Tag: fresh fruit pancake topping
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Easy to Make, Versatile Warm Apple Fruit Topping Picture Recipe
If you put your ear really close to the device you’re using to read this, you might hear the sound of screeching brakes. And rightly so. Last post showed how to make a warm apple cranberry fruit topping. Nothing wrong with that recipe. The problem was me jumping ahead of the game – and including…
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Warm Apple Cranberry Fruit Topping Picture Book Recipe
Picture book recipe directions show how to make a warm apple cranberry fruit topping.
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Pineapple Coconut Topping on Pancake Picture Book Recipe
Picture book recipe shows how to use a warm pineapple coconut topping on leftover pancakes
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Picture Book Warm Pineapple Coconut Topping Recipe
Picture book recipe shows how to make a warm pineapple coconut topping
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3 Easy Picture Book Variations on Warm Apple Cranberry Fruit Topping
3 easy to make variations on the warm apple cranberry fruit topping recipe
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Warm Fruit Topping to Fuel a Winter Training Ride
Yes, it’s February, but any day cycling the road sure beats a day on the living room trainer, especially when there are sights like those below before the snow blew in last night. Bottom line: Weather’s a state of mind. Just be prepared. For me that means, step one, “goose fat” (homemade mix of avocado…
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Warm Apple, Kiwi and Cranberry Fruit Topping Picture Book Recipe
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Last post showed how to ripen and prepare fresh kiwifruits (kiwis). Here’s a fully flavorful way to have those kiwis warmed in a pan with fresh apples and cranberries either as is or over hot cereal, or any way you like.
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Warm Apple & Papaya Fruit Topping – All in Pictures
This fresh and very quickly cooked apple and papaya fruit topping goes great either warm right out of the pan or chilled on hot or cold cereal, waffles, pancakes, French toast, yogurt, or ice cream. But what if apples or papaya aren’t available – or you don’t like either of them? No problem. Instead of…
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Nut Butter, Yogurt, Fresh Fruit and Dried Fruit Topping – All in Pictures
Last time, I showed how to make almond, quinoa and flaxseed pancakes, shown below, that are a great energy-sustaining alternative to sugar “spike and crash” traditional flapjack pancakes. Here are the ingredients to make a nut butter, yogurt, fresh fruit and dried fruit topping that goes great on those pancakes – or any pancakes, French toast, or waffles –…