Cherry & Plum Crisp
A cherry and plum crisp that is simple and delicious. A celebration of summer!
My passions in life...baking, cooking, nature, art; mainly about FOOD as an art. My mantra...'Do It From Scratch'! It must taste as good as it looks, and be healthy too! Am a die hard foodie...love exploring new cuisines.
Nothing like a creamy good phirni. I make mine with condensed milk and it hastens the process quite a bit. Also, if you set phirni in a clay pot, it takes in the earthy, rustic flavours of clay {like the beautiful fragrance of fresh rain on parched earth}... tastes beautiful. I wash my rice, drain it, dry it in the microwave {1-2 minutes, stir, repeat if necessary} and then grind it in the coffee grinder. This is a great make ahead dessert.
I love this, absolutely do!
My easiest ever is Strawberry Frozen Yogurt - http://www.passionateaboutbaking.com/2012/04/frozen-desserts-strawberry-fro-yo-%E2%99%A5-spring-is-here-%E2%99%A5-summer-too.html
It's almost on the lines of the lemon sorbet and gets made in a matter of minutes in my Thermomix. When strawberries have gone, I begin to use mangoes!
I love Alice Medrich. She is inspiring!!
Love this, I do! Bookmarked. I'm just done with making potato gnocchi from scratch and finally understand the need for potato ricers! I sieved mine!!
Hands down winner is Dorie Greenspans Tart Recipe. Easy, no rolling out, just press into tart pan and bake. Just enjoying the last few crumbs of a Pear Vanilla Almond Frangipane Tart ... excellent!
Right, I love these, as I love to see easy to make flaky pastry recipes all over the net these days. I think yeast is a great idea and adds to the lightness of dough, and this recipe gives you time to plan. Chocolate within sounds FUN!! Made yeast dough-nuts yesterday, and they were fabulous!
Great interview, and a fun read! Love AB!!
Love the list, I do! Thanks for the resource. I hadn't heard of quite a few of these!
Bahahaha love how the old theory has been debunked, and love the 'greener' way of cooking. It's gonna be my way home in future!
Fabulous... I make my own ricotta from a David Lebovitz recipe often. His recipe usese some yogurt in it too
Way to go... any great ideas for this humble veggie are welcome. I love the sound of this one!!
I'll just say 'make them'. We've begun a group of macpassionate people who met on twitter and now run a monthly challenge to make macs. It's been a HUGE learning experience, and super fun.
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Cheers Deeba
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In India pressure cookers are much the way of life, and I 'proudly' own 3. LOL. No day goes without the use of this wonderful contraption, and no, it doesn't explode. Just needs some TLC. Look for signs like less pressure build up, steam escaping from the sides etc. That's when you might need a gasket change. Otherwise it's the best green option for the Earth!
Ooh this is just making my heart sing. We get so many of these chilies in India; what a fab way of using them! Brilliant. Thanks for pestering the guy & posting this!!
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Mouth watering good stuff! Great meal idea - fun, colourful & exciting! WOW!!
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This sounds finger-licking good. Great stuff!!
Biggest failure is my macarons that floated away in total oblivion & I wept copious tears of utter misery! Success just came by way of this delicious Chocolate Genoise with Mocha Mascarpone (homemade) that I just made for Dad's bday. it was 'cake Nirvana'... http://www.passionateaboutbaking.com/2009/07/chocolate-genoise-cake-with-mocha.html
'HOT HOUSE EGGS'. In his book 'D is for Dahl', Roald Dahl mentioned 'hot house eggs', with black & white pictures.My lad who, had never eaten an egg happily in 8 years suddenly took to it, & there's been no looking back.From someone who never touched an egg for breakfast with a bargepole, he became a happy egg eater!!
These are just right for that sneaky nibble. I love grissini sticks & had my first exposure to them in Sydney. These are yum all the way. Congrats on your James Beard award too. Well done indeed!
Keeper of a recipe...with fine pairings. Am pretty inrigued by the addition of herbs! WOW!!
YUM YUM & more YUM!!
I love this ... fabulous!!
Panna Cotta wins! The most versatile of all desserts...now I've ventured as far as a yogurt version! PC is a dessert to die for! Luscious & sublime!
A cherry and plum crisp that is simple and delicious. A celebration of summer!
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