Since olive oil is the star ingredient and flavor in this ice cream, it’s important to know if your oil is still good to use. Factors like heat and light can make olive oil turn rancid, so the best way to check is by the smell. Good olive oil will have a clean, bright, pleasant aroma with grassy or fruity notes. If your oil smells off or has an odor of crayons, paint or rancid nuts, it should be discarded.
To ensure they cook evenly, slice the apples as uniformly as possible; about a quarter-inch thickness is ideal. We call for peeled apples to give the fruit a softer consistency once cooked.
If you have a few picky eaters in your house but you love avocado ice cream (and want to serve up a good dose of quality, healthy fats) you can add cocoa powder and maple syrup to the blender. The combination will not only mask the color of the avocados, but it will add a richer, more chocolatey-sweet flavor that’ll keep picky eaters from the know.
I bake these delightful cookies every year for Christmas and when I share a tray of my homemade treats with the faculty at school, these are always the first to disappear! I've even had requests to make them for wedding receptions.
These mud hen bars have been in my family for generations. My maternal grandmother gave this recipe to my mother, who shared it with me. I’ve been told the name comes from the speckled meringue topping that resembles the coloring of hens.
Decorate the strawberry lemon trifle with whipped cream, more strawberries, fresh or dehydrated lemon slices, and sprigs of mint for an extra pop of color. If you don’t want to decorate the top, don’t stress! You’ll be able to see all the beautiful trifle layers in the glass dish, and the taste will more than make up for an undecorated top.
This sweet berry dessert makes an especially pretty final course in the spring. With berries, a creamy topping and a sprinkle of meringue cookies, it always earns praise.
This top-rated angel food cake recipe is a light and airy dessert everyone loves. It's heavenly served with berries or other fresh fruit and a dollop of homemade whipped cream.
Eat these pretty treats as is or crush them into a bowl of strawberries and whipped cream. Readers of my blog, utry.it, went nuts when I posted that idea.
My sister gave me the recipe for this delicious bread pudding that's dotted with raisins. It's a big hit with everyone who tries it. A homemade vanilla sauce comes together quickly on the stovetop and is drizzled over warm servings of this old-fashioned, tasty treat.
A cookie-like crust holds the sensational filling of cream cheese, apples and almonds. This comforting apple torte will be welcomed addition to a bake sale or potluck.
After taste testing lots of apple cakes, I've found this apple cake recipe the best. Full of old-world comfort, the yummy brown sugar sauce really makes the cake special. For a festive occasion, top with a dollop of whipped cream.
This shortbread cookie recipe is an easy one to memorize and yields simple, buttery treats to enjoy with coffee, alongside tea or after a big dinner that didn't leave much room for dessert.
I was given a bottle of Irish cream liqueur as a gift and had leftover peppermint candy, so I created this delicious trifle. It's always rich and decadent.
Sticky toffee pudding is a sponge cake that's loaded with softened dates and soaked to the core with a heavy-handed pour of homemade butterscotch sauce.