Have you seen the incredibly things people are doing with rhubarb pies these days? They’re soooo intricate and elaborate, like Roman mosaics or the Fibonacci sequence lovingly laid out on a pastry base
If you like a gooey brownie, then you will love this simple tart. I really appreciate an easy recipe that makes a beautiful presentation and this dessert fits perfectly into that category.
This Yotam Ottolenghi cheesecake, from his cookbook Ottolenghi Simple, is going to be our Easter Sunday dessert. He calls it his Sweet and Salty Cheesecake with Cherries, and it’s wonderful not only because it’s delicious but because you can make it in advance and put it together right before serving.
Is your mouth watering yet? Red wine and dark chocolate – two of the most satisfying and complex flavors of all time, in one mind-blowing cake. When I realized there were four different recipes for a chocolate-and-red-wine cake in my dessert file, I took it as a sign from the universe: manifest the cake.
There’s something about the rich texture of a pound cake that is unmistakably wonderful. Whatever the flavor, it’s so appealing you just want to eat the whole piece immediately, washed down with a glass of milk, so you can get to the second piece right away. The combination of buttermilk and chocolate in this pound cake makes it so smooothhh. It’s like a Swiss milk chocolate candy bar in cake form. It’s a Halloween dessert for adults, luscious and deceptively […]
