- Blueberry and lavender crumble in jars
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- Dessert in a Mason jar? Yes, please! Vary the fruit-herb combinations to your preference. Peach and chamomile or blackberry and sage are just a few ideas.
- Strawberries and cream trifle with sour ale and fresh tarragon
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- Fresh strawberries lend a brightness and natural sweetness to desserts, but with Anastashia Chavez in the kitchen, unlikely ingredient pairings add surprising pops of flavor. Here, the Ventura-based chef infuses a traditional English trifle with fresh tarragon and sour ale, paying tribute to her Italian training and love of craft beer.
- Lemon almond cream scones
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- Serve with your choice of accompaniments—such as lemon drizzle, jam, butter or crème fraîche—or enjoy unadorned.
- Carrot-beet olive oil cake
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This is carrot cake taken to a whole new level. Two colorful batters are swirled together, studded with walnuts and topped with a rich buttercream frosting.
- Stokes Purple sweet potato pie with maple whipped cream
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- Purple is the new orange with this modern twist on the classic sweet potato pie, featuring a hint of coconut.
- Warm mini-beignets
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- If you can appreciate the appeal of a bite-sized churro, you can probably imagine why this dessert is one of the most popular on Andrei's menu.
- Homemade ricotta cheese with balsamic blueberries
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- Fresh, creamy ricotta cheese is surprisingly easy to make and fits well on either the sweet or the savory side of the menu. Undecided? Take a cue from Kellie Black's oldest daughter and eat it straight from the pan!
- Market Watch with Timaree Hagenburger: Apricot chia pudding
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- Try this delicious recipe for apricot chia pudding for breakfast or dessert. You can use any fruit you'd like, including mango, blueberries, strawberries and/or peaches.
- Raw pear cake
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- Bartlett pear grower Diane Henderson of Kelseyville said this pear cake made with raw chunks of the fresh fruit is a family favorite that she bakes several times a year. It's a "moist and flavorful" dessert that is "super-yummy and easy to make." She added, "It freezes beautifully and never seems to dry out."
