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cheeriobrigado · 7 years

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First Stop: London

After getting 8 hours of rest time on the airplane (more than I've gotten per night the past week) and arriving at Gatwick airport, Jason and I hopped on the train to London's city center, stopping off at Victoria and taking a few more stops via the Tube to land at Soho and our hotel. After exiting our teensie weensie hotel, we headed for brews at The Crown, our first pub stop. Ah...THERE was that nice, room-temperatured ale we'd been waiting for. (Wadsworth pale ale) Amongst groups of old friends or gents grabbing a beer after work, with some of their button-downs having escaped the tucks of their suit and trousers, it was a lively, tiny little joint to converse over some drinks. We also spotted plenty of Landon champagne at the pub, which we had for our wedding dinner. At long last, Jason and I stopped in to a small chippie spot and got some fish and chips and also a beef and mushroom pie...it might not have been the #1 spot in town or anything like that, but it was excellent and satisfied our salty, savory cravings. Searching for more beer to wash down our pre-dinner "snacks", we stepped into a different pub, caught some of both premier and pre-premier soccer games, and watched Messi score (for the first time against that particular keeper...you're welcome, Messi!) while enjoying some Camden Lock lagers. Crowds were pouring out of the pub and onto the cobblestone sidewalk just outside, more professionals winding down with friends after work. By the time we headed to dinner, it was dark and we'd wet our appetites, ready to taste some delicious bites at Nopi, a restaurant of Yotam Ottolenghi's - a chef of one of our favorite cookbooks, Plenty. Complementary champagne was served as the waiter congratulated us on our honeymoon. I had a delicious Classic dirty martini and Jason had a Hendricks punch which had Hendricks gin, Aperol, juniper and coriander syrup, cucumber, mint, and aromatic bitters. We started off with a seeded house made lavash with a burnt onion dip.. fancy crackers and dip. Then we had roasted aubergine, which is really eggplant.. the brits even fancy up their veggies. Along with that was a dish of Cornish Hake with tamarind yogurt, pistachios and pickled lemon. After which they served us roasted butternut squash with tahini, pine nuts and za'tar. Along with the squash they served us or final savory dish of roasted quail with braised chicory and verjus... so fancy. The dinner was topped off by Caitlin and I bingeing on desserts... I mean pudding. I had a strawberry mess because as Caitlin would say, I love my fruity desserts. After breaking the fast of our wedding diet, Caitlin indulged herself in a roasted peanut and caramel ice cream with chocolate and peanut brittle. Our walk back was pleasant, even so with it drizzling and a little chilly. Bellies full and eyes ready for sleep, we hastened back to our hotel and got a night's rest before getting ready for the next morning. (Getting rest on the plane over was great, but this was a solid one-up with a standard hotel bed.) Waking up, we decided to let the morning defeat us a LITTLE and rose up a little later than planned...after getting dressed and heading out, we grabbed some breakfast (lunch) at a place that was built in the 1300s...after wrapping up our meal and preparing to continue our explorative walk through Soho, we glanced out the window - POURING rain, in extreme wind...we did a Londoner and ordered a beer to wait it out. Not 20 minutes later was the sun back out, amused at its cleverly played trick, and well enough for the rest of the day. We stopped back at the hotel to change, and met our buddy Chad at the fabulous Mr. Fogg's Gin Parlour - a dapper, quaint little parlour with delicious libations and an old, elegant ambiance cuter than the little old ladies you'd find chatting on the Tube. Dinner, later, was terrifically authentic yet upscale at St. John Maltby's - one of Fergus Henderson's quaint restaurants. We started off with bread and butter.. salivation over carbs. Then we had runner beans vinaigrette with our very British Welsh rarebit. We did have to ask our waitress... "what is Welsh rarebit?" And her reply was "cheese toast"...which was really a cheese, Guinness, mustard and lea and perrins - better known as Worcestershire sauce. Umm yes please! Then we had deviled kidneys, which was lamb kidneys spiced with cayenne, over toast along with our roasted pigeon with Savoy cabbage and bacon...absolutely delicious. At this point our eyes were a little bigger than our stomach so we decided to split a dessert of Lancashire cheese and an eccels cake. So far, we're amazed how you can just walk into any joint and use the loo with no judgment or fee, that we can't get over how conscious we are of constantly needing to walk on the left side, and that it's clean and everyone is generally all about 'getting on with it' and being pleasant. It's also pretty neat that most beers we've consumed have been served in glasses of their own branding. Cheers! C & J

