This week was a fresh fruit tart. I'm out of town x2... Went to Utah to visit family, and then went on a work trip with husband. (right now we're in Ohio, yesterday we were in New York... hence the day late on the post. )
The tart was super yummy. The pastry cream was my favorite. Mmm. The crust was like a cookie, so it kind-a reminded me of a large fruit pizza, only with pastry cream instead of the cream cheese spread. You should really try this one.
Visit Amanda's blog for the full recipe.
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12 July 2012
02 May 2012
Bake 52: classic pancakes with flavored maple syrup
I really love pancakes. So I knew this was going to be a great week! It's also nice every so often to make something quick and easy. These pancakes are just that.
Dry ingredients whisked together.
This is hard to see, but there's a well there in the middle of the dry ingredients.
Pour the wet stuff into the dry.
Stir carefully, leaving it lumpy.
Cook on a hot griddle. The book explains that if the griddle isn't hot enough, you'll get pale, gummy pancakes. Such a great tip.
Flip. Cook a little more. Place in a 200 degree oven to keep warm.
Berry Maple Syrup:
Frozen blueberries... cook them in a saucepan, mashing them, until the moisture has evaporated.
Add maple syrup, (the real deal, please), lemon zest and salt.
Top your pancakes. Yum.
I loved this pancake recipe. I'll be making this one again. Check out Jesse's blog for the complete recipe.
Dry ingredients whisked together.
This is hard to see, but there's a well there in the middle of the dry ingredients.
Pour the wet stuff into the dry.
Stir carefully, leaving it lumpy.
Cook on a hot griddle. The book explains that if the griddle isn't hot enough, you'll get pale, gummy pancakes. Such a great tip.
Flip. Cook a little more. Place in a 200 degree oven to keep warm.
Berry Maple Syrup:
Frozen blueberries... cook them in a saucepan, mashing them, until the moisture has evaporated.
Add maple syrup, (the real deal, please), lemon zest and salt.
Stir until slightly thickened.
Top your pancakes. Yum.
I loved this pancake recipe. I'll be making this one again. Check out Jesse's blog for the complete recipe.
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