Showing posts with label rhubarb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rhubarb. Show all posts
Wednesday, 3 September 2014
Chai-Spiced Cheesecake with Rhubarb Compote {recipe}
Any excuse to make a dessert and I am there, beaters in hand, rearing to go. I struggle with the idea though of 'a signature dish'. I get bored making the same thing too often. One of the things that excites me about baking is the opportunity to play and come up with new ideas. I also like to use my dessertee (receiver of dessert) as inspiration. The dessertee in this case was a tea drinker, a chai-loving vegetarian who I happen to know loves cheesecake. Naturally, a chai-spice cheescake had to happen! But it needed to be gelatin-free and I prefer the texture of a no-bake cheesecake. I couldn't find a recipe I liked that met these criteria so I made this up using inspiration from Nigella's no-bake Nutella Cheesecake and Donna Hay's Chai-Spiced Cheesecake Tarts
Labels:
chai,
cheesecake,
compote,
gelatine-free,
no-bake,
recipe,
rhubarb,
vegetarian
Thursday, 15 May 2014
Rhubarb and Pear Crunchle {Recipe}
I am a cruncher. Lolly pops are short-lived with me. I like texture and jaw workouts. Making biscuits? Burn mine a little, don't give me those chewy numbers.
It is getting damn cold in Melbourne, which means crumble weather. But crumbles are often too, well, crumbly. I want crunchle- sweet fruit filling with spicy, textured, crunchy topping. Like dessert granola. Opps, I've just given it away. This is basically an adapted granola recipe (which means it is healthy right?)
I whipped this up when having guests for dinner after working all day and only arriving home half an hour before they were due to arrive. It is that easy.
Let's get started
It is getting damn cold in Melbourne, which means crumble weather. But crumbles are often too, well, crumbly. I want crunchle- sweet fruit filling with spicy, textured, crunchy topping. Like dessert granola. Opps, I've just given it away. This is basically an adapted granola recipe (which means it is healthy right?)
I whipped this up when having guests for dinner after working all day and only arriving home half an hour before they were due to arrive. It is that easy.
Let's get started
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