Call it muffin or call it cupcake - just don't spend too long talking because while you debate, someone else will eat the whole plate. I loved the not-too-sweet batter of these. It allowed for many sweet additions. I used half a cup each of white and dark mini chocolate chips and a quarter cup of skor pieces. Or you could follow Dorie's pictured choice and simply dollop on some jam. The recipe is on Bridget's blog The Way the Cookie Crumbles. It's a keeper.
Here are last week's Sour Cream Chocolate Cake Cookies. These weren't a favourite. Neither here nor there, even with my addition of peanut butter chips. Spike of Spike Bakes has the recipe and she came up with the great idea to use them in an ice cream sandwich. That would work perfectly. I wish I'd thought of it.
Date Nut Loaf. I had neither dates nor walnuts, so I softened Mission figs in hot water and chopped up some pecans and voila! This was a delicious loaf. Good fresh, it was great toasted the next morning. Now this is a breakfast food I could get used to. Thanks to Mary at Popsicles and Sandy Feet for this recipe choice.
Finally, here's a rewind. Does anyone remember the Coconut-Roasted Pineapple Dacquoise of two years ago? I love a dacquoise but the combination of pineapple and white chocolate in this recipe was just too much. I recently remade it using rhubarb. Rhubarb provided an excellent balance to the sweetness of the cake. It was a winner!




I made the muffins, skipped the cookies and ran out of time for the loaf cake. And I know I skipped the dacquoise, too. Might get to the loaf cake soon, since all of the ingredients are here, waiting to be used. The muffins were good, though. I added white chocolate as well!
ReplyDeleteoooh.... what a treat of all the twd bakes! love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, you have been busy! The muffins were excellent, I like your additions. I never made the chocolate cookies, probably won't either.
ReplyDeleteThe Date Nut Bread, well, I'm in love with it! One of my new Dorie favorites.
I never made the Dacquoise, but the addition of rhubarb sounds tempting.
Have a great week!
What a great catch-up post! I have never made the pineapple dacquoise, but wish I had now that I see yours. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteSo many yummy things... I don't know what to look at first! :)
ReplyDeleteYour muffin mix-ins sound great! I never made the dacquoise, but yours is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am looking with puppy dog eyes at the muffin with the cream on top ... The rhubarb dacquoise looks very majestic - great idea!
ReplyDeleteWow, look at all of your yummy treats! The dacquoise was one of my favorites, it looks gorgeous with the rhubarb you used.
ReplyDeleteMuffins. Ditto. Good
ReplyDeleteCookies. Ditto. Meh.
Fig loaf. Ditto. Good
Dacquoise = I really need to make one some day!! Beautiful!!
Love the multiple goodies! The muffins were good, weren't they? The cookies from last week did not get finished here. I loved the dacquoise. That was a challenging recipe, but so worth it.
ReplyDeleteNice round up. Now your muffin looks great! Mine were dry and crumbly.
ReplyDeleteWay to make the dacquoise! I skipped that one back when.