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hinach168 · 4 years

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Pancake Perfection - Tips and Tricks For Fabulous Flapjacks

Like pancakes? You're going to love them once you read these tips and tricks that will transform you into an expert pancake chef! Learn all about ingredients, mixing, cooking, flipping, presentation, storing, reheating, and more!

Flour

Fresh flour makes a difference in pancake flavor and texture, because the simpler the recipe, the more vital high-quality ingredients are. So buy flour from a health food store, local mill, or natural foods section of the grocery store.

Try using cake flour for super light, fluffy pancakes.

Griddle

Test if the griddle is hot enough by sprinkling a few drops of water on it. If the drops dance and sizzle, it's ready.

You may want to test the batter and griddle by cooking one trial pancake first.

If your pancakes are browning on the bottom before bubbles appear on top, the griddle is too hot; whereas if the tops become dry before the bottoms are golden brown, the griddle is not hot enough.

Batter

Do not over-mix pancake batter because this overdevelops the gluten, resulting in rubbery pancakes. Over-mixing also bursts the batter air bubbles, which are important for light pancakes.

Cook baking soda pancake batter immediately, because the liquid starts reacting immediately, and if you wait too long, the batter will go flat.

Stir the batter gently ONLY until moistened. The remaining small lumps will cook out, so don't worry about them.

Keep in mind that each cook measures differently, so the batter may need slight adjustments. If the batter seems too thick, thin it with a tablespoon at a time or milk or buttermilk or water; if it seems too thin and runny, blend in a tablespoon or so of flour.

Pancake batter that is too runny equals thin, flat pancakes.

Pancake batter that is too thick means it won't spread, resulting in thick pancakes with doughy centers.

Pancake batter consistency is important, but sometimes unpredictable, since ingredients, how long the batter sits, and even weather affect the batter.

Keep in mind that batters made with wheat flour will thicken as they stand.

Pouring Pancakes

A ladle works for pouring pancake batter, but if you use one, realize that the higher you hold it, the more you risk breaking the air bubbles in the batter. Therefore, hold the ladle near the surface of the griddle.

You want at least an inch of space between cooking pancakes, so remember when you pour the batter that it will spread.

Spatula Use

Resist the urge to move pancakes while the first side is cooking, as this will break the seal between the pancake and cooking surface, meaning the pancake will not cook as evenly.

Similarly, turn pancakes only once. The second side never cooks as evenly as the first, and takes only about half the time to cook as the first.

A thin, broad spatula slides easily under delicate pancakes and enables you to flip them without mangling them.

Lift only the edge of a pancake with a spatula to see if it's golden brown and ready to flip.

Flip gently, don't toss your pancakes sky-high unless you want them stuck on the ceiling or the floor!

After flipping, cook 1-2 minutes more.

NEVER pat pancakes with the spatula.

Leftover Pancakes and Reheating

Freeze leftover pancakes in airtight plastic bags.

Reheat pancakes in a toaster, toaster oven or regular oven at 350 degrees for 5 to 10 minutes. If using the oven, first place the pancakes in a single layer on a foil-lined baking sheet.

Reheating pancakes in a microwave is not recommended, as it tends to toughen pancakes.

Pancake Mixes

If you like eating pancakes often, make your own mix to have handy. Simply blend the dry ingredients of your favorite recipe and store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.

Pancake Presentation Tips

Make the pancakes a uniform size and arrange them nicely on a serving platter (kept warm in the oven).

Warm the plates and syrup and butter.

Heat the syrup in a microwave-safe little pitcher for 15-30 seconds.

Serve pancakes with the nicest sides facing up.

Garnish pancakes with a dusting of powdered sugar, cocoa, fresh fruit slices, or nuts.

