Berries and Kumquats with Honey Sauce
Making the world a little sweeter one pastry tip at at time.
These buttery and nutty financiers are a classic mignardise to serve after dinner, or on a pastry table. These are best served fresh. [yumprint-recipe id=’1′]
Lucky Stars.Image from a 1950s advertising cook booklet. Lucky Stars Recipe by Renee Shelton Recipe adapted from “Fun-Filled Butter Cooke Cookbook”, a 1950s booklet with recipes from Ann Pillsbury’s Recipe Exchange. Yield: 2 to 3 dozen, depending on star size. Ingredients 1/4 cup butter 1/4 …read more
In honor of the upcoming National Chocolate Pudding Day, here are a few recipes to satisfy your sweet tooth. The first is for an upside pudding cake: a baked pudding with a sauce underneath. The other two are for stove top puddings: one with egg …read more
This is on my list of ‘to do someday’ – Bonfire Toffee. It goes by other names, such as Tom Trot, Plot toffee, treacle toffee, and claggum. It is made and enjoyed on Bonfire Night, or Guy Fawkes Night, in the UK, but I’m sure is quite lovely any …read more
I’m in the mood for chocolate truffles now. Coated in chopped pistachios would be nice, thanks. Sash and Satin – DIY Chocolate Truffles from Sash and Satin on Vimeo.
I wish peanut butter cookies weren’t so addictive. They aren’t my favorite cookie, and if they are on a cookie platter, I might pass them up for something else (like a chocolate chip or any macaron). Having said that, peanut butter cookies have that flavor …read more
Here’s a super easy recipe for glass tuiles. Glass tuiles are transparent, crisp, thin cookies and while they can be eaten alone, are typically used as a garnish for other desserts. The picture at the right is not the greatest for showing off these cookies, …read more