DESSERT Recipes
Flavored nut milks
POSTED ON August 20, 2014
Posted in Dessert, Snacks
Lately, when I forget to soak almonds I make nut milk with a combination of hemp and macadamia nuts. Since neither has a skin, you won’t need to soak them to remove phytic acid (a nutrient blocker in the skin that protects the seed from sprouting—there is plenty more info about this my book up [...] continue reading ->
Dairy, sugar and gluten-free berry tartlets
POSTED ON August 11, 2014
Posted in Dessert, Gluten free
Although I make all my desserts with healthier sweeteners like maple syrup, brown rice syrup, dates and coconut sugar, I do like the challenge of making a treat with just brown rice and yakon syrups.
Yakon syrup is a low glycemic sweetener (GI is the rate at which food raises blood sugar) made from a [...] continue reading ->
Chocolate coconut bites
POSTED ON February 13, 2014
Posted in Baked Goods, Dessert, Gluten free
There is the sweetest little bakery in Williamsburg (Brooklyn) called Bakeri, which I’m sure many of you know. It’s the kind of place that I once fantasized about opening when I lived in London. Coincidentally, the mural on Bakeri’s wall depicting a nymph-like woman holding a tray of cakes is almost identical to what we [...] continue reading ->
“Small Plates and Sweet Treats” Gluten-free chocolate hazelnut & buckwheat cake
POSTED ON December 21, 2012
Posted in Dessert, Gluten free
For some time now I have wanted to cook and post a recipe from Aran Goyoaga’s lovely cookbook, Small Plates and Sweet Treats: My family’s journey to gluten-free cooking. When I spotted this cake in the winter section of “sweat treats,” I thought it sounded delicious; if some of you are still looking for the perfect [...] continue reading ->
Plum almond crisp with cardamom custard
POSTED ON September 25, 2012
Posted in Dessert
Lately I have been surrounded by an abundance of plums: Italian prune plums, back plums, Santa Rosa’s and many more that I can’t identify readily. Some varieties have pink flesh, some yellow, all delicious. I had no intension of bringing home so many from the farmer’s market the other day. I chose a few of [...] continue reading ->