Desserts
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Written by Shilo Urban
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On a hot summer afternoon when things start to get drippy and the heat feels like a lead poncho, there’s nothing more refreshing than an icy glass of sangria – except perhaps an even icier sangria popsicle. Combining the pleasures of being an adult with a happy stick-dessert of childhood, the sangria popsicle delivers a refreshingly fruity blast of flavor along with just a hint of spice to wake up your frozen tongue.
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Read more... [Spectacular! A Simple Spicy Sangria Popsicle Recipe]
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Written by Shilo Urban
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Originally from China, green tea is noted for its antioxidant properties and is regarded as a “super food.” Some evidence suggests that regular green tea drinkers enjoy a reduced risk of heart disease and certain types of cancer. Whatever the health benefits, green tea tastes delicious and offers an original flavor for your next batch of homemade ice cream.
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Read more... [An Antioxidant Treat: Make Your Own Green Tea Ice Cream]
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Written by Jessica Reeder
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Summer fruit is here, and that means it's time for sweet, flaky pies cooling on the windowsill. This simple, rustic crostata needs no pie pan or fancy decoration, letting the fruit shine with a sweetly-scented cardamom crust.
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Read more... [Rustic Recipe: Summer Fruit Crostata With A Cardamom Crust]
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Written by Emily Monaco
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Growing up, my favorite fourth of July dessert was Flag Cake. Try this grown-up version, with a fresh strawberry filling, homemade whipped cream and delicious organic berries for the fourth, and for picnics and dinner parties all summer long!
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Read more... [Red, White & Blue Pie: Here's to a Gourmet 4th of July!]
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Written by Emily Monaco
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I know most people are suckers for chocolate on dessert menus, but I've always gravitated towards anything fruit based. Pie, cobbler or tart, I find that Mother Nature's sweets are so much more enticing. That's not to say she can't use a bit of help with certain things, like the humble lime. This beautiful citrus fruit is often a bridesmaid and never a bride, accompanying quesadillas, Coronas and pad thai without ever taking center stage. Well, all that is about to change: welcome to the world of lime curd.
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Read more... [Lovin' Limes: An Organic Lime Curd Recipe]
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Written by Kimberley Stakal
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It wasn’t until my 20s that I was first introduced to authentic strawberry shortcake. No pound cake, no fake whipped “topping,” no saccharine strawberry syrup. Instead, old-fashioned strawberry shortcake is made of crumbly, buttery biscuits, fresh whipped cream and whole strawberries. The real deal, needless to say, is a world apart from the stuff most of us had as a kid. Here’s my personal recipe for this dazzling, whole-food summer dessert that’s going to win over both kids and adults with its freshness and ripe berry flavor.
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Read more... [Do It The Old-Fashioned Way: A Real Strawberry Shortcake Recipe]
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Written by Kimberley Stakal
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Indulge this spring in a homemade ice cream recipe that's low in sugar, dairy-free and full of luscious flavor: Grapefruit Lavender Ice Cream. This heavenly recipe has just a hint of tangy citrus, and a whole lotta floral aroma from the real lavender infusion. Enjoy on a sunny patio or while taking a break from gardening in the backyard.
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Read more... [Spring Chillin': Grapefruit Lavender Ice Cream]
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Written by Jessica Reeder
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Every spring, I hold my breath for the arrival of mangoes. Those silvery-sweet, complex and inherently exotic fruits offer a taste unlike anything else in this world. And as far as I'm concerned, the world's best dessert is sweet coconut rice with fresh mango, a Thai tradition. Nutty, sweet and chewy, it's an excellent homemade treat even if your budget is tight. Make extra; you'll want to eat it every day.
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Read more... [The Everyday Dessert: Thai Mango & Sticky Rice]
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Written by Kimberley Stakal
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This flourless cake recipe is also nut-free, gluten-free and full of beets--yes, beets. Taking a nod from Mexican pastries, it's spiked with ample cinnamon and a touch of spice. The texture is moist and spongy, not unlike a souffle cake. It's irresistable for lovers of beets, cakes and chocolate. Indulge.
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Read more... [Nut-Free, Flourless Beet Brownie Cake Recipe]
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Written by Shilo Urban
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Crisp apple strudel is on the list of everyone’s favorite things, up there with raindrops on roses and schnitzel with noodles. A Viennese classic that is popular all over Austria and in much of central and eastern Europe, “Apfelstrudel” is a classic dessert that is not too sweet and thus well suited for teatime or even breakfast.
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Read more... [Austrian Apple Strudel & A Spot of Tea]
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Written by Kimberley Stakal
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This recipe is not your Gramma’s fruitcake. It’s gluten-free, using ground almonds in place of flour, and is packed silly with dried fruits, nuts and holiday spice. Not for the faint of heart, this intense cake is loaded with sweet flavor, nutty crunch and incredible comfort. Serve sliced with butter, jam and spiked cocoa for the ultimate Christmas dessert.
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Read more... [Not Your Gramma’s Fruitcake: Gluten-Free and Fabulous]
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Looking for a quick breakfast? Try these delicious whole rolled oats that cook up in just a few minutes. Or make this recipe in large batches on the weekend so you have for the week.
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