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Tish Boyle Sweet Dreams
http://www.tishboyle.blogspot.com
Tish Boyle Sweet Dreams is a recipe-driven blog that's devoted to dessert and all things sweet.
- Added on: Jun 1st, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tish Boyle
- Listed in: Recipes Food & Drink
- Tags: Chocolate pastry desserts dessert recipes tish boyle
Recent Posts
Raspberry Palmiers: A Lesson Learned
I’ve been baking for a long time (let’s say 30 years or more—as you can probably tell from my youthful appearance, I started VERY young). Despite this, I still experience my share of baking screw-ups. Things don’t always go perfectly in the k...
Slightly Salty Almond Toffee Crunch
Toffee is one of my all-time favorite confections, probably because it combines some of my favorite flavors: buttery caramel, toasted almond, and chocolate. It’s one of those recipes, however, that requires your full attention while you’re making...
Macaron Madness
French macarons have become extremely popular in the past few years. They're not quite as popular as cupcakes, though, probably because the perception is that they're a little more difficult to make (which is really not true). And, after all, cupcake...
The Great Strawberry Christmas Tree Centerpiece
Christmas is rapidly approaching, and it's always nice to plan to do something a little different for the holiday table. Recently I worked on a food styling project for Driscoll's strawberries, creating a Christmas tree centerpiece using whole strawb...
A Charleston Tradition
During the eighteenth century, many Scots settled in North and South Carolina. There's a Scottish word, 'sussy', that means 'to care', from which a Charleston tradition developed. The tradition is to give an unexpected gift, called a surcee, to frien...
Gingery Pumpkin Ice Cream
Pumpkin is an extremely versatile vegetable--it works well as the featured ingredient in desserts as well as it does in savory dishes. Which is a good thing, because as much as I love pumpkin pie, it can get a little predictable after a while. Here's...
