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]]>Dipped in flour and sugar with a hint of pecan, these Mexican wedding cookies will delicately crumble in your mouth from the first bite. Taking just 30 minutes of active prep, these elegant-looking desserts will look great on your table.
While they may look plain, these flour tortillas are scrumptious when fried and doused in cinnamon. What’s particularly great about this recipe is that it takes just two steps to complete, making it an easy way to satisfy a large amount of guests.
An all-time Spanish and Latin favorite, churros are an ideal dessert to enjoy on such a festive occasion. Consider making some cinnamon churros to provide your guests with a scrumptious dessert with a unique twist.
If you enjoy desserts such as cheesecake and jello, then you’ll love this scrumptious Mexican combination of the two. In addition to being simple to prepare, this Mexican flan looks impressive, surely impressing your guests.
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]]>The first secret is all about temperature control. Keep your ingredients, especially the fat (be it butter, shortening, or lard). The reason? When cold pieces of fat melt in the oven, they release steam, creating those coveted flaky layers.
When you mix flour with water, gluten begins to form. Gluten is great for bread, but not so much for pie crusts. The key is to mix just until the dough comes together. It’s okay if it looks a bit shaggy or crumbly. That’s actually a good sign.
Once mixed, the pie dough needs a good rest in the refrigerator. This rest period allows the gluten strands that have formed to relax, which in turn helps prevent shrinkage when baked. Additionally, this chilling time helps the fat solidify again, contributing to the flakiness of the crust. Aim for at least 30 minutes.
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]]>Ireland is home to plenty of tasty chocolates—truffles in particular. What’s great about preparing some scrumptious truffles is that you can decorate them differently and even make some taste variations to keep your party guests wondering what flavor they’re going to get.
For a simple, saucy recipe that you can easily prepare in bulk, there’s this sheet pan apple crisp. Given that apple cake and crumble are both Irish favorites, it will come as no surprise if this apple crisp will go down well at your festive gathering.
Once your guests have indulged in some scrumptious desserts, why not wash it all down with a thick, creamy cocktail to end the night on a refreshing high? Since the 1950s, Irish coffee has been a favorite cocktail among Irish and non-Irish people alike, making it a safe bet for any St. Patrick’s Day celebration.
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]]>Peeps are the candy corn of commercial Easter confections: you either love them or you hate them, there is no in-between. Those who happen to fall into the first group are sure to enjoy a sweet and simple milkshake like the one shared by Shared Appetite. Just pop a few Peeps in the oven to toast and then combine with the remaining ingredients in a blender.
Cadbury Creme Eggs are an Easter staple, but as their name would suggest, not exactly vegan-friendly. If you’re a fan of this classic treat but prefer to avoid dairy, you can easily make your own plant-based version with this recipe from The Little Blog of Vegan. They’re easy to whip up with only six ingredients and just as indulgent as the real thing.
We love peppermint bark at Christmas, so why not make the tradition part of our Easter celebrations, as well? This recipe by Sally’s Baking Addiction uses both semi-sweet and white chocolate as a base and can be made with almost any Easter candy you have on hand—M&M’s, speckled eggs, or even pretzel pieces.
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]]>Dipped in flour and sugar with a hint of pecan, these Mexican wedding cookies will delicately crumble in your mouth from the first bite. Taking just 30 minutes of active prep, these elegant-looking desserts will look great on your table.
While they may look plain, these flour tortillas are scrumptious when fried and doused in cinnamon. What’s particularly great about this recipe is that it takes just two steps to complete, making it an easy way to satisfy a large amount of guests.
An all-time Spanish and Latin favorite, churros are an ideal dessert to enjoy on such a festive occasion. Consider making some cinnamon churros to provide your guests with a scrumptious dessert with a unique twist.
If you enjoy desserts such as cheesecake and jello, then you’ll love this scrumptious Mexican combination of the two. In addition to being simple to prepare, this Mexican flan looks impressive, surely impressing your guests.
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]]>The post 3 Secrets Behind the Perfect Homemade Pie Crust appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The first secret is all about temperature control. Keep your ingredients, especially the fat (be it butter, shortening, or lard). The reason? When cold pieces of fat melt in the oven, they release steam, creating those coveted flaky layers.
When you mix flour with water, gluten begins to form. Gluten is great for bread, but not so much for pie crusts. The key is to mix just until the dough comes together. It’s okay if it looks a bit shaggy or crumbly. That’s actually a good sign.
Once mixed, the pie dough needs a good rest in the refrigerator. This rest period allows the gluten strands that have formed to relax, which in turn helps prevent shrinkage when baked. Additionally, this chilling time helps the fat solidify again, contributing to the flakiness of the crust. Aim for at least 30 minutes.
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]]>The post Most Delicious Irish Desserts to Enjoy on St. Patrick’s Day appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Ireland is home to plenty of tasty chocolates—truffles in particular. What’s great about preparing some scrumptious truffles is that you can decorate them differently and even make some taste variations to keep your party guests wondering what flavor they’re going to get.
For a simple, saucy recipe that you can easily prepare in bulk, there’s this sheet pan apple crisp. Given that apple cake and crumble are both Irish favorites, it will come as no surprise if this apple crisp will go down well at your festive gathering.
Once your guests have indulged in some scrumptious desserts, why not wash it all down with a thick, creamy cocktail to end the night on a refreshing high? Since the 1950s, Irish coffee has been a favorite cocktail among Irish and non-Irish people alike, making it a safe bet for any St. Patrick’s Day celebration.
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]]>Peeps are the candy corn of commercial Easter confections: you either love them or you hate them, there is no in-between. Those who happen to fall into the first group are sure to enjoy a sweet and simple milkshake like the one shared by Shared Appetite. Just pop a few Peeps in the oven to toast and then combine with the remaining ingredients in a blender.
Cadbury Creme Eggs are an Easter staple, but as their name would suggest, not exactly vegan-friendly. If you’re a fan of this classic treat but prefer to avoid dairy, you can easily make your own plant-based version with this recipe from The Little Blog of Vegan. They’re easy to whip up with only six ingredients and just as indulgent as the real thing.
We love peppermint bark at Christmas, so why not make the tradition part of our Easter celebrations, as well? This recipe by Sally’s Baking Addiction uses both semi-sweet and white chocolate as a base and can be made with almost any Easter candy you have on hand—M&M’s, speckled eggs, or even pretzel pieces.
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