Hello my friends. This Spanish Style Baked Potato recipe was developed during a photography session that I called “My dark studio & moody food photography creative process.” It was never intended to be published, but the recipe turned out SO GOOD, and the photos looked amazingly beautiful, that I decided to share them with you. Find out how to get a deliciously crispy skin, a creamy fluffy interior, and authentic Spanish flavor with the toppings. Also, do you know the best potatoes to use for baking? I have the answer for you.
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Classic Nicoise Salad with Apple Brandy Mustard Vinaigrette
Classic Nicoise Salad or Salade Niçoise is originally from the south of France. This bright and delicious salad is made with fresh Micro Rainbow Mix microgreens, potatoes, green beans, cherry tomatoes, olives, hard-boiled eggs and tuna, with a Mediterranean vinaigrette drizzled over the top made with Apple Brandy Mustard for a hint of sweet and spiciness.
Quinoa Salad with Roasted Butternut Squash and Pumpkin Honey Mustard Vinaigrette
Quinoa Salad recipe with Roasted Butternut Squash and Pumpkin Honey Mustard Vinaigrette. Perfect recipe as a side dish or main salad. Part of the “Easy 1-2-3” Collection.
Creamy Celery Root Soup with Walnut-Parsley Gremolata
Celery Root Soup is my new favorite soup recipe. This creamy bisque-like soup is very flavorful and very easy to make with just a few ingredients. Is celery and celery root the same thing? We’ll let you know. Celery root has a slightly sweet taste with a mild celery flavor. Top this soup with a walnut and parsley gremolata for a crunchy, nutty and herby ending note. Did we mention it simmers with a big chunk of parmesan cheese?
Roasted Pork Porchetta
Pork Porchetta is a traditional Italian pork roast recipe using pork belly heavily seasoned with fennel, garlic, pepper, sage, sea salt smoked in beechwood, and other herbs. Rolled and roasted with salt and baking powder creates a crispy crackling skin.
Death by Chocolate Cake
Death by Chocolate is a rich and decadent cake with three layers of cake further moistened by layers of a raspberry jam & brandy sauce, then layered between a buttery dark chocolate filling, and then fully covered and topped with a dark chocolate ganache, and then…
Almond Thumbprint Cookies filled with Triple Berry Jam
Almond Thumbprint Cookies filled with Triple Berry (Raspberry, Strawberry & Cherry) is and all-time favorite Christmas cookie. This holiday dessert that is most asked for during the holidays is so versatile because you can fill the center with your favorite flavored jam and create your own flavor combinations.
6 Creamy Dreamy Caramel Sauce Recipes You will Crave All Year Long
When we think of the holidays, flavors like caramel immediately come to mind. Sweet things like caramel sauce recipes that include apples and pears are one of our favorite Holiday treats. We put together 6 of our favorite creamy, dreamy caramel sauce recipes that will satisfy your caramel craving all year long. We hope you enjoy!
Pecan Pie Bundt Cake
Pecan Pie Bundt Cake is a luscious and moist dessert and a spectacular addition to your Christmas dinner and holiday party table. We used the Kugelhopf Bundt cake pan mold because it creates a dramatic cake with unique angles, and lets the decadent syrup drip through the sexy shapes. The cake is uniquely moist, baked with Greek Woodland Honey with Sage instead of traditional corn syrup. The drizzle is made of brown sugar, butter, and a little cream. You will WOW your friends and family with this pecan crowned majestic dessert.
Mini Pumpkin Pecan Cakes with Orange Glaze
Mini Pumpkin Pecan Cakes are a bite of heaven. Spongy doughnut-like mini bundt cakes jammed packed with crunchy bites of toasted pecan chunks. And, don’t forget the sweet citrusy orange glaze drizzled all over the top. Be sure to make extra because you’ll be eating them for both dessert and breakfast.
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