Tamarind dessert

Learn how to make tamarind candy, the popular Dominican bolas de tamarindo with a sweet and sour taste, and lovely combination of textures.

In this Tamarind Millionaire's Shortbread recipe, layers of rich chocolate, sweet and tangy tamarind-spiked caramel, and a buttery crust make up this simple but decadent dessert recipe meets cookie recipe. #dessertrecipes #dessertideas #dessertdishes #sweettreats

As much as I like cooking food at home, I actually adore going out for dinner. Growing up as one of four kids, meals at restaurants were few and far between and mostly happened during the summers …

Offset the sweet with this tart and tangy pantry staple. Here's why you should add tamarind paste to caramel brownies or bars.

A few months ago my kid sister called. I call her my kid sister even though she is now 27 years old, but she will always be my kid sister. She called asking if I

Change up the classic lemon tart recipe with the inclusion of sharp and exotic tamarind. This gorgeous silky dessert is sure to impress when placed in the middle of the table, just don't expect leftovers. A tamarind & lemon tart with salted peanut praline boasts an exquisite combination of flavours!

A review of Michelin-starred Alinea restaurant, and a recipe for spicy tamarind caramels.

Tamarind Balls are a sweet, tangy treat made from just two ingredients: tamarind and sugar.

This cake celebrates the sweet, jamlike texture of juicy ripe figs against the backdrop of a fragrant almond cake, with a sweet-and-sour tamarind glaze as contrast. As the cake bakes, the fresh figs release their juices, which begin to caramelize and take on the flavor of black pepper. Tellicherry black peppercorns and long pepper, if available, are wonderful options to explore for their unique aromas. Frozen fresh figs will also work in this cake. Just remember to thaw them to room…

Mary’s Kouzina on Instagram: "FANOUROPITA. On the eve of August 27th and many Greek Orthodox homes are baking, Fanouropita. A cake commemorate the Holy Martyr, Saint Fanourios the Saint for “lost things”. His name comes from the word “fanerono”, which means “I reveal” and worshipers ask Saint Fanourios to help find people or lost things. Fanouropita can be made all year round as an offering or thanks to Saint Fanourios to help you find what it is you’ve lost. I’m still looking for a set of h