Maple Cream Profiteroles
by Laura Sorkin | Feb 6, 2019 | All Recipes, Indulge
I have wanted to make maple profiteroles for some time and with Valentine’s Day coming up, it seemed the perfect opportunity. Profiteroles are made with choux pastry stuffed with pastry cream or ice cream and served with a sweet sauce like chocolate or raspberry. ...
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Indian Pudding
by Laura Sorkin | Nov 13, 2018 | All Recipes, Indulge
Indian Pudding is a delicious dessert that has nearly been forgotten but deserves a comeback. Also known as a Hasty Pudding, it is made by combining the new world food, cornmeal, with milk and molasses and boiling or baking with spices. Eggs give it some loft and...
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Pear Maple Ginger Sorbet
by Laura Sorkin | Oct 31, 2018 | All Recipes, Indulge
This Pear Sorbet with Maple and Ginger is the ideal finish to a heavy meal. It is light and sweet with just a hint of ginger spice from the infused maple. And given how few ingredients it uses, it could not possibly be easier. One thing to keep in mind when using...
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Dutch Pear, Baby
by Laura Sorkin | Oct 5, 2018 | All Recipes, Indulge
I remember making Dutch Apple Baby in elementary school and thinking that, though the name was peculiar, the Dutch had some very good notions about apples and pancakes. It turns out that though the Dutch are very fine people, the dish has nothing to do with Holland....
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Maple Rum Cake
by Laura Sorkin | Sep 15, 2018 | All Recipes, Indulge
This recipe is a mix of Midwestern practicality, Eastern stubbornness and Vermont magic. I first tried rum cake when my sister-in-law, who is originally from Kansas, made it for me. It has been my experience that Midwesterners know how to bake excellent cakes and...
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Galaktoboureko with Rum Barrel-Aged Maple
by Laura Sorkin | Sep 3, 2018 | All Recipes, Indulge
I get recipe suggestions all of the time and have learned to keep an open mind, but I have to confess, the sound of this one left me dubious. It is a traditional Greek pastry, which was recommended by my husband’s aunt, Sheryl, and when I read the description, it...
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