Recipe: Columbia's White chocolate bread Pudding-Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel

For pudding bread:

6 cups heavy cream *

2 cups milk

1 cup of sugar

Extract vanilla Cup 1/4

28 ounces white chocolate, cut into small pieces (approximately 3 1/2 cups), divided

4 eggs

12 egg yolks

18-ounce loaf-old Cuban bread

White chocolate rum sauce (see recipe)

White or dark Chocolate, shaved as Loki for garnish, optional

Heat the cream, milk, sugar and vanilla over medium heat in a large pot.When hot and small bubbles form, remove from heat and add 21/2 cups white chocolate, stirring until degrees.

Combine eggs and egg yolks in a large mixing bowl.With electric mixer, slowly pour the cream mixture slightly, tortured by whipping at medium speed include eggs to warm them. you may add other cream, continuing to beat the inclusion.

Cut bread in half inch slices, place in a large mixing bowl.Pour a mixture of eggs and cream over bread; press bread absorb mix and leave bread become soggy. cool for 15 minutes.

Grease baking pan 10 x 12 inches. Being the oven to 350 degrees.

Adding the remaining Cup of white chocolate bread and stir.(Don't let white fused chocolate.)Pour the mixture evenly prepared pan and cover foil. bake for 1 hour.

Remove foil and continue to bake an additional hour (approximately) or until pudding is set and the top is Golden brown remove from oven and allow to cool thoroughly.

Approximately 20 minutes before serving, slices bread pudding on individual portions and place on a lightly greased cookie. bake in 350-degree oven until structure and heated by white upper chocolate Rum sauce and, if desired, chocolate collapses. Serve immediately.

Makes 8 servings.

Per serving: many calories, calories from fat, 62% 121 g fat, saturated fat, 77 g cholesterol 681 mg 151 g, carbohydrate, 27 g protein, 658 mg sodium, 2 fiber

Per serving (lighter) without sauce: 1,143 calories, calories from fat, 47% 60 g fat, saturated fat, 38 g cholesterol 375 mg, carbohydrates 134 g, 25 g protein, 633 mg sodium, 2 fiber

* For a lighter Use half-and-half where cream is indicated and cut the egg yolks to 8 instead of 12. it is still its decadent cocktail.

Franglais: Apricot and oven Rosemary ribs (RECIPE)-huffingtonpost.com

 

I have been eating ribs as long as I can remember. I love barbecue. Smoked and succulent, swimming in sauce, tangy-sweet. I can't get enough. I can usually eat a man under the table, proving the old adage that Adam's last rib ended up in Eve.

But I always thought of ribs as a summer food, best eaten outside, by a smoke-belching barbecue. Americana on a paper plate. But this week is anything but a grassy picnic table, red-checkered tablecloth, and ants attacking a watermelon. New York is gray streets and gray skies, turning cold, and raining. Not exactly ribs weather.

Except, that it is. Today is exactly the kind of day when you need stick-to-your-ribs fare, and what sticks to your ribs more than ribs? And I love foods with bones and shells. Maybe I'm secretly a caveman, but I find that, like the clams from a few weeks ago, foods you have to eat with your hands and crack and gnaw and throw into a bucket are so much more social and prone to laughter and food fights and fun. French food can be as casual as that; especially French-American franglais food.

These ribs are not your typical ribs. First, they are not smoked or grilled, but roasted and charred in the oven, low and slow. Small and dainty baby back ribs are marinated individually in a sauce made from tangy vinegar, fruity olive oil, garlic, rosemary, and apricot preserves. Apricot and rosemary are one of those fruit-herb combinations the French do so well, and a combination that is so common in Provence, which also lends the flavors of garlic and olive oil to this dish. The ribs are still tangy-sweet from the vinegar and fruit, but subtler, and dryer, and a little more glitzy gourmet.

Which just goes to show you, you can teach an old dog--or pig--new tricks.

Apricot and Rosemary Oven Ribs

INGREDIENTS
3 pounds baby back ribs, cut into individual ribs
1/2 cup good apricot preserves
3 tablespoons white wine vinegar
3 tablespoons olive oil
4 cloves garlic, smashed or split
4 stems rosemary, bruised (see Note #1)
Sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper

PROCEDURE
1.Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F.
2.If you didn't have the butcher do it for you, cut the rack of ribs into individual ribs.
3.In a mini food processor, blend together the apricot preserves, vinegar, and oil until all the apricot chunks are smooth.
4.Place the blended marinade in a large zipperlock bag, and add the smashed whole garlic cloves, and the rosemary. Finally, add the ribs and squeeze the air out of the bag, and seal it. Massage the marinade into the ribs, turning them over to equally coat. Place in the refrigerator for an hour. Take them out of the fridge 15 minutes before you plan to use them, so they can come to room temperature.
5.Line a large rimmed baking sheet very well with aluminum foil, and spray the foil with nonstick cooking spray to be sure the ribs don't stick. Place the ribs in a single layer on the baking sheet. Season with salt and pepper.
6.Pour the marinade into a small saucepot, and bring to a boil. Then, pour the hot marinade over the ribs, and turn to coat.
7.Bake uncovered for 2.5 to 3 hours, turning every 30 to 60 minutes. Serve immediately. (see Note #2)

NOTES
1.To release the rosemary's flavor, you want to abuse it a little. Snap the twig in half, and rub the leaves a bit between your fingers to bruise them in order to release the oils of the herb, that will then infuse the marinade.
2.Optional, puree some more apricot preserves, and melt them in a small saucepan on medium heat on the stove. Use a pastry brush to paint the extra preserves onto the finished ribs to make them extra sticky and shiny.

 

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Spread out on a baking sheet and cool for 5 minutes. Pour down prepared pie crust; Use a scraper Bowl to get as many ' sauce ' off the baking sheet and the pie as possible. Use the upper crust; glue edges and shape as desired. Perforate your upper crust in order to allow steam to escape. Bake in 350 degree oven for 30-40 minutes or until crust is Golden and bubbling.

For best results allow at least one hour before serving. can be made the day before.

Tip:Apple pie upper crust can be brushed metal black wash eggs covered one egg yolk and 1 tablespoon water prior to putting in the oven. "this will help achieve beautiful classic pie, Golden color.

Walnut pie

1 cup maple syrup
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
melt in 1/3 cup butter
1 Teaspoon Vanilla
3 eggs
2 cups medium roasted pecans, chopped
1/2 Cup Pecans, roasted dark, rolled

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For instruction on how to roast and prepare Pecans click here.

Set to preheat the oven to 350 degrees f. Prepare pie crust; set aside.

Melt the butter in the microwave or on stovetop. In large bowl combine maple syrup, brown sugar, salt, butter and vanilla with wire whisk lead to uniform consistency.

In medium bowl beat eggs until generally beaten eggs to add and whisk again reached uniform consistency. Stir in the crushed Pecans.

Pour the filling into the crust prepared pie of pie walnut. Layer chopped Pecans pie filling over the top. Some Pecans will sink filling that well.

Bake the pie in the oven 350 30 minutes.Remove from oven and wrapped edge pie crust in foil to prevent from recording. return to the oven and bake 350 degrees for 40 minutes more.Some of the crushed Pecans will float to the top during baking, mix with chopped Pecans to form soft ' crust top '.

For best results let cool 2-4 hours, or overnight before serving to allow the pie filling to companies.

Pumpkin Pie
(dairy free!)

2 eggs
1 (15 oz) can Pumpkin
1 cup light brown sugar
cinnamon 1 tsp.
Nutmeg 1/2 tsp
Ginger 1/2 tsp.
salt 1/2 tsp.
1 TB molasses (optional)
3/4 Cup coconut milk

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Set to preheat the oven to 425. Prepare pie crust, set aside.

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SIDE orders: your sauce be toast roast-Chattanooga Times Free Press

Sauce contest

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Selling popcorn

Members of the Cherokee Boy Scouts of America are alone with their annual sales of popcorn. New this year, on average, consumers will produce 20 percent more than previously.

There are several varieties. Blazing microwave popcorn, Butter Light microwave Butter and ready for consumption called corn Cheese are made of canola oil, with 0 grams of trans fat and low saturated fat. Microwave Products have new flavoring "Butter Burst" for more robust flavor of butter. And My favorite must have, gourmet Caramel corn with almonds and peanuts, is made from natural sweeteners. Popcorn animation artist Trail's end offers also chocolates containing no hydrogenated oils.

More than 70 percent of sales stays in communities, to support programs of local Council.

Popcorn sale goes through November 1.For the first time will have harcerzy popcorn available in hand as you receive it as soon as you can to pay for it, "said spokesman Kevin Beirne.Or can be ordered in advance and delivered to your home in half, just in time for gift giving this Christmas.If you don't know the Boy Scout, call 892-8323 to TS7302 with one, or you can order online at www.trails-end.com.In the upper right corner, be sure to click "Help" in the green box (upper right) and enter your zip code to ensure that your purchase supports our local programmes Scout.

Class maintenance

Extension, University of Tennessee July food preservation class was so popular, with almost 100 people in attendance that other classes were scheduled for 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19. Participants will learn basics of canning and freezing of foods, including how to safely make and jams and jellies, pickle foods, place them in the bath, blanch them and use the pressure canner. There will be door prizes, too. Cost $ 20 per person. Mail a check or money order, issued on enlargement UT to 6183 Adamson Circle, Chattanooga, TN 37416. Cash payment may be between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Refunds shall be given after October 12 am call 855-6113 more information.

Contact Anne Braly in abraly@timesfreepress.com or 423-757-6285.

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