This recipe originally appeared in Bake From Scratch Vol 3, along with several other cookies recipes I contributed, and now is in the new Bake From Scratch Cookie Collection. Since I just finished the pan-banging chapter for my next book (coming out Fall 2020!), I thought I would include it here to celebrate. These cookies have the crisp, ripply edges and gooey, chocolate center my original recipe is…
There has been a slight chill in the air the past week – just the faintest whisperings of September – so naturally I found myself in the kitchen baking bundt cakes. I used to make an Espresso Bundt Cake back in my bakery days, but I found the recipe slightly lacking and dry when remaking it in my home kitchen. I decided to revamp my Lemon Poppy Seed…
This just might be a perfect summer dessert: a chocolate cookie crust, no-churn (and so easy!) coffee ice cream, with a topping of caramel whipped cream and candied cacao nibs. The crust and ice cream base can be put together a day or two in advance, which also comes in handy. If you aren’t into the candied cacao nibs, crushed chocolate covered espresso beans would also be delicious…
I’m not ashamed to admit I drink way too much coffee. I recently got an espresso machine, which has changed my life for the better (it was sent to me by Breville, but this isn’t a sales pitch: I’m in love with the thing). There is nothing like a freshly brewed, steaming hot Americano with a splash of cream to start a chilly October morning off right. And…
(1) Turn off the Radio. (2) Read all the good books you can, and avoid nearly all magazines. (3) Always write (and read) with the ear, not the eye. You should hear every sentence you write as if it was being read aloud or spoken. If it does not sound nice, try again. (4) Write about what really interests you, whether it is real things or imaginary things,…
![Pear-Apple Hard Cider Pie! I have to admit, I’ll always pick pears over apples. “Like a snowflake, the perfectly ripe pear is a fleeting thing. Something to be caught, held tenderly, briefly marveled at, before it is gone forever...[w]e talk of apples and pears in the same breath, as we might salt and pepper, yet they are as different as you can imagine. An apple is about a loud crunch, a quick hit, a fruit to be enjoyed on the run. The pear is more of a gentle nature, something to take our time over. At its point of perfection an apple shouts, a pear whispers.” - @nigelslater , Ripe (a beautiful cookbook, I highly recommend!) Recipe link for the pie in my profile! 🍐🍐🍐](http://scontent-lga3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/a1dd9a4ac7eb30fe4055dacabed6c822/5E45A861/t51.2885-15/e35/c0.101.812.812a/s320x320/74800001_2616444915091229_5049465048263371252_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-lga3-1.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=105 "Pear-Apple Hard Cider Pie! I have to admit, I’ll always pick pears over apples. “Like a snowflake, the perfectly ripe pear is a fleeting thing. Something to be caught, held tenderly, briefly marveled at, before it is gone forever...[w]e talk of apples and pears in the same breath, as we might salt and pepper, yet they are as different as you can imagine. An apple is about a loud crunch, a quick hit, a fruit to be enjoyed on the run. The pear is more of a gentle nature, something to take our time over. At its point of perfection an apple shouts, a pear whispers.” - @nigelslater , Ripe (a beautiful cookbook, I highly recommend!) Recipe link for the pie in my profile! 🍐🍐🍐")
