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I’d say I’m firmly in the November-is-pumpkin-season camp, rather than the November-is-Christmas-time camp. But regardless of your own affiliation, I hope you will enjoy these pumpkin spice waffles with pumpkin brown butter. I recommend serving them with real maple syrup for the full flavor experience. It’ll be incredible in October, November, or whenever you need…
A simple dessert that’s rich and light at the same time. With pink hues that are sure to delight the eye, and fresh, juicy raspberries harmonizing with the toasty, fruity notes of ruby chocolate. My mousse-like version has a few more steps than a traditional fruit fool, but it’s still quite quick and easy to make and has the added benefit of being more stable! Ruby chocolate raspberry fools are perfect for finishing off a fancy dinner or as a romantic Valentine’s Day treat. This recipe makes just enough for 2, but it doubles or triples easily if you want to make it for a group.
This red velvet crepe cake is a fanciful, decadent treat. With a firmer, springier texture than a regular cake, the impressively thin red layers hold a surprising quantity of luscious cream cheese creme patisserie.
I look forward to eggnog season every year; it’s one of my favorite holiday treats. I enjoy the store-bought stuff, but it’s not terribly high-quality, and the natural varieties have yet to impress me. I finally honed in on the right ratios and created this recipe: A smooth, pale yellow nog, flecked with just the right amount of nutmeg and perfumed with vanilla.