Milk & Cream
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The Best Chocolate Fudge Frosting
This chocolate frosting is everything you could hope for from a chocolate frosting. It cools to a thick, fudge-like consistency and in our house is used for drizzling on birthday bundt cakes. But it is also wonderful smushed onto a cupcake or covering a big bowl of ice cream and if you need some real chocolate therapy a big scoop of it definitely won't kill you!
Milk Soup
This is a cold-weather quick soup from my childhood. Adapted recipe of my mother and grandmother (theirs have way more milk in it-I don't like drinking milk).
Richard Olney's Fresh Fig and Mint Salad
You might think it's an odd-sounding combination, but it's dinner party-fancy and attention-grabbing, but requires little of your time. That's because its genius lies in simple French cooking master Richard Olney's clever ingredient selection, and the ways he harnessed their tricks. Adapted slightly from Simple French Food (Atheneum, 1974).
Mocha Roasted Macadamia Nut Butter
This is a delicious Roasted Macadamia Nut recipe. It's perfectly creamy and (almost) reminiscent of Nutella. Serve it on toast or just eat it by the spoonful.
Lavender Pudding
For a vegan version, substitute whole milk with almond milk
Fresh nectarines marinated in lavender infused coconut milk
VEGAN Viennese Coffee for 2! (Coffee smothered in homemade vegan whipped cream!)
This recipe is so easy to make. Do it for a lovely accompaniment to brunch or dessert or just because!
Small batch VEGAN Whipped Cream!
So easy and delicious! Make it and put it on everything in sight! Great for cakes, cookies, drinks, fruit, cereal, brunch, desserts of all kinds...
Citrus & Fresh Fig Chia Seed Pudding
This is a lightly fragrant and delicately flavored citrus and fresh fig chia seed pudding. I love fresh figs and now is the time to devour them. The little fig seeds mingle with the chia seeds for a crunchy texture and the citrus and maple brighten the otherwise mellow, creamy pudding. It’s not quite dessert but it is a lovely and refreshing summer breakfast for two.
Breakfast Quinoa Bowl
This is the perfect alternative to your breakfast oats. Cooked quinoa simmered in almond milk creates a creamy and hearty breakfast porridge. Full of vitamins, fiber, and protein, this is an incredibly healthy and delicious meal.
Marshmallow Creamy Yogurt
Toasted or roasted marshmallows are all-time favorite. The trendiest way of enjoying Marshmallow in Japan is this recipe: mix them with your favorite Yogurt.
Breakfast quinoa
Great healthy high protein breakfast that will keep you energetic and sustained for many hours. Great for baby/toddlers breakfast as well. One pot makes plenty as a quick breakfast during the work week, too.
Blueberry Fool with Yogurt
From Nigel Slater's Ripe (Ten Speed Press, 2012). Slater uses sugar; I prefer honey (and a tablespoon less). Use whichever appeals. He also suggests you chill the fool for an hour before serving; in case you don't have the time or patience, I've eaten it almost immediately after making and found it still irresistible.
Heirloom Tomato Bruschetta with Homemade Ricotta
A perfect Italian summer dish that takes advantage of the full flavors of summer vine ripe tomatoes.
Cold Drip Coffee Chip Ice Cream
Adapted from David Leibovitz's Perfect Scoop, this ice cream mixes a potent combo of cold drip coffee (not from your Mr. Coffee) and sweetened condensed milk into a frozen treat that answers the question, why just sip the drip?
Brad Spence's Salted Butter Semifreddo
This is an anytime, any season pantry frozen treat -- no ice cream machine required. Spence serves it year-round at Amis in Philadelphia, on blueberry tarts and in hot fudge sundaes, over spiced pound cake and yeasted waffles, and blended into maple milkshakes. Adapted from Amis Restaurant in Philadelphia, PA. Note: The eggs in this recipe aren't cooked. Just buy them from a trustworthy source -- Spence's come from Green Meadow Farm in Gap, PA -- or you can use pasteurized eggs.
Jennie Cook's Zucchini Butter
It turns out zucchini wants to be butter. Grated fine, it cooks down quickly, pooling into a soft, freckly green pile. Try this pure distillation recipe now!
Brown Butter Mayonnaise
Timing is everything. I ran across the idea for brown butter mayonnaise on the blog “Ideas in Food” just as good tomatoes are coming into season. The recipe below is my standard homemade mayonnaise adapted to include brown butter in place of oil. There are many ways you can use it, but notably, it takes a BLT from good to divine.
Miso-mashed sweet potatoes with coconut butter.
This simple side dish is composed of just a small handful of ingredients, but still manages to pack a very big umami punch. Top your mash with a poached egg for extra unctuousness.
Rosie's Buttermilk Biscuits
My grandmother often used lard in her buttermilk biscuits, but on occasion she'd use bacon grease. The latter preparation is my favorite because it adds depth of flavor and smokiness. She always used self-rising flour (specifically, White Lily brand), but all-purpose flour can be substituted with the addition of 4 teaspoons baking powder and 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda. Rendered bacon grease will contain a little salt, but not enough to season the entire batch of dough. Add 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt along with the leaven.
Frozen Key Lime Pie
This is the frozen key lime pie that ends up all over Jack Nicholson’s face in the film adaptation of the novel “Heartburn,” Nora Ephron’s thinly veiled recounting of her disastrous marriage to Carl Bernstein. A no-bake key lime pie recipe that's very easy to make, this formula uses a large amount of lime juice to guarantee a tart, impressive flavor. We recommend eating it, though, not using it as a weapon. The pie can be prepared ahead and frozen for up to a week before serving.
Blackberry Jello Fluff
I wanted to recreate the magic fluff recipe, but this time with Jell-O made from scratch and with blackberries, the fruit that goes best with whipped cream.
Crazy-Good No-Temper Chocolate-Dipped Cherries
The secret to preventing the chocolate from turning grey is to dry and chill the cherries before dipping for this recipe. Then, refrigerate again right after.
Apricot-Rose Mintshake
Mint- the cavalier.