Warm Honey Syrup

Heat honey to the boiling point and it will become thin and pourable, a deliciously different pancake syrup.

Creative "Letter" Pancakes

Fill a sealable plastic bag with pancake batter (or use a squeeze bottle), cut a hole in the corner of the bag and squeeze the batter out, writing letters to spell your child's name or initials. Note: The size of the hole will determine the size of the pancake letters.

Top Pancakes

Sometimes all you need to make a good pancake an awesome pancake is the right topping. Be creative, and you just may discover the best pancake topping ever.

Move over maple syrup. It's time to try something new!

Below you will find a selection of Delicious Pancake Topping Suggestions:

Canned fruit pie fillings Jam (heat in microwave and stir, this makes a nice, pourable consistency.) Honey Whipped cream Chocolate syrup Caramel Butterscotch sauce Peanut butter Ice cream Cream cheese (don't forget all the flavored varieties!) Cottage cheese Simply dust with powdered sugar or cocoa. You could even use a simple stencil (snowflake, heart, star, etc. . .) for a stunning effect!

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alicethecook · 4 years

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Pancake Perfection - Tips and Tricks For Fabulous Flapjacks

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Pancake Perfection - Tips and Tricks For Fabulous Flapjacks

Like pancakes? You’re going to love them once you read these tips and tricks that will transform you into an expert pancake chef! Learn all about ingredients, mixing, cooking, flipping, presentation, storing, reheating, and more!

Flour

Try using cake flour for super light, fluffy pancakes.

Griddle

Test if the griddle is hot enough by sprinkling a few drops of water on it. If the drops dance and sizzle, it’s ready.

You may want to test the batter and griddle by cooking one trial pancake first.

If your pancakes are browning on the bottom before bubbles appear on top, the griddle is too hot; whereas if the tops become dry before the bottoms are golden brown, the griddle is not hot enough.

Batter

Do not over-mix pancake batter because this overdevelops the gluten, resulting in rubbery pancakes. Over-mixing also bursts the batter air bubbles, which are important for light pancakes.

Cook baking soda pancake batter immediately, because the liquid starts reacting immediately, and if you wait too long, the batter will go flat.

Stir the batter gently ONLY until moistened. The remaining small lumps will cook out, so don’t worry about them.

Pancake batter that is too runny equals thin, flat pancakes.

Pancake batter that is too thick means it won’t spread, resulting in thick pancakes with doughy centers.

Pancake batter consistency is important, but sometimes unpredictable, since ingredients, how long the batter sits, and even weather affect the batter.

Keep in mind that batters made with wheat flour will thicken as they stand.

Pouring Pancakes

You want at least an inch of space between cooking pancakes, so remember when you pour the batter that it will spread.

Spatula Use

Resist the urge to move pancakes while the first side is cooking, as this will break the seal between the pancake and cooking surface, meaning the pancake will not cook as evenly.

Similarly, turn pancakes only once. The second side never cooks as evenly as the first, and takes only about half the time to cook as the first.

A thin, broad spatula slides easily under delicate pancakes and enables you to flip them without mangling them.

Lift only the edge of a pancake with a spatula to see if it’s golden brown and ready to flip.

Flip gently, don’t toss your pancakes sky-high unless you want them stuck on the ceiling or the floor!

After flipping, cook 1-2 minutes more.

NEVER pat pancakes with the spatula.

Leftover Pancakes and Reheating

Freeze leftover pancakes in airtight plastic bags.

Reheat pancakes in a toaster, toaster oven or regular oven at 350 degrees for 5 to 10 minutes. If using the oven, first place the pancakes in a single layer on a foil-lined baking sheet.

Reheating pancakes in a microwave is not recommended, as it tends to toughen pancakes.

Pancake Mixes

If you like eating pancakes often, make your own mix to have handy. Simply blend the dry ingredients of your favorite recipe and store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.

Pancake Presentation Tips

Make the pancakes a uniform size and arrange them nicely on a serving platter (kept warm in the oven).

Warm the plates and syrup and butter.

Heat the syrup in a microwave-safe little pitcher for 15-30 seconds.

