Belongs to Bethany Vanilla Ice Cream 

Makes about 1 Quart

Two teaspoons of vanilla extract can be substituted for the vanilla bean; stir the extract into the cold custard in step 3. An instant-read thermometer is critical for the best results. Using a prechilled metal baking pan and working quickly in step 4 will help prevent melting and refreezing of the ice cream and will speed the hardening process. If using a canister-style ice-cream machine, be sure to freeze the empty canister at least 24 hours and preferably 48 hours before churning. For self-refrigerating ice-cream machines, prechill the canister by running the machine for 5 to 10 minutes before pouring in the custard.

You might need to buy:
  • vanilla bean
  • heavy cream
  • whole milk
  • light corn syrup

Serves 6

We recommend using one of our favorite dark chocolates-Callebaut Intense Dark Chocolate, L-60-40NV, or Ghirardelli Bittersweet Chocolate Baking Bar. If you like, garnish the pudding with whipped cream and chocolate shavings.

Nostalgia isn’t enough to make a dessert worthwhile. To rescue chocolate pudding from obscurity, we’d have to ramp up the flavor while preserving the silky texture.

You might need to buy:
  • whole milk
  • heavy cream
  • cornstarch
  • Dutch-processed cocoa
  • espresso powder

8 to 10

If you cannot find challah, firm, high-quality sandwich bread may be substituted.

You might need to buy:
  • Vegetable oil spray
  • chocolate chips
  • heavy cream
  • whole milk
  • Nutella spread
  • light brown sugar

Makes one 9-inch pie, serving 8 to 10

To account for any imperfect strawberries, the ingredient list calls for several more ounces of berries than will be used in the pie. If possible, seek out ripe, farmers’ market–quality berries. Make certain that you use Sure-Jell engineered for low- or no-sugar recipes (packaged in a pink box) and not regular Sure-Jell (in a yellow box); otherwise, the glaze will not set properly. The pie is at its best after two or three hours of chilling; as it continues to chill, the glaze becomes softer and wetter, though the pie will taste just as good.

Pairs with:
Chateau Ste. Michelle Late Harvest Chenin Blanc
The crispness of chenin blanc is a wonderful companion to a fruit pie.

You might need to buy:
  • Generous pinch Table salt
  • juice from 1 lemon
  • FILLING:
  • WHIPPED CREAM:
  • cold heavy cream
Belongs to Bethany Summer Peach Cake 

Serves 8 to 10

To crush the panko bread crumbs, place them in a zipper-lock bag and smash them with a rolling pin. If you can’t find panko, 1/4 cup of plain, unseasoned bread crumbs can be substituted. Orange liqueur can be substituted for the peach schnapps. If using peak-of-season, farm-fresh peaches, omit the peach schnapps.

You might need to buy:
  • peach schnapps
  • lemon juice
  • almond extract

Serves 8

In step 5, the cooled frosting stays soft and spreadable longer than other recipes, but it will harden over time. If the frosting does begin to stiffen, you can microwave it for about 10 seconds (or until it returns to a spreadable consistency).

For SALTED CARAMEL FROSTING substitute 3/4 tsp salt for 1/2 teaspoon salt as per http://thepastamanblog.com/post/6486780930/salted-caramel-frosting

Pairs with:
Chateau Ste. Michelle Late Harvest Chenin Blanc
The crisp acidity of chenin blan serves to brighten the sweet caramel.

You might need to buy:
  • CAKE:
  • heavy cream
  • packed dark brown sugar
  • FROSTING:
You might need to buy:
  • heavy cream
  • coarse salt
  • vanilla extract
ready in about 15 minutes; serves 4
You might need to buy:
  • Baking Soda
  • Almond Flour/Meal
  • chocolate chips
  • Add or take away any ingredients as you wish.
Belongs to rschwartz87 Powerballs 
You might need to buy:
  • dried pitted dates

Must try!

ready in about 10 minutes; serves 12
You might need to buy:
  • unsweetened coconut
  • maple syrup
  • whole almonds
  • melted dark chocolate
  • virgin coconut oil