Can you imagine this with
a drizzle of ginger syrup, with some crushed nuts on top?
Not exact matches
The
syrup is surprisingly versatile...
drizzle some into your tea, lemonade, or use it in place
of simple
syrup in your favorite cocktail to give it some Asian flair (a
ginger lemongrass mojito sounds pretty fab).
* 1/2 cup very hot water 1/4 cup chia seeds * handful
of pecans, chopped * handful
of organic raisins * several small pieces
of crystallized
ginger (I used homemade), chopped * 1/2 apple or pear, chopped - optional *
drizzle of pure maple
syrup or your favorite all natural sweetener to taste - optional * tiny pinch
of sea salt - optional
To cut through some
of the sweetness I
drizzled this cake with a simple lemon icing and it compliments the flavouring so well the tart lemon, the sticky golden
syrup and the fiery
ginger make perfect partners.
I played around and my favourite combo was a smear
of vegan butter, a
drizzle of maple
syrup, and a sprinkle
of powdered
ginger.
You could easily pile this up with your favourite toppings, or you can go the route I preferred which was just a simple swipe
of vegan butter (such as Earth Balance), a
drizzle of maple
syrup, and a sprinkle
of powdered
ginger.
Step 3:
Drizzle with pure maple
syrup or sprinkle slices with brown sugar (if desired) and then sprinkle cinnamon, nutmeg and a pinch
of ginger.
Or go in another direction and just use the fruit (adding a bit more), a generous
drizzle of the
syrup from a jar
of preserved
ginger, and some extra crushed nuts to keep the pastry from getting a soggy bottom.
I'll swirl together a teaspoon each
of maple
syrup and water, add spices, like
ginger and cinnamon; then
drizzle it over foods like oatmeal, yams, baked fruit, or roasted carrots.
My favorite overnight oats is a mixture
of Bob's Red Mill Rolled Oats, with a little non-dairy milk (just enough to cover the oats), with 1 container
of Fage 0 % yogurt for protein, and then cinnamon, nutmeg,
ginger, raisins, dried blueberries, and
drizzle of maple
syrup to sweeten!