Banana Bread with Crunchy Streusel Topping. I have been buying bananas at the grocery store each and every week for the past few months.
I have been waiting for some extra bananas to be sitting on the counter at the end of the week, but they have been getting eaten up . . . so, last week I bought extra bananas on purpose. Earthquake Cake - Cookies and Cups. Earthquake Cake.
Potluck Oreo Bars - Cookies and Cups. These Potluck Oreo Bars will easily be a crowd favorite!
They start with a dense chocolate cookie base (made with a cake mix) and are topped with a dreamy Oreo Cream Cheese Mousse! Kit Kat Espresso Biscuit & Ganache – CandyofOz.com. The Broken Bread. Chocolate Chip Cookie Poke Cake - Beyond Frosting. Hummingbird Cake - Sallys Baking Addiction. I faced a major pickle yesterday.
I was working on the edits of Cookie Addiction’s manuscript, taking breaks here and there to edit photos from 2 recent recipe photoshoots. I peeked at my editorial calendar to get started on writing today’s recipe and realized I had both recipes written down in today’s slot. Where’s my brain right now? It must be hiding in the 181 pages of my manuscript. Regardless, I turned to Instagram and asked you which recipe you’d like to see first.
Playing with Flour: Double chocolate cookies. Other People’s Recipes: Joanne Chang’s Double-Chocolate Cookies. These are among my favorite cookies at Joanne Chang’s Flour Bakery+Cafe, and I finally got around to making them myself, from the recipe in her cookbook Flour (Chronicle Books, 2010; p. 106).
The preparation is more than a bit unusual, as you’ll see, but the results are nothing short of spectacular. These cookies definitely go on my “highly recommended” list — and pretty much everyone who tried one was raving about how good they were. (I, of course, take no credit for this; all I did was use good quality ingredients and follow the directions.) Unlike most chocolate cookies, these are made with melted chocolate rather than cocoa, and in fact there’s quite a lot of it. There’s nearly a pound in total, both bittersweet and unsweetened, some of which is melted, and some of which is added to the dough in solid form.
Normally I’d do this in the microwave, but in this case I stuck with the recipe instructions to use a double boiler to melt the chopped chocolate and butter together. Pumpkin-Pecan Pie Recipe. We're thrilled to bring you kitchen wisdom from our friends at America's Test Kitchen.
This week, they're sharing a recipe that combines Fall's two favorite desserts: pumpkin and pecan pie. Sticky-sweet pecan and custardy pumpkin pies each have their devoted followers. Could we combine the best of both and make one pie that would satisfy everyone? There are plenty of existing recipes for hybridized pumpkin-praline pie. We baked up a bunch, and most of them begin with a pumpkin pie — crisp, flaky crust and creamy, spiced custard — and then either ribboned a sticky, praline-like mixture through the custard or layered it on top of or beneath it. Few recipes have been as exhaustively tested by the test kitchen as pie dough, and the test kitchen's foolproof dough includes an unlikely ingredient and unique mixing method that capitalizes on that ingredient. Water is crucial to a pie dough to blend and bind the dry ingredients together and make it plastic enough to be rolled out.
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After just one bite, you will be in Heaven. Explain this to me . . . why is it that on a weekday, when my alarm goes off and it's time to get up for work, I am dead tired, but when the weekend rolls around and I can't wait to sleep in, my eyes pop open (without an alarm) at the same time as the weekday and I am wide awake???? It doesn't make sense. I just want to sleep in until at least 9 a.m. please :) Saturday morning, I was wide awake at 7 a.m. Best Chocolate Fudge Cake Recipe - How To Make Chocolate Fudge Cake. 50 Ridiculously Epic Desserts to Eat in NYC Before You Die. New York City is home to many crazy food concoctions.
From churro cones to cookie shots, this city is constantly coming up with ridiculously cool new ways to satisfy your sweet tooth. NYC’s dessert scene is one of the best in the country, so Spoon has taken up the task of compiling all of the must-try desserts in one epic list. Whether you’re just visiting or a NYC native, here is the ultimate New York City dessert bucket list: 1.
Dominique Ansel Bakery: Milk and Cookie Shot Photo courtesy of @foodbuffs on Instagram This classic from Dominique Ansel Bakery is a must-try on your trip to NYC. 2. Photo by Zoe Denenberg Big Gay Ice Cream has been taking NYC by storm with multiple storefronts and a truck. We recommend trying one of their specialties cones, like the Salty Pimp or Bea Arthur. 3. Healthy Pumpkin Cheesecake Muffins. Healthy Recipes. This delicious apple crisp is made with minimal amounts of butter and sugar.
Sweet, gooey and crunchy, it’s the perfect healthy fall dessert. I prefer to use Fuji apples in this apple crisp recipe, because they bake well, and are sweeter than Granny Smith apples, allowing me to use less added sugar. Apple Crisp. Whole Wheat Pumpkin Bread - iFOODreal. Aaaand today is the first full day of Kindergarten.
Half Baked Harvest - Made with Love. Can we talk about comfort zones for a second?