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YummlyMochi Madness With Mochiko, Granulated Sugar, Unsweetened Cocoa Powder, Baking Soda, Baking Powder, Salt, Margarine, Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips, Vegan Creamer, Full Fat Coconut Milk, Vegan Yogurt, Vanilla ExtractFood.comI had this at a chain salad bar style restaurant in FL called Sweet Tomatoes and found it online. Souplantation is another name for the chain. It was yummy. I make bacon in the microwave to save time and for easy clean up. If you use precooked bacon bits, this is a no-cook recipe. I think freshly crisped bacon is best but the other will do.YummlyBombay Madness With Filets, White Peppercorns, Lemongrass, Fresh Ginger, Black Peppercorns, Unsalted Butter, Fresh Ginger, Shallot, Garlic Clove, Hot Chili, Garam Masala, Lemon Juice, Ground Turmeric, Salt, Freshly Ground Pepper, Sweet Onions, Salt, Vinegar, Cucumbers, Plain Yogurt, Creme Fraiche, CFood NetworkThe Pioneer WomanEnd of summer is a funny time—simultaneously craving the return of pumpkin madness, yet eating as much sweet, ripe stone fruit and melon as you possibYummlyAmazing taste, easy, crunchy, available ingredients, sweet and crisp.. I like Chinese food tell madnessAllrecipesThere's no better taste than the chocolatey madness of brownies, fudge, and ice cream made into a cake.Food52Perfect for your March Madness get-together, these Barbecue Chick'n tacos are a plant-based, crowd-pleasing favorite. Sweet, smoky barbecue chick'n complemented by creamy, vegan cheese is sure to be a slam-dunk!Food52Oy! So today marks the first day of Rosh Hashanah, which is the Jewish New Year. So the vibe is to eat lots of delicious sweet things, in order to set yourself up for a sweet year ahead. I mean, I guess if I have to... The traditional sweet foods to eat on this day are apples and honey, usually with the former dipped or soaked in the later. With this in mind, I have re-invented the salivation inducing honey cake. I've always loved traditional treats, but it is close to impossible to find gluten free versions. And a Jewish feast without the sweet breads and cakes is like a Fabio without the muscles - no thanks. This cake is so moist I had to check I didn't double the measurement of honey. It's a proud cake that sits in a pool of it's own 'don't-mind-if-I-do's, this is an invisible pool of course, (kind of like the one you pretend to be swimming laps in to get bikini-ready)with not a shred of sog. I have drizzled this mouth watering madness in a creamy lemon icing, to really help all the Shiksa's out there stand out in the crowd. Shepen Naches! (Enjoy!)
