My family will eat just about anything if it’s made with passion fruit. Last year, when the local Latino grocery store chain had a massive sale on fresh passion fruits, I tried my hand at making a passion fruit tart. I used a store-bought refrigerated pie crust and baked it in a tart pan. It
Category: Pastries
Rose Entremets
Skip to Recipe For this month’s meeting of the South Florida Baking Club, I decided on “Flowers and Chocolate” as the theme. Basically, your creation should incorporate flowers or chocolate. Since I’m a little nuts, I decided to do BOTH. And, before realizing how I had shot myself in the foot with that idea, these
Mango Creme Brulee Donuts
Skip to Recipe I know that I am usually done with the mango recipe posts by now, but these mango creme brulee donuts just couldn’t wait until next year! Mango-filled donuts had been on my list of things to try during Mango Madness since last year. I simply ran out of time (and mangoes) when
Pumpkin and Cheese Pastries (Pastelitos)
Skip to Recipe Pumpkin and cheese (cream cheese, to be specific) is one of those combinations that sounds weird if you have never tried it, but works incredibly well. So, pumpkin and cheese pastries (or pastelitos, as we call them down my way) seemed like a win for me. Lightly sweetened pumpkin puree and soft
Dulce de Leche Pastelitos
Skip to Recipe Ever since a recent experience using puff pastry, I have been dying to find another use for it. The problem is, I’m not a particularly big fan of cooked fruit fillings, as evidenced by the lack of fruit pies and the like on my blog. I kept wondering what I could put
Mango Madness in July – Part 3 (2016 Chapter)
Another year, another Mango Season in South Florida. This is now my third Mango Madness post, as I did this in 2014 and 2015 with great success. But for those of you just tuning in, I will fill you in. During Mango Season, I find myself getting a large quantity of mangoes that I don’t always
Mango and Cheese Pastries (Pastelitos)
Skip to Recipe This is my third Mango Season working in a place that affords me access to a large supply of mangoes during this time of the year in Miami. I had been racking my brain for ideas on what to make with mango that I had never made before, and my brain reserves