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Pete Fred

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(Yet) another lemon polenta cake...

 

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It does get a good soak with lemon syrup, but the photo makes it look a little more sodden than it eats.

 

With all the leftover egg whites from recent banana pudding adventures, I made marshmallows (Thomas Keller recipe). Vanilla...

 

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And chestnut (crème de marrons)...

 

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As you can see, the chestnut purée didn't add much colour-wise, just a hint of beige, and the flavour was quite subtle, but it was pleasant enough.

 

I picked up Yossy Arefi's Snacking Bakes on Kindle for a buck-fifty and have bookmarked a few recipes. First up were the Raspberry Mazurkas (or Polish Wedding Cakes)...

 

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Apparently, Mazurka Bars were a thing in 90s Seattle. Yay! for Emerald City.

 

I didn't have enough raspberry jam so bulked it out with fig jam. (Figsberry, anyone?) Anyway, they were good. Crumbly, jammy, and a little chewy. Recipe here. (Oh, and like any recipe published after 1976, it NEEDS MORE SALT! )

 

 

Pete Fred

Pete Fred

(Yet) another lemon polenta cake...

 

LemonPolentaCake.thumb.png.39e95bb550183ff29371886dab6a222d.png

 

It does get a good soak with lemon syrup, but the photo makes it look a little more sodden than it eats.

 

With all the leftover egg whites from recent banana pudding adventures, I made marshmallows (Thomas Keller recipe). Vanilla...

 

Marshmallows(Vanilla).thumb.png.208d616d666469a03e8ef5b03e745a10.png

 

And chestnut (crème de marrons)...

 

Marshmallows(Chestnut).thumb.png.3384214d6fd425e9b0957cae216bc574.png

 

As you can see, the chestnut purée didn't add much colour-wise, just a hint of beigr, and the flavour was quite subtle, but it was pleasant enough.

 

I picked up Yossy Arefi's Snacking Bakes on Kindle for a buck-fifty and have bookmarked a few recipes. First up were the Raspberry Mazurkas (or Polish Wedding Cakes)...

 

Mazurka.thumb.png.74692a256954e69769e3c01193879f35.png

 

MazurkaSlice.thumb.png.6431feaa3dc2b5933b4cc2b99ea91505.png

 

Apparently, Mazurka Bars were a thing in 90s Seattle. Yay! for Emerald City.

 

I didn't have enough raspberry jam so bulked it out with fig jam. (Figsberry, anyone?) Anyway, they were good. Crumbly, jammy, and a little chewy. Recipe here. (Oh, and like any recipe published after 1976, it NEEDS MORE SALT! )

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