Tag: fruit
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Simple Sangria from Leftover Wine
It's easy to make a simple sangria from leftover wine. Even though it may be somewhat improvised, with a little bit of know-how, you can have it wind up fruity and delicious. Most of what you need you... Read More
Don’t Play Me for a Fool, Unless It’s a Blueberry Fool.
Blueberry Fool is a fruity dessert made from (fresh) blueberries and whipped cream. A simple recipe might include only those two components, but more elaborate recipes might make use of more exotic it... Read More
Black Cherry Cocktail
Here's a black cherry cocktail that is ... dare I say good for you? It's made mostly from straight-up, wholesome, delicious fruit juice. It's packed with antioxidants and contains no added sugar! (Alt... Read More
Brandied Cherry and Apple Spice Cake
This Brandied Cherry and Apple Spice Cake is homemade comfort food in a Bundt pan. It's a delicious olive oil spice cake that deserves to be on a pedestal. ... Read More
Guava Raspberry Hors d’Oeuvres
These Guava Raspberry Hors d'Oeuvres use fresh raspberries, guava paste, and an elegant whipped cream - mascarpone mixture. They can provide a sweet, luscious hit to any cocktail party or buffet.... Read More
Blueberry Eclipse Cake Put yourself into the path of its totality.
This homemade (from scratch) three-layer (two-layer) Blueberry Eclipse Cake is made from butter, eggs, fresh berries, and sour cream, and it has an extraordinary color. It's whipped cream and lemon cu... Read More
Strawberry Pineapple Crisp
Strawberry Pineapple Crisp is unusual. And it has lime. It's good. ... Read More
Tropical Fruit Salad
Martha Stewart's Tropical Fruit Salad is made with fresh pineapple, strawberry, lime, and coconut chips. It's probably the simplest of the Martha recipes I know, but its nonetheless characteristically... Read More- 2 of 4
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