For The Love Of Carbs And Nutella With Active Dry Yeast, Sugar, Whole Milk, Unsalted Butter, Flour, Salt, Curd, Spread, Egg, Fresh Cranberries, Sugar, Lime, Unsalted Butter, Egg
For The Love Of Chocolate Beet Pound Cake With Beets, Dutch Process Cocoa Powder, All Purpose Flour, Chopped Hazelnuts, Kosher Salt, Baking Powder, Unsalted Butter, Granulated Sugar, Large Eggs, Vanilla Extract, Whole Milk, Simple Syrup, Sugar, Half-and-half, Vanilla Bean, Sugar, Large Egg Yolks
What I love about this recipe is that it gives you that sweet, salty, herb punch that I happen to crave. Be forewarned that this project can get pretty messy around the kitchen. Don’t even think about wearing anything white, and have a towel on hand to keep beet juices from running around the counter tops off the cutting board. An apron will be useful too, or maybe your yard-work duds. Okay, maybe I’m being a little dramatic.
I devised this little concoction several years ago because we love curries and things with coconut milk in them, but OH, the sat-fat in that lovely canned stuff. A no-no for us unless it's a very special occasion. It's worked for me in a lot of curries and even rice dishes, and we can enjoy these foods without the worry. This recipe is a starting point as a substitute for 1 cup canned coconut milk for adding to recipes. (1- 13.5 oz can is just shy of 2 cups, I make the difference up with fat free half&half.) You can adjust the cornstarch and sugar to your taste for thickness and sweetness. Double or change for however much liquid you need in your recipe.
I really wanted to like these eggs. My family loves fresh guacamole, and I thought this sounded like a great pairing. I followed the recipe as is for the filling,