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    Gingersnap Pumpkin Dessert
    Food.com
    I made this for the first time this year for Thanksgiving and it fit in perfectly with the holiday menu. Great change of pace from that old pumpkin pie. I got the recipe from a Taste of Home book. Rave reviews is what I got and requests for the recipe. Serve warm with a little whipped cream and decorate with half of a gingersnap cookie and you have a great thing going on! Do not use the cake mix with pudding.
    Bonilla Vanilla Cake
    Food Network
    When Amirah Kassem was in the throes of opening her New York City bakery, Flour Shop, she took a break one afternoon to bake a cake for a friend’s son’s birthday. She’d made plenty of cakes for friends in the past, but this time was different: After she baked a full set of bright rainbow cake layers, she cut a hole in the center of each and filled the inside of the cake with multicolored sprinkles. She imagined an explosion of sprinkles when the cake was cut — like an edible version of all the piñatas she’d seen at parties while growing up in Mexico. “When the birthday boy sliced it open, it was a total paparazzi moment,” Amirah says. “Everybody pulled out their phone to take a picture.” Realizing she had a hit on her hands, she added the creation to the Flour Shop menu, and the cake exploded again — on Instagram. Famous fans like Beyoncé, Katie Holmes and Kelly Ripa shared photos of it, and Instagram called out rainbow and unicorn cakes as a top trend, using a Flour Shop cake as an example. Amirah shared the recipe (from her book, The Power of Sprinkles) so you can make one yourself!
    Lemon Linguine with Cajun Shrimp
    Food52
    At our house, one menu that regularly makes an appearance is Lemon Linguine with Cajun Shrimp. The recipe, from "The Summer Book" by Susan Branch is tweaked to our tastes by swapping Pecorino for Parmigiano and increasing the hit of lemon in the linguine, as well as upping the Cajun seasoning on the shrimp. It's a bed of lemony pasta spiked with a few green onions, parsley, tons of black pepper and a sprinkle of freshly grated Pecorino -- the ideal showcase for the best of our local jumbo Gulf shrimp.
    Stilton and Potato Soup With Cheese Croutons
    Food.com
    A delicious & extremely "grown up" soup recipe, and made with my favourite cheese, the King of Cheeses - Stilton! I make this every New Year's Eve and it is often on the menu throughout the rest of the year as well. It is excellent served as an elegant appetiser for Dinner Parties, as well as being wonderful for a romantic supper for two. This is a much-adapted recipe from Delia Smith's Christmas recipe book - one of my all time favourites. Be careful not to boil the soup when re-heating.
    Coconut Cream Truffles
    Food.com
    I ripped this out of a magazine I was finished with while traveling abroad... they looked so tempting.I'm not a big fan of white chocolate or coconut flavour but made them for a party and thought hubby would love them... well, shock ! they were the surprise hit of the party & I really like these too :) They made it into my family handwritten recipe book. It's easy to make and can be made in advance, both major points for making it onto my menu's. Recipe calls for Coconut essence and I can't get it here in The Netherlands ... it probably makes the taste a little less intense. You choose .. if you are a true fan of coconut throw it in, if you don't have it or like the taste as much, I wouldn't worry at all about not adding it. Enjoy ! Note: butter measurement 150g = 5 1/4 oz and chocolate measurement 375g = 13 1/4 oz.
    Brandy Snaps
    Food.com
    A classic and somewhat old-fashioned Australian dessert which, in 2005, you are unlikely to come across in Australian city restaurants. I was recently delighted to find them on the menu in an Australian country pub, somewhat off the beaten track and I am posting this recipe, for the 2005 Zaar World Tour, from the Australian publication by Reader's Digest of a book jam-packed with traditional Australian recipes: 'Family Recipe Scrapbook: tried and trusted recipes for today's cooks'.
    Caribbean Sweet Potato Pudding
    Food.com
    Sweet Potato is a staple in the Caribbean Islands. It is used as a vegetable, as well as main ingredient in dessert recipes. Rita G. Springer was born in Barbados and educated there. Rita moved to England in 1964 and during her stay, gained the certificate in Nutrition awarded by the Royal Society of Health. In her recipe book entitled "Caribbean Cookbook", Rita presents "authentic recipes, unusual ingredients and exciting cooking"..(the Barbados Sun). I have a special love for Barbados and the people of Barbados and find myself quite frequently referring to the Caribbean Cookbook for dinner party menus. Cook time includes the time it takes to precook the sweet potatoes.
    Joanne Chang's Hot and Sour Soup
    Food52
    As Flour bakery owner Joanne Chang writes in her cookbook Flour, Too, “My mom used to whip this up as a fast lunch for my brother and me, and I have taught it to the Flour chefs, so they now offer it as a daily soup special. It always sells out, and Mom is thrilled to be a part of the Flour menu.” Their recipe skips some of the ingredients common to Chinese regional variations of hot and sour soup, thickens with egg rather than cornstarch, and swaps sliced pork for ground—a change that "makes the preparation of this soup ultraquick," as Joanne writes—and still delivers the sour, spicy sting we crave. From Flour, Too (Chronicle Books, 2013). On The Genius Recipe Tapes, Kristen checked in with chef and co-owner of Flour Bakery and Myers & Chang Joanne Chang—they discussed how the past year has gone, "the mom test," and what authenticity means to Joanne in her work. Listen here.
    Joanne Chang's Hot and Sour Soup
    Food52
    As Flour bakery owner Joanne Chang writes in her cookbook Flour, Too, “My mom used to whip this up as a fast lunch for my brother and me, and I have taught it to the Flour chefs, so they now offer it as a daily soup special. It always sells out, and Mom is thrilled to be a part of the Flour menu.” Their recipe skips some of the ingredients common to Chinese regional variations of hot and sour soup, thickens with egg rather than cornstarch, and swaps sliced pork for ground—a change that "makes the preparation of this soup ultraquick," as Joanne writes—and still delivers the sour, spicy sting we crave. From Flour, Too (Chronicle Books, 2013). On The Genius Recipe Tapes, Kristen checked in with chef and co-owner of Flour Bakery and Myers & Chang Joanne Chang—they discussed how the past year has gone, "the mom test," and what authenticity means to Joanne in her work. Listen here.