Dessert Recipes

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We have a local honey event this weekend and I came up with these the other day. It’s rose/saffron pastry cream, set in a honey gel, on a no-bake oat crust. It’ll probably have some seasoned salt on it for service. Each guest will get one or two in addition to their ordered dessert. My question is, is this a thing? I’d like to note it on the menu, and if it’s already a thing I’d like to use its proper name. If this is actually something I came up with though, I wanna name it after my daughter Note: the cream wasn’t really supposed to float, it’s supposed to be a dollop that’s totally encased in the honey. I do kinda like how they float though, my chef called them “bees” and I think that’s pretty cute. Most of this batch were floaters but my second batch today stuck to the crust. Edit: upon a bunch of reflection and crowdsourcing, I believe it’s a unique enough dessert to give it its own name! On our menu it will just be a “Ruchette” (little beehive) but if I ever get around to writing down my recipes, I’ll call it “Ruchette de Rita” (Rita’s little beehives). Thank you everyone for your help! submitted by /u/trecani711 to r/Chefit [link] [comments]

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I recently bought A LOT mango to make mango sorbet with, but I can only eat so much sorbet !! I am now left with so much mango that needs to be used up ASAP! I am going to cut up and freeze a bunch, but my freezer is full to the brim with stuff already. As I was scouring through the Internet, all I could find were recipes for mango sago, but I am looking for something more.. solid. Anything, really, that I can consume over the course of a few days. What is your favorite way to bake some mango? submitted by /u/uribyoon to r/Baking [link] [comments]

Time to bust out the Good Camp Tickets cuz the new Dessert dish is a big boi. Who else has been stockpiling ingredients since the datamine a few days ago? submitted by /u/WookieForc3 to r/PokemonSleep [link] [comments]

I have a couple of things I would do different next time. I would add more sugar and juice to the bottom for a more uniform level and let it sit for like a hour or so to soak. The blood slices should have been thinner. My springform pan is over a decade and a half old and I found out…leaks! Use more orange blossom water, I was scared of it tasting like a candle so I did only a few drops of that and about a teaspoon of vanilla but orange vibe could be stronger. Great with plain Greek yogurt on the side, but next time with try with like a drop of olive oil and honey in the yogurt. submitted by /u/Weird-Sprinkles-1894 to r/Baking [link] [comments]

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The chickens have been busy. I have about 200 eggs. Help. submitted by /u/13thmurder to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

I'm 27m, pastry chef at a high-end restaurant in Portland. I do the dessert menu, been here four years, went to culinary school in Paris, the whole deal. So we hired this server named Ashley maybe three months back. She's early twenties, super bubbly with customers which is great. But she started doing this thing where she'd come back to the kitchen and tell me how customers wanted there desserts modified. First time she asked if we could do the chocolate tart without the gold leaf because a customer thought it was "too fancy" I was like okay sure, weird but whatever. Plated it plain. But then it became constant. She'd ask if we could make the crème brûlée less "burny" on top. Thats literally the entire point of crème brûlée. She wanted me to do our earl grey panna cotta without the earl grey because someone didn't like tea. Just like. Make a different dessert at that point. I tried explaining that the menu was designed a certain way, these were my recipes, but she'd do this thing where she'd be like "but the customer really wants it" with this pouty face. And I didn't want to be the difficult chef stereotype so I'd usually just modify it. It was getting rediculous though. My sous chef asked why we were basically running a custom dessert operation. I said I don't know, trying to keep Ashley happy I guess. Then last Saturday we were slammed. Full restaurant, two hour wait list. And Ashley comes back during the dinner rush and says table eight wants the deconstructed apple tart but can we put it back together because they "don't understand why its all spread out like that." I was so done. So I just stopped what I was doing and I was like "Ashley why did they order the deconstructed apple tart if they wanted a regular apple tart." And she got all defensive like "they didn't know what deconstructed meant." And I just. I wiped my hands on my apron and walked out to table eight myself. My chef de cuisine was like what are you doing but I was already going. I got to the table and introduced myself and said I heard there was some confusion about the dessert. They seemed kind of surprised to see me. I explained that deconstructed meant we were serving the components seperately so you could experience each element, but if they preferred a traditional preparation I could absolutely make them our classic tarte tatin instead. They were actually really cool about it and said oh that makes sense, we'll try it as designed. Walked back to the kitchen. Ashley followed me and was like "you made me look bad." I said no, you were making me remake dishes all night because you weren't explaining the menu properly. Thats literally part of your job. She complained to our manager that I went over her head. Manager pulled me aside and I explained the whole three months of modifications. Manager was like wait, you've been doing custom orders every night? When I told him everything he basically said Ashley needs to actually read the menu descriptions and understand what she's selling before taking orders. They made her do a full menu tasting the next day. She had to try every dessert and learn what everything was. She's barely talked to me since except for when absolutely necessary. But like. I spent years developing these recipes. You can't just crowdsource the menu based on whatever random requests come in. Also maybe don't tell a pastry chef how to make desserts when you thought crème brûlée was supposed to be soft on top. submitted by /u/OkPay6990 to r/traumatizeThemBack [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone! I’ve recently been making lots of desserts from SBA! These are my thoughts on what I’ve made recently: Lemon blueberry babka - PHENOMENAL and I can’t stop eating it!! I’m going to make the cinnamon apple one next week to see if it is as good Carrot cake - the best carrot cake I’ve had honestly, I made this for my dad’s birthday. He loved it Lemon oat bars - very addicting, the crust/topping is to die for Glazed coconut lime cookies - decent, I don’t think I’d make them again Soft dinner rolls - delicious and easy to make! I had a tried and true dinner roll recipe but recently tried these and I don’t know if I’ll ever make my old recipe again I would love to know your favorite recipes of hers! Or honestly, any of your favorite recipes that I can access online. If you can, provide a link :) I ma carrot cake - submitted by /u/International-Ear285 to r/Baking [link] [comments]

The flavor was passable but despite my best effort they looked like ground beef covered in turd submitted by /u/the_euphonist to r/shittyfoodporn [link] [comments]

I’m getting bored of the things I’ve been baking and I’d love some recipe suggestions. Preferably desserts that have left people saying “holy crap this is so good” or goodies that have left people asking for the recipe! No requirement for it to be for a particular event or time of year (fall, holidays etc). I’m just looking to expand my recipe book with tasty treats!! Edit: also no preference on the type of baked goods. I’m comfortable making just about everything!! Edit 2: WOW!!! You guys rock!! I’m so so excited to try all these new things!! Thank you :) submitted by /u/trackhockey15 to r/Baking [link] [comments]

Mine is crème brûlée, but I can’t make that every week. So far it’s the only fairly easy to make dessert recipe I have in my arsenal that impresses with minimal effort. What sweet treats do the people of reddit make for their SO/casual dates?? submitted by /u/Hot-Name-8601 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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Has anyone seen a “cake roll” made of concentric circles like this instead of a spiral? submitted by /u/howardcord to r/Baking [link] [comments]

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A friend invited me over tonight and I'd like to bring something with me. Edit: thank you everyone for the amazing suggestions and recipes! Can't wait to try them all. Anyone that's curious: I ended up making a berry and peach crisp :) submitted by /u/Cloutes to r/AskBaking [link] [comments]

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Girlfriend's off home for three weeks next weekend, so I'm putting a little meal together on Saturday, but I'm stumped by desserts. Everything I find is either too unimpressive and basic, or waaay too involved for what is ultimately three portions of dessert (one each, and a third that I'll split with her if she's lucky). It's going to be two course only, she's only little. Pork wellington for mains, stuffed with black pudding. So something not terribly rich and heavy would be good I think. For reference, Valentine's meal desserts were chocolate fondants, so I'm pretty familiar with my kitchen. I just don't want to spend hours in there making two portions. Let's have it, what would you make? submitted by /u/georgekeele to r/recipes [link] [comments]