Adventures in cooking and baking.
These marbled ube cookies start with a vanilla dough, half of which is flavored with ube, a yam with a sweet subtly vanilla flavor and a bright purple color.
These cookies are soft and chewy. They also have a bit of crunch from a generous topping of festive sprinkles!
These browned butter chocolate chunk candy cookies are a wonderful combination of flavors and are the pefect addition to your Christmas cookie recipe collection.
The name of these cookies is a bit of a tongue twister in order to capture all of the things that make these cookies so terrific, including crushed candy coated chocolate, bittersweet chocolate chunks, and browned butter.
Yangzhou Fried Rice is a simple yet flavorful dish to make. It is a classic dish served at a Chinese banquet toward the end of the meal and it's an amazingly simple dish to prepare.
There are only five ingredients (eight if you count the oil, salt, and pepper). No garlic, no ginger, and, in this case, no soy sauce.
These big bakery-style chocolate mint chip cookies are loaded with crème de menthe chocolate candies and topped with even more chocolate mints after baking.
These chocolate mint chip cookies are big, thick, and craggy, with crispy edges and chewy centers with pieces of Andes Mints in every bite.
These white chocolate dipped gingersnaps are a little softer than most gingersnaps and are quite delicious ether left plain or dressed up in white chocolate and sprinkles for the holidays.
There's something about ginger and the holidays for me lately. Of course I've been doing a lot of baking, and anything ginger has been at the top of the list. Fortunately, everyone's been pretty happy with this development.
