If you have been following guest author Miriam Pascal’s blog, Overtime Cook, or even if you are just a baker at heart, then we’ve got news for you! Miriam’s debut cookbook, Something Sweet: Desserts, Baked Goods, and Treats for Every Occasion, is now available, featuring irresistable desserts like Chocolate Chip Peanut Pie, Hot Gooey Caramel Pie, Neapolitan Trifles, Pomegranate Cupcakes, Pumpkin Crumb Cake, Tiramisu Cookies, Fudgy Brownies and more!
Here at Joy of Kosher, we are giving you a free sneak peak of our favorite recipes. Happy baking…
“I didn’t make this to be a book that you’ll look through then forget on your shelf. This is a book that’s meant to get a heavy workout on your kitchen counter – with sticky sections and flour-covered pages – and you knowing it’s a go-to resource for people when they want some sweetness in their lives.” -Miriam Pascal
Traditional tiramisu is a coffee-flavored dessert, noted for its ladyfingers soaked in espresso. I reinterpreted this fabulous dessert into cakey Tiramisu Cookies, packed with coffee flavor and rolled in coffee-soaked ladyfinger crumbs.
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Pomegranates are beautiful fruits, loaded with health benefits and delicious flavors, so it’s a shame they aren’t used more in baking! These easy-to-make and unusual Pomegranate Cupcakes have a delicate fruity flavor and pretty pink appearance, thanks to the glaze.
This recipe for Neapolitan Trifles was created out of necessity. I needed a dessert recipe that looked pretty, traveled well, and could be made ahead and frozen when fully completed. This one fits all of those criteria. It freezes well, can be stored frozen and transported in a sealed jar, looks gorgeous, and tastes great. It was a hit, and surely will be a hit at your parties too!
Recipes from Something Sweet, by Miriam Pascal, reproduced with permission from the copyright holders, ArtScroll/Mesorah Publications.
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That trifle looks fantastic! I make a Nutella trifle for Passover some years. The kids would love this one too!
Tiramisu cookies!
Like the TIRAMISU COOKIES.
Pomegranate Cupcakes looks good
I love the vanilla crinkle cookies recipe, and the mini mousse recipes, but I have to say the recipe I keep going back to is the margarine free chocolate chip cookies. So good and so much easier than regular chic chip cookies.
I would definitely try the Neapolitan trifles. They look gorgeous, and I think they’d really make my table.
the cupcakes look festive. i would try those first. thanks for the opportunity!
They all look great!. I think I would start with the Neopolitan Triffles!
Looks so yummy! I like the idea of a cookbook that is meant to get heavy use
YUM… tiramisu cookies sound fab!
The Tiramisu cookies for sure!
Wow! This would a great addition to any kitchen library! I have a young’un who would love to work with me on those pomegranate cupcakes for her next birthday. The Neapolitan trifles, though, are my first pick.
I’d like to try the Pomegranate Cupcakes.
This cookbook looks like a good one
One of my favorite recipes that I’ve made from here on joyofkosher.com is the Cranberry Walnut Salmon. So. Good. It has become a staple in my house. http://www.joyofkosher.com/recipes/cranberry-walnut-salmon-on-a-bed-of-spinach/
Wow. The Neaoplitan Trifles sound amazing! But truly, they all look amazing!
trifles
Love the idea of those tiramisu cookies 🙂
I’d love to make the tiramisu cookies.
I’d love to try the Neapolitan trifles! My grandparents always had Neapolitan ice cream for us and the combination of flavours is so nostalgic!
Tiramisu is one of my favs, so those cookies are first! Thanks for the contest.
The Neapolitan Trifles are adorable. I would make them ‘to stay’ in parfait glasses, but those cookies look delicious too!
Neapolitan Trifles… they look so pretty!
The cupcakes
My friend made he tiramisu cookies and they were amazing!!
All three recipes look delicious.
Hi, Wow i must say those recipes look amazing, i love the look of the Neapolitan Trifles, so creative and i can take them with me on car outings, now thats amazing.
Thanks Miriam Pascal.
Thank for offering this cookbook. Would love to win.
Trifles in a jar are adorable!!
Oh, those tiramisu cookies…!!!!
They all look delicious.
neapolitan trifles look delicious
I’d love to win this
Those pomegranate cupcakes are so beautiful!
Pomegranate cupcakes seem amazing