Serve pancakes with the nicest sides facing up.

Garnish pancakes with a dusting of powdered sugar, cocoa, fresh fruit slices, or nuts.

Warm Honey Syrup

Heat honey to the boiling point and it will become thin and pourable, a deliciously different pancake syrup.

Creative “Letter” Pancakes

Fill a sealable plastic bag with pancake batter (or use a squeeze bottle), cut a hole in the corner of the bag and squeeze the batter out, writing letters to spell your child’s name or initials. Note: The size of the hole will determine the size of the pancake letters.

Top Pancakes

Sometimes all you need to make a good pancake an awesome pancake is the right topping. Be creative, and you just may discover the best pancake topping ever.

Move over maple syrup. It’s time to try something new!

Below you will find a selection of Delicious Pancake Topping Suggestions:

Canned fruit pie fillings Jam (heat in microwave and stir, this makes a nice, pourable consistency.) Honey Whipped cream Chocolate syrup Caramel Butterscotch sauce Peanut butter Ice cream Cream cheese (don’t forget all the flavored varieties!) Cottage cheese Simply dust with powdered sugar or cocoa. You could even use a simple stencil (snowflake, heart, star, etc. . .) for a stunning effect!

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hashtagallergictoeverything · 7 years

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Three recipes, one f*ing delicious allergen-free, egg-free Instant Pot Cheesecake.

Instant Pot Cheesecake (egg-free!)

Coconut-Pecan Pie Crust (vegan-able)

Caramel Sauce (vegan!)

Every so often a recipe is just right on the first try and this was one of those moments. I am in love with my Instant Pot. I placed the order and then I combed the internet for days planning what I would cook first, the very moment it arrived. This was the first recipe I made in it and (much to my surprise, as first times so often go) it was fabulous. I wouldn’t change a thing.

#AllergicToEverything® Cheesecake

#AllergicToEverythingⓇ Instant Pot Egg-free Cheesecake with Vegan Caramel Sauce & Pecan-Coconut AMAZE Pie Crust

#AllergicToEverythingⓇ Instant Pot Egg-free Cheesecake with Vegan Caramel Sauce & Coconut-Pecan AMAZE Pie Crust

A lighter, creamy, egg-free, gluten-free, corn-free, wheat-free, allergy and vegan-friendly cheesecake recipe for your instant pot!

FILLING

16 oz. cream cheese

3/4 cup of maple syrup or agave (or 1 cup granulated sugar)

1/3 cup half and half (or cream or almond milk)

1 cup greek yogurt (I used non-fat)

1/4 cup of gluten-free flour or tapioca starch rind

1 lemon (juiced )

1/2 lemon (zested)

1 tablespoon bourbon vanilla

PIE CRUST

1 c. flaked (unsweetened coconut)

1 c. pecans (chopped)

½ c. gluten-free flour

½ c. brown sugar

2 tsp ground cinnamon

5 tbsp butter (or coconut oil if vegan) (softened )

SAUCE

2 tablespoons coconut oil

2 tablespoons real maple syrup (or agave)

1 tablespoons peanut (or any nut) butter

1/2 teaspoon sea salt

1/4 teaspoon bourbon vanilla

KITCHEN TOOLS

Microplane or cheese grater

Blender

Spatula

1 7" Springform Cake Pan

Parchment paper

2 Paper Towels

2 Tinfoil to wrap bottom and top of springform pan

1 Tinfoil sling

Instant Pot

Instant pot trivet

1 cup Water (for the Instant Pot)

Pyrex measuring cup (or glass dish)

Saucepan

1 cup Water (for the saucepan to create a double boiler)

CRUST

Line the bottom of a 7″ extra deep spring-form pan with parchment paper.

Mix crust ingredients in a small bowl until well combined.

Press the mixture into the bottom of the parchment prepped pan and press the crust down using a spoon or measuring cup so that it is tightly packed and smooth.

Place in the freezer (for about 15 minutes) while you make the filling.

FILLING & COOKING

Allow all cold filling ingredients to come to room temperature by taking them out a couple hours ahead of cooking, this will create a much smoother cheesecake.

