Desserts

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Apple Fritter Cake

Apple Fritter Cake.
Cake that derived from a breakfast food, shape-shifted into a cake, disguised as dessert.

Raspberry Apple Galette

I also knew that I wanted to make a galette and I wanted to have pears in it. I seem to recall my mum making a blackberry pear jam when we were kids and I thought it would be a really good flavour combination. And I’d never made a galette but they always look so beautiful.  I also knew I wanted to use goat cheese and I got the idea for sweetening it with honey from this Food Network recipe.  As a total aside, did you know that Melissa is actually Greek for honey bee and Meli (my nickname) is Greek for honey?  Appropriate, yes?

Caramel Apple Idea

Ideas for carmel apples

Double chocolate chip cookies

Pumpkin Crunch Cake

Pumpkin AND crunchiness…now this is a great combo b/c usually everything with pumpkin is smooth and I love some crunchy textures mixed into things!

Carrot Cake

Sigrid’s Carrot Cake, my friends, is moist. It’s flavorful. It’s basic and wholesome and natural.  From Pioneer Woman - need I say more - it is awesome!

Apple Crisp

Apple Crisp

There isn’t anything quite like warm apple crisp, fresh out of the oven with a large scoop of ice cream served on top and melting.  It’s just about the easiest dessert to make with fresh apples.

Sunshine Lemon Bread

A little gift of sweet sunshine with a little bit of lemon.

All I can say is that it’s really fun to bless others with food, especially when they’re not expecting it.

There’s just something about Autumn that says share.

Caramel Apple Galette

Joy the Baker calls them crostadas.  I have another food blogger friend who argued with me for 10 minutes about how they’re crostaTAs, and then I just got frustrated and used Swagbucks to clear up the confusion.  That’s when I learned that they can also be called galettes.  Oh geez, let’s call the whole thing off.  As long as it’s eaten and enjoyed, I don’t think it matters one iota what they’re called.  Let’s just call them Yummilicious and leave it at that.

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