Desserts
Recipe Type: Desserts
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Continue ReadingPound cakes are easy to overlook when placed beside scrumptious cakes like red velvet cake, angel food cake, upside-down cake, and the likes because of their simple and modest appearance. But Pound Cake can stand on its own without the help of frosting or candied drizzle. It is so moist, rich, and tender that it is considered decadent on its own. Origin of Pound Cake Pound cakes are said to have originated in Europe and can be dated back to the early 1700s. They were traditionally made with a pound of each of the 4 main ingredients which are butter,…
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Rye and orange cookies recipe
Recipe Type: DessertsContinue ReadingCookies are little pieces of heaven in the mouth every time we bite into one. They are delicious, crispy, and nothing beats the thrill of biting into warm, freshly baked cookies. Some health-conscious individuals may argue that cookies are bad for you. However, if you eat them in moderation and think of the good benefits they bring, you may agree that cookies are not the real monsters. Cookies are good for your soul and mental well-being. The smell of just-out-of-the-oven cookies is enough to make you smile. The gooey dough and delicious taste are sure to warm your heart and…
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Tangerine Popsicles Recipe
Recipe Type: DessertsContinue ReadingThe temperature during summer can reach so sky-high that it becomes stifling for old and young alike. Keeping cool during the hot summer is important not just to stay comfortable, but also for health reasons. High temperatures can be dangerous since they may result in heat exhaustion, heat cramps, or worse, heatstroke. To stay cool during uncomfortable hot summer days, drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated and have cold snacks handy when the temperature becomes too unbearable. Tangerine popsicles are just the right cold snack you can indulge in to keep yourself cool. They can bring your temperature…
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Whole Wheat Cranberry Orange Cupcakes Recipe
Recipe Type: DessertsContinue ReadingPeople love cupcakes and their popularity has reached sky-high in recent years. But why do we love these little lovely desserts? Let me tell you. They are pretty to look at. With the help of modern design tools, cupcakes become prettier every day which makes them harder to resist. They have a built-in portion control since they come in single-serve proportions. Anyone who is mindful of their calorie intake and is trying to cut back on sugar won’t have to face the temptation of cutting a bigger piece. No need for utensils since they are individually served. They come in…
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Continue ReadingIf you think all oranges are the same, you may be surprised to learn that there are many differences among orange varieties. The regions where they are grown, and how they are grown plays a vital role in taste and juiciness. Let us take Temple Orange as an example. Temple oranges are indigenous to the state of Florida and are a hybrid of sweet orange and tangerine. Temple Oranges are large fruits with easy-to-peel skin and exceedingly sweet flavor thanks to their tangerine parent. What’s more, Temple oranges are remarkably juicy compared to other oranges. Temple oranges also have many…
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Vanilla Bean Honeybell Orange Tart with Chocolate-Spiced Citrus Meringue Recipe
Recipe Type: DessertsContinue ReadingDessert has always been my favorite part of the meal. No matter how good and filling the main course is, the sweet decadent desserts top everything off and put me in a very good mood. Health buffs might not agree with me but it doesn’t faze me because no matter how sinful it may be to eat blueberry cheesecake, strawberry shortcakes, and the like, I know that I am giving myself a chance to derive pleasure from simple things in life like eating my favorite sweet goodies – for me dessert is true love. If you love sweet things, one…
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Continue ReadingParfait is a fancy term for frozen layers of yogurt, cream, sweetener (either syrup or honey) and fruits prepped in a clear glass displaying the play of colors to make the concoction more appetizing and mouth-watering. Origin Parfait originated from France and was first created somewhere in 1894. This sweet, creamy temptation is typically made with sugar syrup, eggs, cream, and alcohol topped with a mint leaf, berry or fruit slice as garnishing. Some incorporate air to the parfait to prevent water crystals from forming, which may give parfait an uncomfortable texture in the mouth. American Parfait Unlike the original…
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Continue ReadingThis flavorful holiday salad makes the perfect accompaniment to a savory meal with friends and family. For an added Christmas touch, you can arrange this colorful salad into a wreath on a round platter, with a bowl of the citrus-champagne vinaigrette in the center with a spoon for guests. Toss together this cheerful side dish for your holiday get together. How to make Christmas Salad with Citrus-Champagne Vinaigrette Salad Ingredients: 5 ounces (1 bag) of spring salad mix 2 Hale Groves Navel Oranges, peeled, skinned, and cut into sections 4 ounces shelled, roasted, salted pistachios 4 ounces pomegranate seeds 2…
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Sugarbell Cupcakes Recipe
Recipe Type: DessertsContinue ReadingI may have a sweet tooth but I prefer eating sweets that also have nutritional value. If you are like me, then this recipe is the right one for you. Sugarbell is a cross or hybrid between a flavorful Clementine and sugar-sweet Honeybell. It was developed at the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, Citrus Research and Education Center. This seedless, deep-colored, bell-shaped orange offers a unique flavor and aroma that comes along with well-balanced citrus tartness and sugar-sweet taste from its parents. What makes this orange even better is its zipper-like skin that is easy to…
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Tangerine Pudding Recipe
Recipe Type: DessertsContinue ReadingThey look like oranges but they are not – they are tangerines. Tangerines are hybrids of mandarin oranges. Tangerines are orange-colored fruits that are smaller and less round than real oranges. They offer a sweeter taste and a stronger flavor when compared to regular oranges, minus the acidity. Tangerines have been in cultivation in Japan and China for more than three millennia. However, even though they are an ancient fruit in other parts of the world, tangerines have only been grown in the United States since the mid 19th century. The first tangerines to reach US soil were brought to…