Strawberries With Reduced Balsamic And Black Pepper
Strawberries With Reduced Balsamic And Black Pepper
This is an Italian classic. For good reason: the rich tartness of the balsamic and the spice of the freshly ground black pepper pick up and highlight those same qualities in the strawberries, isolating and enhancing the strawberries' inherent fruity sweetness.
Strawberries With Yogurt And Honey
Strawberries With Yogurt And Honey
This is a healthier, less indulgent take on the Wimbledon favorite of strawberries and cream. What the yogurt can't match in richness it makes up for in clean tangy flavor. Honey adds a floral sweetness to the strawberries.
Pasta with strawberries? You'll be surprised. As Sfloglia Trattoria discovered when it put a similar pasta on its menu, the balsamic cuts the strawberries sweetness and adds enough acidity to make the sauce taste like a floral, complex tomato sauce.
Combining plums with berries is great because they add fruitiness and color, but no seeds. Plums are also rich in pectin, so they help ensure that the jam will jell well. Raspberries or blackberries can be used in this recipe.
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Freezing and serving the sorbet in a hollowed-out watermelon makes a stunning presentation. If you have an electric knife, you can cut it into slices (hold the frozen watermelon under warm running water first).
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Strawberry And Pea Shoot Toasts
Strawberry And Pea Shoot Toasts
Pea shoots barely wilted in olive oil and sliced strawberries are fantastic served on toast with pepper jelly and sea salt, or simply tossed together as a salad with a drizzle of balsamic syrup.
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Strawberry And Lemongrass Yogurt Pops
Strawberry And Lemongrass Yogurt Pops
Spice up yogurt with vanilla, lemongrass, simple syrup and strawberries for a perfect warm-weather treat.
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Strawberries Tossed In Peppered Raspberry Vinegar
Strawberries Tossed In Peppered Raspberry Vinegar
While the usual routine calls for balsamic vinegar, I have often used this recipe in my classes. Students can't believe that it will be good, and it's spectacularly good.
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The beauty of this frozen yogurt is that it tastes as good as ice cream but is healthier and requires virtually no cooking. If you drain the yogurt and chop and freeze the fruit ahead of time, it can be thrown together on a whim.
This recipe calls for an electric griddle, but a nonstick or seasoned crepe pan is a good substitute.
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This glaze is perfect on top of Lindy's Famous Cheesecake.
This recipe is part of the Barbara Kafka Dessert Anthology.
Charlottes are wonderfully old-fashioned desserts. The mold should always be lined with lady fingers (or strips of bread or brioche). When strawberries are in season, this is my favorite version.
This recipe is part of the Barbara Kafka Dessert Anthology.