Add the cream cheese, maple syrup, 1/2 and 1/2, yogurt, lemon juice, lemon zest and vanilla to your food processor and mix until smooth.

Scrape down the sides. Add the flour and continue to mix until the mixture is creamy.

Scrape down the sides again and blend until all of the ingredients are fully combined.

Pour the mixture into the (parchment paper prepped) spring-form pan and smooth the top with a spatula or spoon. Tap the pan on the counter several times to remove any bubbles.

Wrap the bottom of the pan with foil, place two paper towels on top of the pan and then cover with a piece of foil.

Make a tinfoil sling to allow easy insertion and removal from your instant pot- take a 15″ piece of foil and fold it over 2 times. See the visual guide to see what it should look like.

Pour one cup of water into the insert of the Instant Pot and add in the trivet with the handles folded down.

Place the spring-form pan into the Instant Pot using the sling, fold sling handles over.

Add the instant pot lid and seal the vent.

Set the manual timer to high pressure for 37 minutes.

Once it’s done, let it natural release. This should take 20-25 minutes. This is a great time to make the sauce!

Remove the cheesecake carefully using the sling and allow it to cool for 5 to 10 minutes.

Run a knife around the edges of the cheesecake to help prevent any cracking while it sets.

Put the pan in the freezer for 1-2 hours.

Remove from the freezer and run your knife around the edges of the cheesecake, release the springform tin. Carefully remove the parchment paper and place cheesecake on a plate.

Use a ladle or spoon to drizzle and smooth the caramel sauce over the cheesecake, I like to push it all the way to the edges so it drips over.

Store in fridge until ready to serve.

SAUCE

Melt the coconut oil, maple syrup, vanilla, and salt together in a pyrex measuring cup (or glass container) for 30 seconds in the microwave.

Stir in the peanut butter until fully incorporated.

Fill a saucepan with a cup of water, put pyrex measuring cup (or glass mixing bowl) into the pot.

Heat over medium, stirring continuously for ten minutes.

Remove sauce and allow it to cool to room temperature.

Double the pie crust and freeze one in a ziplock for later. It defrosts quickly in the fridge or on the counter. PIE crust works well for freezer cakes and oven-baked pies. See the recipe here.

VISUAL INSTRUCTIONS

Cheesecake Visual Instructions

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Caramel Sauce Visual Instructions

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Video Instructions

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Please rate the recipe and comment or add questions below!

One bite is never enough.

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Instant Pot Egg-free Cheesecake, Vegan Caramel Sauce, & Pecan Coconut Pie Crust Three recipes, one f*ing delicious allergen-free, egg-free Instant Pot Cheesecake. Instant Pot Cheesecake (egg-free!) Coconut-Pecan Pie Crust (vegan-able)

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ericathecook · 4 years

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Pancake Perfection - Strategies and Tricks For Fabulous Flapjacks

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Pancake Perfection - Strategies and Tricks For Fabulous Flapjacks

Like pancakes? You happen to be likely to enjoy them when you go through these guidelines and tricks that will renovate you into an specialist pancake chef! Learn all about ingredients, mixing, cooking, flipping, presentation, storing, reheating, and additional!

Flour

Fresh flour can make a distinction in pancake flavor and texture, since the less difficult the recipe, the additional crucial substantial-top quality components are. So purchase flour from a well being foods retailer, neighborhood mill, or normal foods segment of the grocery shop.

Try employing cake flour for tremendous light-weight, fluffy pancakes.

Griddle

Check if the griddle is sizzling sufficient by sprinkling a few drops of h2o on it. If the drops dance and sizzle, it can be prepared.

You might want to exam the batter and griddle by cooking 1 demo pancake first.

If your pancakes are browning on the bottom ahead of bubbles appear on leading, the griddle is far too hot whilst if the tops grow to be dry in advance of the bottoms are golden brown, the griddle is not incredibly hot plenty of.

Batter

Do not around-mix pancake batter mainly because this overdevelops the gluten, ensuing in rubbery pancakes. Around-mixing also bursts the batter air bubbles, which are significant for gentle pancakes.

