Recipes tagged with « Fall Flavors »
Pumpkin Spice Rolls Remix
Yeast dough with pumpkin puree replaced partly by sweet potato for moisture and a twist. Dark brown sugar swapped for coconut sugar, adds caramel notes. Cinnamon and nutmeg boosted, pinch of cardamom for warm depth. Butter swapped with olive oil for stability. Knead dough till slightly tacky but not sticky. Let rise until doubled, well covered. Roll out to rectangle, butter spread by hand, not too hard. Filling pressed in with fingers for even distribution. Roll tight along longest edge, trim ends for uniform slices. Bake till golden, listen for a hollow sound on bottom. Cream cheese frosting blended with maple syrup and a dash of lemon zest for balance. Visual cues and feel guide technique throughout.
Apple Cider Cinnamon Loaf
A rustic loaf with apple cider and warming spices. Replaced granulated sugar with brown sugar for moisture and depth. Swapped applesauce for mashed pear adding a subtle twist. Slightly decreased baking time and increased cinnamon for aroma. Fluffy crumb with a sticky cinnamon-sugar glaze. Easy loaf pan method. Classic fall flavors but less sweet and moist inside. Practical adjustments for home bakers without fancy equipment or ingredients. Emphasis on texture, scent, and glaze technique. Ideal for breakfast or snack. Serves 8 to 10 comfortably.
Custom Pumpkin Pie Spice
A mix of ground cinnamon reduced by a third, ginger and mace take new spots, star anise and cardamom sneak in. Cloves stay but lightened up. Nutmeg's dialed back with allspice swapped to a touch of coriander for a bright twist. No strict rules here—watch grind textures, adjust spice balance to taste. Mixing done fast—sounds of the spoon scraping the bowl, aroma lifts immediately. Great for pumpkin beyond just pie, think soups or roasting mix. Simple but needs an eye on freshness—spices lose punch quick. Swap cinnamon for cassia in a pinch, check for clumps; grind fresh if dull. Keep dry, dark spot for long life. Expect some settling—always shake before use. Freshness beats quantity.