Showing posts with label Dessert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dessert. Show all posts

July 24, 2012

Tasty Tuesday - Deep Fried Oreos


Last week my sister tried her best to make fried Oreos but ended up making it into a hot mess disaster. I think she thought she knew what she was doing when in all reality, she just was frying desserts just to fry. Keeping with the summer tradition of posting delicious desserts, I thought I'd add the correct recipe on how to make your own Deep Fried Oreos

Now, I've never had them a day in my life before i tried to taste a bite last week, but as soon as I bit into the Oreo I decided to dispose it ASAP! Maybe because I thought it wasn't the correct way it was supposed to taste; but here I have the recipe from AllRecipes and i'll be more than gladly to share it with you all. First off i'm not with the whole frying desserts, but hey you have to step outside the box and live a little right? Have you ever tried Deep Fried Oreos? Or Any dessert fried of that matter?

Without Further Adu, Here's Today's Tasty Tuesday Delight Deep Fried Oreos! 

July 17, 2012

Tasty Tuesday - Banana Ice Cream


As my sister was helping look online for tasty summer dessert treats and she decided to share the recipe of Banana Ice Cream. Now, I'm not much of an ice cream fan anymore, but I decided to go forth with the idea only because I can't only post recipes that I like; I have to be considerate of other people's taste buds too. 

We came across an easy make on Food Network Online by Alton Brown, what's great about this recipe is that it comes with an instructional video. I will also post the written recipe for those who really understand recipes by direct instruction. Banana Ice Cream is one of my sister's favorite and although I don't eat ice cream anymore, I thought this was very pleasing to my blog audience. Here's your Tasty Tuesday meal Banana Ice Cream...Bon Appetite! 

For Full Instructional Recipe Look Below: 

June 5, 2012

Tasty Tuesday - American Flag Pull Apart Cupcakes


The summer is here and this means cookouts galore; especially the biggest one of the summer 4th of July. Being the cook that I am, I was browsing around Rachael Ray's website for some good recipes when I came across guest food blogger on her site by Christina Stanley Salerno. Christina introduced her cupcake creation of the American Flag with lots of frosting and tasty fruits such as blueberries and strawberries. This is the ultimate patriotic dessert I've ever seen I don't think I would want to even eat it; just leave it on my dining room table as decoration. This simple easy cupcake pull apart recipe is just like baking regular cupcakes with only adding two more additions which are the fruits. Nothing too intricate for a baker or non cooker :-). 

Check the recipe ingredients and preparation below:

INGREDIENTS

For the Cake:
  • One box of store bought devils food cake mix, or your favorite devils food cake recipe

Icing and Decoration:
  • 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
  • 6 to 8 cups confectioners' sugar
  • 1/2 cup milk
  • 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
  • 1 pint strawberries
  • 1 cup blueberries

PREPARATION

Instructions For The Cake:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees and line mini muffin tins with paper liners. Note: this recipe yields 48 mini cupcakes so you will need two 24-cup mini muffin tins or have to bake them in batches using whatever size mini muffin tins you have. 
Mix cake according to package/recipe instructions. Once batter comes together, fill each prepared muffin cup ¾ of the way full with batter. Bake cupcakes until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean, about 18-20 minutes. Cool on wire rack while you prepare the icing and fruit topping.
For The Icing/Decoration:
Dry berries thoroughly. It is important that they be super dry or else they will slide off of the cake.
Hull and slice strawberries in half, then cut the half’s into thin slices, this will be the “stripes” in the American flag. Gently blot the strawberries with paper towel to remove any excess juice from the berries.
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream butter until smooth and creamy, 2 to 3 minutes. With mixer on low speed, add 6 cups of sugar, milk, and vanilla and mix until light and fluffy. If the icing is a little too soft, add in remaining 2 cups sugar to reach a stiff frosting.
Generously pipe icing onto each cupcake.  You want to be generous because when the cupcakes are sitting next to each other, extra icing will fill in the gaps and make the cake look more like a flag. Note: you can spread instead of pipe but piping always looks neater. Find a large rectangular platter, slightly bigger than you think you will need for 48 cupcakes and place each cupcake side by side touching each other, making six rows of 8 cupcakes.
Place the blueberries or “stars” in the upper left side corner of the cake, approximately, eight rows of eleven blueberries.  Then take your strawberries and set them on their side into rows to fill in the rest of the cake. Keep cake refrigerated until guests arrive because icing will melt if left out in the heat.






