Milk & Cream
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Vegan Chocolate-Banana “Ice Cream”
An oldie but a goodie: Banana “Ice Cream”. This is always a hit at my cooking classes because people can’t believe this ice-creamy consistency is just bananas.

Foolproof Coconut Milk Chocolate Mousse
This recipe is all coconut cream, making it easier to whip into a decadent and delicious chocolate mousse. Use quality Dutch process cocoa powder, too.
Ridiculously Easy Frozen Grapes and Yogurt
We keep grapes in the freezer all summer for a simple and refreshing snack or dessert. This time I dressed them up with a little sugar and set them on a sweet and tangy yogurt sauce elegant enough for company!

Chocolate Cream
This recipe was inspired by my aunt on a hot day. The ingredients used were all we had in the kitchen at the time, and putting them together made a delicious dish!

Orange Creamsicle Pops
Extremely easy-I wanted a creamsicle with a little tang,and buttermilk was the answer

Easy Amaretto Pineapple Ice Pops
My love of something frozen and creamy started at an early age with afternoon visits from Mr. Jolly and his ice cream truck. My love grew stronger when I would visit my Aunt and Uncle who lived near Wrightsville Beach NC every summer. Not only were the beach visits glorious but Uncle "Doots" owned Dairy Queens! Staying up late, swimming and all the ice cream I could eat - every day was heaven. I still love creamy frozen treats and am always thinking of ways to make grown up versions of them. Using 1% milk makes me think I can enjoy one every day! Sometimes I dunk it in a tiny splash of Amaretto ~ This is so easy and so delicious I make variations on them all year round.

Orange Vanilla Coconut Milk Ice Cream
It gets so hot in Dallas and I crave something cold and creamy, but I'm not supposed to eat dairy or sugar so I came up with this for a treat. It tastes like a Creamsicle and could be frozen in a mold if you would like. I know it's not technically ice cream and gets a little icy, but it can't be beat it for fast, tasty, and unlimited flavor variation potential.

Bottle guard dessert. Serve cold .
This is my family receipe . My grand mother use to prepare it at all the occasions . Love cooking it every all the time .

Spinach with artichoke
I was trying to spruce up a side dish of spinach, and since my kids like artichokes, I thought adding those would be great.

Homemade Ricotta - With Cow's Milk or Goat Milk
Different kinds of milk will give you different ricottas. Cow’s milk is, of course, the milk that’s most readily available. Goat also works for this recipe.

Tender Coconut Smoothie With Choco Topping
This recipe is an invention. Tender coconut is a source of several essential nutritional supplements. In this recipe I use the milk and pulpy part of the tender coconut. The cardamom gives a special fragrance to the smoothie. It is smooth, tasty and yummy!

Berry, Lime & Coconut Shake
These shakes are a great way to use up leftover coconut milk, though I'm so hooked that I'll buy coconut milk just to make them. They're also a great way to enjoy the ripe, juicy berries that are in the market right now; in the off season, frozen berries can be substituted. Be sure to take the extra step of adding lime zest -- it makes the shakes extra delicious.

Trinidadian Coconut Bake
This recipe, for a very simple Trinidad coconut milk-based bread, is a good place to start baking bread. You don’t need to have any fancy machinery or worries.

Iced Cocolatte
A refreshing way to get your caffeine fix this summer with this coconut latte. By paring cold brew coffee with coconut water, this latte is light and smooth with deep flavors. Add a raw sugar syrup to make it a truly decadent treat.

Toasted Coconut Banana Almond Butter
I love any time of dip, spread, snack, etc. sooooo I wanted to try a new spin on my mid-day snack which usually consists of peanut butter or some type of nut butter w/ bananas on toast. This almond butter is a tropical experience, chock full of toasted coconut and bananas for a hint of natural sweetness.
Thai Sticky Rice with Tropical Fruit
A simple, creamy coconut milk pudding that is a traditional Thai dessert. Yes, it is cooked in the microwave, but this gives the rice its perfectly al dente, shiny, and sticky quality that you are aiming for. The palm sugar is interchangeable with other sugars, and choose your favorite tropical fruit to accompany the rice. However, the Thai sticky rice is essential! Another sticky rice will do (I've used black sticky rice), but you can't beat the Thai stuff.

DIY yogurt
homemade yogurt with no machine needed

Grilled Corn with Basil Butter
Now that the first corn is starting to appear at the markets, it's pretty much all I can think about. This dreamy basil butter recipe is the perfect solution.

Salmon with Lemon Cream and Pea Shoots
These three items just seemed to go together, and it is fun to experiment with more unusual early-season produce!

Brown butter ramps
The hill behind my friend's house is covered in gorgeous ramps each spring, which she generously shares with me. Since I never know when a bunch of ramps will show up at my back door, I've developed a way to use them that's quick, easy, and goes well with anything I'm making for dinner.

Cinnamon Vanilla Hazelnut Spread
Move over peanut butter, this cinnamon hazelnut spread is amazingly delicious. With some added vanilla, it has just the right sweetness in this recipe.

April Bloomfield's English Porridge
This porridge recipe is just right. The steel-cut bits keep their pop, while the rolled oats melt around them—and that perfect texture only takes 20 minutes!

Rice Pudding With Golden Raisins
Forget egg yolks and water baths. This is a simple and superb rice pudding that uses only milk, sugar, cream, rice, salt and your choice of flavorings: rum, almond extract, vanilla, orange zest, cardamom, nutmeg, anything else you can dream up. Add the raisins at the end so they don’t get too mushy as the pudding cooks.

Vegan Strawberry Cream Pie
This is a melt in the mouth, creamy strawberry cream pie. Suitable for any occasion but especially afternoon tea. I used a tin of coconut cream which is gorgeous and organic. I got my cream from Celebes http://www.coconutty.co.uk/coconut-cream-p-128.html