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These cookies are less sweet and chewier than many traditional nut macaroons The recipe is from Eileen Dangoor Khalastchy, an 86-year-old cook and baker who remembers her mother making something similar when the family lived in Iraq Ms
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A recipe passed to me from my great-grandmother, these cakes are light and not too sweet. The cardamom and rosewater give it a distinctive Persian flavor. These are best served with hot tea or coffee.
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The name of this French dessert means “floating island.” It consists of soft meringue islands set afloat on a sea of the pourable vanilla custard called crème anglaise Traditionally it is garnished with caramel sauce and praline powder Here the dessert is flavored with cardamom and rose water instead, drizzled with cherry syrup and topped with pistachios.
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A DIY version of the quinine-laced stuff.
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Get Cucumber-Mint Water Recipe from Food Network
Ingredients: cucumbers, sugar, juice
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Gulab jamun are like deep-fried waffle balls soaked in a rosewater sugar syrup. They're a South Asian bite-size dessert popular on special days.
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The simplest recipe for cornbread involves mixing cornmeal with sugar, salt, water and shortening or bacon fat. Little cakes are then fried and served warm, drizzled with honey or maple syrup.
Ingredients: cornmeal, salt, sugar, shortening, water
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Ingredients: pineapple, water, vanilla, sugar
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Ingredients: coconut water, coffee
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Rose syrup, saffron, cardamom, and pistachios turn a plain carton of vanilla ice cream into an exotic dessert.
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There is a traditional English dessert called Eton Mess, attributed to Eton College, in which broken meringues, strawberries and softly whipped cream are folded together “Mess” in this context doesn’t mean “messy,” but rather “mixture.” This recipe is a springtime mess of rhubarb and strawberries Feel free to substitute other berries or stone fruit as they come into season
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This recipe comes from Kismet, the chef Sara Kramer's restaurant in Los Angeles There, the labneh is made in-house, providing an advantage that can never quite be overcome at home Still, buy the best labneh you can find