Thanks To Rachael Ray and Christina Stanley Salerno For Sharing This Wonderful Delicious Patriotic Cupcake Platter. I Think I'll Definitely Try To Make This For The 4th of July. 


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October 18, 2011

Tasty Tuesday: Warm Mixed Berry Crumb Cake


I love the cake crumbs especially with a fruit mixed in. I believe you get to taste the flavor of both the cake and fruit like no other as it becomes an orgasmn to the taste buds. This tasty dessert is brought to us by new mom Tori Spelling from her web/blogsite ediTORIal by Tori Spelling. I love the dishes she puts on her website, they become so creative and she makes them look easy to make. Has anyone ever had Warm Mixed Berry Crumb Cake before? Check the recipe after the jump...

September 13, 2011

Tasty Tuesday - Apple-Bread Pudding Cake


The fall season is here and it only means one thing...BRING ON THE FALL DESSERTS! This one dessert dish I came across is from of course where I get all my tasty meals, Food Network Online. This Apple-Bread Pudding Cake was a recipe article in Food Network Magazine. I remember having bread pudding when I was younger and I felt the taste was bittersweet. Bread pudding basically reminds me of a slice of home made cake with pudding/custard on the side as a substitute to replace the typical cake and ice cream kind of bowl. When I read the word Apple, I froze and questioned how pleasing this would be to my taste buds. Therefore, today's Tasty Tuesday dish is no other than the delicious Apple-Bread Pudding Cake. You can get the recipe after the jump. Have you ever tried it before? Are you a bread pudding type of person? Let me know! Bon' Appetite'!

May 17, 2011

Tasty Tuesday: Original NILLA Banana Pudding

I truly forgot to include on a Tasty Tuesday day the best dessert ever; Banana Pudding with Vanilla Wafer Cookies. This has to be my favorite dessert when I go to family gatherings or a fried's cookout. I really don't like pudding that much, but for some reason the mixture of bananas and Nilla cookies sends shivers down my taste buds lol. Well thanks to Nabisco World for lending us their delicious recipe on making the best banana pudding in the world. I mean seriously, I can eat a whole bowl in one day ^_^! Enjoy today's Tasty Tuesday dessert Original Nilla Banana Pudding.

March 29, 2011

Tasty Tuesday: Funnel Cake


Yummy! A friend actually inspired this Tasty Tuesday meal today. I really love the taste of Funnel Cakes, but I only thought you could eat them in the summer time at carnivals and boardwalks. How dumb was I? lol My friend called me and said she was in the mix of making Funnel Cake inside of her home. I was shocked and stunned when she told me the simple ingredients needed to make a good Funnel Cake. Knowing me, I'd probably make a Funnel Cake every week or probably twice a month =). Words cannot describe how good this sweet treat tastes like. You have to truly try it if you haven't! I found a quick 10-minute recipe from Food Network's own Paula Deen.

January 18, 2011

Tasty Tuesday: Berry Yogurt Breakfast Bowls


I did say this week was going to be full of fun posts =)! Today's fun Tasty Tuesday meal is a breakfast dessert brought to us by Smuckers. "Berry Yogurt Breakfast Bowl" is the name of the dessert dish. You can't go wrong with an on-the-go breakfast treat. I enjoy eating yogurt, it has got to be one of my favorite healthy go to snacks ever =).

December 7, 2010

Tasty Tuesday: Cousin Johnnie’s Red Velvet Whoopie Pie


Today's Tasty Tuesday dessert comes to us from Food Network's own biggest chef Miss. Paula Deen. The dessert is called "Cousin Johnnie's Red Velvet Whoopie Pie", doesn't it look so yummy? All I know is I will eat about 5/10 of these in one sitting lol. Dont judge me! Read after the jump for the recipe! Thanks Paula Deen!