Prepare dinner baking soda pancake batter straight away, simply because the liquid begins reacting instantly, and if you wait too prolonged, the batter will go flat.

Stir the batter gently ONLY until eventually moistened. The remaining tiny lumps will prepare dinner out, so never worry about them.

Hold in intellect that each prepare dinner steps in another way, so the batter might have to have slight changes. If the batter appears to be way too thick, skinny it with a tablespoon at a time or milk or buttermilk or drinking water if it would seem way too skinny and runny, blend in a tablespoon or so of flour.

Pancake batter that is also runny equals slim, flat pancakes.

Pancake batter that is far too thick means it is not going to unfold, resulting in thick pancakes with doughy centers.

Pancake batter consistency is important, but from time to time unpredictable, considering that ingredients, how prolonged the batter sits, and even climate influence the batter.

Preserve in intellect that batters created with wheat flour will thicken as they stand.

Pouring Pancakes

A ladle will work for pouring pancake batter, but if you use 1, recognize that the higher you maintain it, the extra you danger breaking the air bubbles in the batter. As a result, keep the ladle around the surface of the griddle.

You want at minimum an inch of space between cooking pancakes, so bear in mind when you pour the batter that it will unfold.

Spatula Use

Resist the urge to move pancakes although the initially facet is cooking, as this will split the seal involving the pancake and cooking floor, which means the pancake will not cook dinner as evenly.

Likewise, transform pancakes only the moment. The 2nd facet in no way cooks as evenly as the very first, and normally takes only about 50 % the time to prepare dinner as the initial.

A slender, wide spatula slides easily below fragile pancakes and allows you to flip them without the need of mangling them.

Raise only the edge of a pancake with a spatula to see if it truly is golden brown and ready to flip.

Flip carefully, really don’t toss your pancakes sky-significant until you want them caught on the ceiling or the flooring!

Right after flipping, prepare dinner 1-2 minutes extra.

By no means pat pancakes with the spatula.

Leftover Pancakes and Reheating

Freeze leftover pancakes in airtight plastic baggage.

Reheat pancakes in a toaster, toaster oven or typical oven at 350 degrees for 5 to 10 minutes. If using the oven, 1st put the pancakes in a one layer on a foil-lined baking sheet.

Reheating pancakes in a microwave is not proposed, as it tends to toughen pancakes.

Pancake Mixes

If you like consuming pancakes often, make your possess mix to have handy. Basically mix the dry components of your most loved recipe and store in an airtight container in a cool, dry spot.

Pancake Presentation Suggestions

Make the pancakes a uniform measurement and organize them nicely on a serving platter (stored heat in the oven).

Warm the plates and syrup and butter.

Warmth the syrup in a microwave-harmless tiny pitcher for 15-30 seconds.

Serve pancakes with the nicest sides going through up.

Garnish pancakes with a dusting of powdered sugar, cocoa, fresh new fruit slices, or nuts.

Heat Honey Syrup

Warmth honey to the boiling issue and it will grow to be thin and pourable, a deliciously distinctive pancake syrup.

Innovative “Letter” Pancakes

Fill a sealable plastic bag with pancake batter (or use a squeeze bottle), slice a hole in the corner of the bag and squeeze the batter out, creating letters to spell your child’s name or initials. Be aware: The size of the gap will determine the measurement of the pancake letters.

Leading Pancakes

Sometimes all you have to have to make a very good pancake an brilliant pancake is the right topping. Be artistic, and you just may explore the finest pancake topping at any time.

Shift over maple syrup. It is time to try out a thing new!

Below you will discover a choice of Delicious Pancake Topping Recommendations:

Canned fruit pie fillings Jam (heat in microwave and stir, this helps make a nice, pourable consistency.) Honey Whipped cream Chocolate syrup Caramel Butterscotch sauce Peanut butter Ice cream Product cheese (really don’t forget all the flavored types!) Cottage cheese Simply just dust with powdered sugar or cocoa. You could even use a basic stencil (snowflake, heart, star, and so forth. . .) for a spectacular impact!

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