
    Sue

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  16. When in doubt, bake! I like both versions. I like adding in fruit and nuts to banana bread.

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  17. LOL! I tend to throw both into both loaves since only mu husband and son eat banana bread and both enjoy nuts & chocolate chips.

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  18. Sounds wonderful, Ivy. I love your sketches.

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  19. IYAM, chocolate chips beats walnuts every time. Ha, as someone who also draws, I am 98% sure I know what those walnuts resembled, ha.

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  20. That was a nice Sunday Night Bake :)
    I always enjoy seeing your drawings.

    All the best Jan

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  21. Both of those options sound good - I'm a little partial to the chocolate chips, tho.

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  22. Both options sounds really tasty, but I think I'm also partial to chocolate chips. :) Happy new week.

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