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Honey Rum Apple Crumble
Sticky honey, a touch of warm butter, and dark rum are the key to the delicious filling in this crumble that lets the natural flavor of Honeycrisp apples shine. When things start cooking, promise yourself to only take a taste. While crumbs are usually the best, and most picked off, part of any dessert they top, these apples are so good that you might need to stop yourself from eating them all right out of the pan. Ingredients Apple Filling 2 pounds Honeycrisp apples 1 tablespoon unsalted butter 3 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoons dark rum Crumb Topping 8 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 ¼ cups all-purpose flour ⅓ cup light brown…
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Strawberry Pumpkin Tart
Fresh strawberry jam livens up a pumpkin tart. This layered dessert veers from pumpkin pie flavor and lets you taste the fall staple in a different way. Without traditional spices like cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg, pumpkin retains more of its natural flavor, and it pairs deliciously with strawberry. Vanilla and brown sugar round out the filling, which is creamier than the pie version. When it comes to the jam, all you need is a little sugar and lemon juice to create a spread that is not overly sweet. A packaged product from the store won’t have the same flavor so it’s best to make it at home. The berries will…
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Caramel Apple Cookies
Bite through a rich caramel coating into a crisp center, and you know the deliciousness of the sweet, buttery, tart caramel apple. I prefer mine dipped in peanuts, which adds a little salt to the mix too. These cookies capture all of the flavors of the quintessential fall treat, with the added bonus of giving you an excuse to whip up some delicious caramel sauce.
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Cornmeal Scones with Red Cheddar and Apricot
With a sweeter flavor than other varieties, red cheddar always strikes me as the ideal cheese for breakfast. A perfect complement to fruit, it calls to mind my father’s predilection for topping apple pie with a slice of cheddar. Why opt for sweet or savory when you can have both?
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Raspberry Goat Cheese Tart
At a bakery I rarely can resist the raspberry filling and nutty crust of a linzer torte or the cookies inspired by this classic Austrian dessert. I use the term “dessert” loosely, of course, since linzer tortes are perfect for breakfast. Consider them an elevated jam on toast. With my predilection for dessert as breakfast, I used classic linzer torte flavors to create a cheesecake style tart that is perfect for any time of day. The vanilla bean flecked filling and almond crust are topped with lightly sweetened, macerated raspberries. Serve this tart after lunch or dinner, with afternoon coffee or tea, or join me in having a slice in…
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