Archive for the 'Dessert' Category

Chocolate Peanut Butter Tofu Ice Cream

Thursday, September 22nd, 2005

I seem to work in progressions or themes in my cooking. No sooner did I taste the Chubby Hubby Tofu Mousse, did I realize I wanted to test out tofu in its ice cream making abilities.
The chocolate peanut butter mousse, Chubby Hubby Goodness, is a variation on a ubiquitous tofu mousse recipe [...]

Chubby Hubby Mousse

Sunday, September 18th, 2005

I just read of a great version of the infamous tofu mousse in the latest Vegetarian Times. Unfortunately their website doesn’t seem to list the recipe (doh!), and their search engine is rather lame. However it was a pretty easy recipe to remember. I haven’t made it up yet- but plan on [...]

Garlic Hazelnut Caramel Corn

Saturday, August 27th, 2005

I was recently sharing with fellow foodies my discovery on how to roast garlic on the stove top. Filling a pan with peeled whole garlic cloves which are covered with olive oil and simmered yields two amazing products- the roasted garlic and wonderful garlic oil. Its a fun process to watch as the [...]

Chocolate Silk Tofu Cream

Friday, August 12th, 2005

Living in Eugene, I find myself picking up interesting desires that try to wrap themselves around me. They say it only takes so long before you catch the running bug after living here (this is TrackTown after all, the birth place of Nike)… and, well, I’ve done that one! One sore calf muscle [...]

Chocolate Chili Orange Mocha

Monday, August 8th, 2005

This weather has me completely addicted to icey things. The crowds on 13th Ave seem to be of the same mind. My campus bubble tea shop is becoming more and more popular (and I am even closer to filling up my buy-10-get-one-free card, whoppee!). The frozen yogurt shops are buzzing. The [...]

Ice Cream PossibiliTeas

Sunday, July 31st, 2005

This entry is a participant of the tea IMBB event hosted by A La Cuisine.
Cooking with tea brings up soo many flavor possibilities, the task of narrowing down the flavor search is almost debilitating! While chosing a flavor is difficult, the actual methods of cooking with tea are rather intuitive. Tea can [...]

Chile Orange Truffles

Tuesday, July 26th, 2005

Living in Eugene, I’ve come to know more and more about various food subcultures. The list is getting impressive, as there is more than one way to butter your toast… we have vegetarians, vegans, raw foodists, fruititarians, freegans, and polyvores. This all makes for interesting potlucks in this town…

“Wait [...]

Eternal Sunshine Frozen Honey Mousse (and Sunburn Salve)

Friday, July 15th, 2005

I’ve overdosed on honey in the past. This was during my make bath salts and make shampoo phase of my life. I was buying essential oils to scent soaps with and also bought a small vial of honey perfume. I used it in honey oatmeal foot scrub and honey milk baths… and [...]

Lavender Nectarine Tartlets

Friday, June 17th, 2005

Are you ready for a Sugar High Friday Moment? If you are abstaining from sweets, now is your chance to click away. It’s not often that I encourage my readers to stray, but if your eating habits are… say, elsewhere, I’ll allow it this once.
From the Food Pimp on High comes this month’s [...]

Mango Lassi Layered with Honey Date Ice Cream

Sunday, June 5th, 2005

Paper Chef is a fun little cooking event in the food blogosphere that Owen at Tomatilla has modeled after Iron Chef. This weekend launches Paper Chef #7, requiring participants to create a dish containing: medjool dates, honey, buttermilk and eggs. Julie at A Finger in Every Pie (oh my!) will virtually sip and taste [...]


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