apple cider ice cream
fried apple pie
rosemary caramel
Macintosh apple salad with warmed brown butter vinaigrette
frozen honey nougat
grapefruit supremes
kalamansi lime gelee
butter-toasted brioche croutons
bay leaf cream-carnaroli risotto
juniper berry & cocoa nib shortbread
comice pears
pine nut brittle dust
butterscotch pot de creme
pile of brown sugar-cumin-buttered pecans
vanilla egg cream, chantilly
panzanella of devil's food cake & sour cherries
chocolate chocolate twig ice cream
chicory cream
hot milk chocolate sauce
vanilla salt
warm persimmon pudding
persimmon-roasted shallot-walnut-dried white fig salad
labne sabayon
membrillo filled sheeps milk cheese doughnuts
rose petal tea sugar
earl grey cream
parfait of ~
various peppercorn & jaggery roasted pineapple
black sesame-amaranth jaconde
spicy coconut sorbet
tahini-toasted coconut jelly cubes
coconut caramel
black sesame-almond milk foam
semolina "custard"
fennel seed-broken almond-golden raisin-preserved lemon-candied orange peel-honeycomb-olive oil relish
burnt orange caramel ice cream & frozen honey mousse creamsicle
poppy seed lavosh
thyme & buckwheat crepes
cream of pear & parsnip soup
orange flower water roasted pears
sizzling buckwheat groats
white coffee chantilly
fudgesicle granita
grilled pound cake
marshmallow-milk chocolate-sourdough pretzel lumps
shuna's famous hot fudge sauce
previous dessert poems ~
Lovely NYC photos and mouthwatering desserts!! Eggbeater, you are the best!!!
Posted by: Dad & Ellen | 09 December 2009 at 11:34 AM
It reads so beautifully tasty. Kalamansi! The fact that an American would work with it AND spell it with a 'k' is impressive. My family would get a kick out of that =)
Posted by: msparksls | 11 December 2009 at 03:13 PM
noooo you left London. I knew that actually I just hadn't checked in for a while (probably because I knew)
NY looks wonderful and your poem is magic but
nooo you left London.....who will remind me where to get hot chocolate or tell me to go to the Harwood arms (I did during a recent trip back because of you)or talk about Rochelle canteen.
The poem is wonderful
Posted by: rachel | 11 December 2009 at 03:26 PM
breathtakingly evocative dessert poem... conjures a thousand images and tastes and smells. