The dough is traditional, made with
cream cheese and butter which is easy to work with and bakes up fluffy and tender and is really hard to mess up.
Not exact matches
A simple salad of
butter lettuce, cherry tomatoes from our garden, some toasted almonds -
which warmed a dollop of goat
cheese and I'm in heaven.Dessert is some almond milk ice
cream and NUTELLA!
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The smokiness reminded me of bacon,
which makes me now want to make it again with bacon added... but now I am thinking to myself, I have this nice healthy spinach, then I heat it with
cream, add
butter and cheese,
and now bacon?
I've done peanut
butter whipped
cream... I made it for a Reese's
cheese cake...
Which was amazing but yours looks a little light
and fluffier then mine had turned out so I may have to try your way with the peanut
butter..
The high ratio of
butter to
cream cheese creates a very soft
and fluffy frosting
which still holds it shape when piped.
yes I think maybe the fact that I used the lady fingers with the liquor might've mess things up a bit although the peanut
butter flavor with the
cream cheese was not my favorite either...
and I really like peanut
butter which is weird!!
It has four delicious layers, starting with a thin layer of fluffy white
butter cake, followed by a creamy smooth
cream cheese filling, on
which is scattered juicy sweet blackberries,
and then the whole cake is smothered with a buttery sweet cinnamon flavored streusel.
Let me start by saying two things 1 - I didn't over bake it
and 2 - we all hate caramel (
which tastes like burned sugar to us) so I substituted simple
cream cheese frosting (equal parts
cream cheese / unsalted
butter / dash of vanilla / powdered sugar).
there is another brand, I got here in Portland at Food Fight, can't remember the name...
And Miyoko's which makes some of the best vegan cheeses and vegan butter out there is launching a cream cheese line
And Miyoko's
which makes some of the best vegan
cheeses and vegan butter out there is launching a cream cheese line
and vegan
butter out there is launching a
cream cheese line...
I also substituted soft
cream cheese for the 1
and 1/2 sticks of
butter,
which I think improved the taste
and was slightly healthier.
they were delicious — i used
cream cheese frosting (
butter,
cream cheese and powdered sugar),
which was per.fect.
This is a lovely cheesecake but it's very rich indeed: with all the
butter,
cream,
cheese and chocolate you only need a small slice (
and a lot of self - control,
which I don't have!)
We introduced raw milk
and cheese, fermented cod liver oil /
butter oil blend, cell salts, milk kefir, bone broth
which is hard to get him to drink, smoothies with
cream / raw egg yolks / crushed egg shells / great lakes gelatin / trace mineral drops,
butter from grassfed cows, free - range eggs, grass - fed / pastured meats
and organ meats hidden in to meals.
It is super yummy when thickly sliced
and topped with
butter, «buttery spread» (i.e. Earth Balance Soy Free,
which I have not had since we arrived in Germany
and I soooooo miss it), softened coconut
butter,
cream cheese, or your favorite nut
butter.
Unfortanately, anybody that eats a highly vegetarian or vegan diet, or purposely avoids the fat from animal foods typically doesn't get enough vitamin K2 because K2 is almost entirely found in certain animal foods such as the fat portion of pasture - raised dairy (
butter and cream, full - fat yogurt, kefir,
and also full - fat aged
cheeses), egg yolks, or in some fermented foods like natto,
which most people have never even tried.
Eating fats like
cream,
butter and oil with proteins such as meat, eggs,
cheese or nuts, inhibits your stomach's gastric juices from breaking down proteins properly,
which might cause you some tummy trouble.
Casein is the protein found in milk
which is used in dairy products such whole
and reduced fat milk,
cheese,
cream,
butter, ice
cream, yogurt, cottage
cheese, sour
cream, powdered milk additives in food,
and more.
Well, the reality is that carrot cake typically isn't that healthy at all with it's
cream cheese icing, copious amounts of sugar
and butter which keeps it super moist!
We ate our usual high - fat, low - carb meals (dinner for me was a salad with blue -
cheese dressing, a fatty cut of prime rib of
which I ate around 4 to 6 ounces,
and some green beans with
butter) the previous day, got up that morning, had some coffee with heavy
cream (these days I would probably do
butter and MCT oil), then took off.
To make our lactose - free
cream cheese, sour
cream and butter, we source additional
cream which comes from a handful of other certified organic family farms.
In such a case, for the time being, you can still reward your dog by dropping treats to the ground, smearing some peanut
butter or
cream cheese on a long metal spoon (most dogs don't like to bite on metal) or putting the treat on your flat palm,
which by the way, is the way you give treats to horses (fingers may look like carrots
and you don't want to figure out the type of pain a horse's teeth may inflict!)
I've been feeding them a large - breed puppy kibble; some homemade «porridge» consisting of chicken bone broth, chicken meat, hearts,
and livers, millet, pumpkin, carrots, peas,
and spinach,
which i started cooking for them because their stools were so runny; canned turkey
and pea stew (for dogs) with pumpkin
and probiotics mixed in; as well as Kongs stuffed with kibble, ground raw lamb (inc. organs),
and cottage
cheese, topped with a dab of
cream cheese with a little peanut
butter or pumpkin.