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by Danielle@BigLifeLittleGarden and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
A healthy way to indulge in a decadent treat with your loved one on Valentine’s Day.
by kelly @ livelovepasta and filed in Desserts, Fruit Desserts
Since I love Hawaiian bread so much we decided to make bread pudding out of it, and since it is “Hawaiian” we decided to add some pineapple. And what goes better with pineapple than coconut?
by Spontaneous Hausfrau and filed in Cakes, Desserts
Miniature donuts filled with juicy bites of maraschino cherry and rich chocolate.
by Julie Ruble (Willow Bird Baking) and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
People will seriously swoon when you show up with these cake balls. Swoon, I tell you. Red velvet cake and cheesecake and chocolate? They’re also, despite looking really fancy, surprisingly straightforward to make. That being said, cake balls and pops are always fiddly the first time you make them and they require a little trial and error, but the great thing about them is that they always taste amazing.
by whatsgabycooking and filed in Desserts
The most amazing, decadent and sinful brownies on the face of the earth.
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brbvcell on 11.16.2010
My pot collection is woefully meager is there another way to prepare the sweet potatoes besides a steam basket?
bevm on 11.16.2010
As I was reading the recipe, I was thinking I’d bake the potatoes, as I prefer to do for any sweet potato recipe. It sort of caramelizes them. You can do it in the jackets and then peel off the skin after they cool a bit, or scoop them out.
crewlady on 11.16.2010
I’ve had luck simply microwaving them — I’ll cut the potatoes into rounds, cover them in a bowl, and nuke ‘em for 6-8 minutes or so (stirring halfway through).
Jennifer on 11.17.2010
You can also just boil the potatoes whole with the peeling still on. Once they are tender the peeling basically falls off and the potatoes are easy to mash.
lorelei on 11.20.2010
Anyone tried canned sweet potato?
veebee on 12.1.2010
I made this for Thanksgiving and it was a big hit! I did not have a steam basket so I just boiled the potatoes. Thank you for this recipe!
Dyedinthewoolcook on 10.30.2011
I haven’t made this recipe yet, but I’m going to! I just wanted to say that this would be a really easy recipe to make gluten free. All you would have to do is substitute gluten free gingersnaps for the regular gingersnaps and you’d be all set. I’m always looking for gluten free recipe ideas for my family, and this one sounds delicious and is really easy to alter. Thanks!
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