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Toasting improves coconut in every way. Need proof? Try it on chocolate cake. Next up, salads. By Charles Perry
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Figs are ripe for sensuous cinema in 'Women in Love' and a tart with custard and crystallized ginger too. By David Latt
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Cherries, sweet and sour, lend themselves to desserts and refrigerator pickles. By Martha Rose Shulman
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Portland gets its props as an early pioneer in the sustainable-organic-seasonal food movement. By Susie Norris
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In the Philippines, water buffalo milk is on the wane but still the heart of traditional confections. By Robyn Eckhardt and David Hagerman
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Chef Robert Wemischner's new book is geared to the serious pastry-chef wannabe. By Tim Fischer
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The citrus lends itself to a layer cake that uses every part of the fruit for a super-orange dessert. By Charles Perry
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A rich shortbread and a sticky-chewy filling make an irresistible Chinese New Year treat. By Sandra Wu
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These triple-threat cookies -- made with brown butter, bacon and sage -- fit anywhere on a holiday table. By Sandra Wu
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These new holiday cookbooks are a delight, with easy-to-follow recipes from experienced and new authors. By Tim Fischer
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Honey has its limits -- but flavor isn't one of them. Picking the right jar for the right dish is the trick. By Martha Rose Shulman
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Give the tired brown pie a rest this Thanksgiving. Start with fresh puree, then try a tart or spice cake. By Susie Norris
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Review: Rose Beranbaum, author of 'The Cake Bible,' reaches heavenly heights. By Tim Fischer
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