Showing posts with label lemon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lemon. Show all posts
September 7, 2014
April 18, 2014
Lemon Almond Spring Cake
Spring weather in Seattle can be a bit capricious. Several sunny days will raise my hopes that summer is finally on its way - but then two weeks of grey drizzle will drown those hopes as I realize that it's still at least two months before summer is really here. My response to one such dreary day was to make this sping-y cake - even though the flowery sunny cake and the dismal rainy spring weather could not be more different.
July 10, 2013
Blueberry Pie
It's been a while, hasn't it? I have spent the better part of the last month on vacation in China! I was only able to do a small amount of baking while I was away (many people don't have ovens in their kitchens, but a relative let me use a portable one to make a cake) so I was eager to get back to baking as soon as the jet-lag wore off.
Luckily, the opportunity presented itself pretty quickly. I found myself in possession of about 8 pounds of blueberries after a morning of productive berry picking, and had no doubt about what to do with my delicious haul: blueberry pie.
Luckily, the opportunity presented itself pretty quickly. I found myself in possession of about 8 pounds of blueberries after a morning of productive berry picking, and had no doubt about what to do with my delicious haul: blueberry pie.
Labels:
blueberries,
lemon,
pies,
vanilla
March 6, 2013
Olive Oil, Lemon, & Orange Cupcakes
It's late winter, and I've been craving something tangy, sweet, and above all, colorful. These cupcakes fit the bill on all three counts. The cupcakes themselves are olive oil and orange. They're filled with a deliciously tart lemon curd, and crowned with a whipped orange cream cheese frosting. Bam! The cure for winter in a tasty little cupcake-shaped package.
March 19, 2012
Green Tea Layer Cake with Lemon Honey Ombre Buttercream
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| Green Tea Layer Cake with Lemon Honey Ombre Buttercream |
I have to admit, last time I had green tea cake, I was not a fan. My husband (then boyfriend) and I were visiting a friend who was studying abroad in Japan over our spring break (this was back in college). We were staying in this strange hotel over a mall/supermarket, and for reasons I don't remember, we decided to eat every Japanese baked good and sweet from that supermarket.
For dinner.
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