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Recipes

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Blackberry Bread Pudding

Lynley Jones

Inspired by the Tale of Peter Rabbit, with blackberries, bread and milk combined into one amazing dish that tastes like love. Use fresh or frozen blackberries.

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Easy Patriotic Tart

Lynley Jones

Frozen puff pastry dough, filled with creamy honey-mascarpone and fresh fruit. The quick and easy way to pull together a beautiful fresh-fruit tart.

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Cinnamon-Cranberry Muffins

Lynley Jones

Quick, simple and delicious. These are muffins, not dessert masquerading as a breakfast food.

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Lavender Cherry Galette

Lynley Jones

A simple, rustic tart made with either fresh or frozen cherries, with dried lavender petals. You can pull the cherries directly from the freezer for this.

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Pumpkin Pasties

Lynley Jones

Like little pumpkin pies inside a pastry shell. Inspired by the Harry Potter book series, they're perfect for your Halloween or Potter-themed party, but also sophisticated enough for your Thanksgiving table.

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Peach-Pecan Crumble with Whiskey-Cream

Lynley Jones

Juicy, ripe peaches, crumbly topping studded with pecans, all drizzled with sweet whiskey-cream. Oh yeah.

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Whipped Cream

Lynley Jones

So easy, so delicious... Why doesn't everyone make their own whipped cream?

Serve with Chocolate Pudding, Happy Apple Tart, hot chocolate, or about a million other delicious things.

Makes about 1 3/4 cups

Ingredients

1 cup heavy whipping cream

1 Tablespoon sugar (or more or less to taste)

Optional (but usually delicious): 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Instructions

1. Combine all ingredients in a medium bowl.

2. Whip by hand with a whisk or with an electric mixer on medium speed (much easier), preferably fitted with a wire whisk attachment.  

3. For a classic French-style cream, whip until the cream forms soft peaks. For a more American-style result, whip a little further until you get stiffer, sturdier peaks. Do not over-whip, or you will end up with butter!