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October 31st, 2009Sunday Breakfast
October 30th, 2009-
Wild Rice Pancakes with Strawberries, Bananas, and Sweet Revolution.
Warm up the Sweet Revolution Caramel Spread and drizzle it over pancakes.
A slice of divine
October 30th, 2009- Slice of Peach, fresh fig, and raspberry pie.
A slice of pie made with sliced peaches, sliced fresh figs, and whole raspberries. Before the fruit was added, the bottom of the pie was smeared with 2 heaping T of warmed up Sweet Revolution Caramel Spread. In the bowl that held the SR Caramel Spread, add a bit of cream and brush this mixture on the top crust. Bake at 400F for 25 to 30 min.
I have substituted the fresh figs and raspberries with sliced fresh lychee nut when available or with fresh kumquat slices when in season.
The way to dreamland is …
October 30th, 2009
Green Apple, fig, raspberry pie
Preheat the oven to 400F. Roll out your favorite pie dough. Line it in a small stainless skillet (all-clad 8″ is useful). Heat up 2 heaping T of Sweet Revolution Caramel Spread (microwave for 10 sec) and smear on the bottom of the pie crust. Fill the pie with slices of Green apples (with peel intact), sliced fresh figs, and whole raspberries. Grate 1/2 t of lemon zest over. Bake for 25 – 30 minutes. Towards the end of the baking process – make a little tent of aluminum foil for the pie to guard the fruit from becoming browned. A little tent should not cover the pie entirely. Enjoy!
Peaches and Caramel spread
August 13th, 2009This was our most recent card night. Fresh peach slices with warmed caramel spread. It was gone in seconds!!!
Ways to flip out with Sweet Revolution caramel spread
August 13th, 2009One fine summer night during our card game we created this incredible treat – a thin cracker, a smear of the caramel spread and slices of fresh strawberries. My mouth is watering as I write this. Frickin out of this world!
Where organic meets amazing: Sweet Revolution Caramels
August 13th, 2009Read this great review by Lindsay Danis:






