I’ll go along with the crowd on this one and share my "top 10" recipes based on pageviews this year. I’m such a follower, you know! 
Many of these are some of my favorite recipes, too, so that works out. I get a lot of search engine visitors from most of them as well, which is a little bit based on skill and a lot based on luck!
Enjoy the drooling, and have a blessed and Happy New Year! Be ready for some "back to basics" Monday Missions in January along with the dénouement of the soaking grains series and a new bread recipe each week in "Seeking the Perfect Homemade Whole Wheat."
Recipe Conection: One-Bowl Pumpkin Bread/Muffins
23,476 views
Recipe Connection: Homemade Granola and Granola Bars
20,741 views
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Monday Mission: Homemade Yogurt, the Easy Way
20,505 views
Watch for a video tutorial of my method via GNOWFGLINS eCourses coming in March as part of the cultured dairy class!
Homemade Wheat Thin Cracker Recipe
12,074 views
This version has tomato and basil in them, Yum!
Recipe Connection: 100% Whole Grain Homemade Tortillas
11,112 views 
Monday Mission: Make a Sourdough Starter
8,739 views
Sourdough Recipes Galore: Honey Whole Wheat Sourdough Bread
7,489 views
Monday Mission: How to Make your own Homemade Chicken Stock/Broth
6,972 views
Once-a-Month Cooking Prep: “Cream of” Casseroles
6,399 views
Recipe Connection: A Healthy (and Tasty!) Version of Fruit Pizza
6,008 views
Thanks for hanging in there with me for 2010! I’m looking forward to a GREAT 2011!
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Looks like I am a bit late to the band wagon… but it’s never too late for homemade granola bars, is it?
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Yay! Lots of my KS favorites! And some I have been wanting to try!
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I was glad to stumble onto the KS website this year via the GR Press:)! Several of your “Top 10″ recipes are now in my frequently used recipe collection.
I also snagged the Thanksgiving turkey carcass and the Christmas hambone (from different family celebrations). What does that say about me?:) Bone broths are yummy, and they make everything smell good and taste good.
I learned how to make a sourdough starter back in November and now I’m working on the bread, so I’ve added several new skills this year. Cool! My family likes it too–Double cool:)!
Krista
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I myself have looked up those pumpkin muffins at least five times…. The sourdough crackers are my favorite, though. But I don’t need the recipe anymore because I have it memorized! Keep up the experimenting!
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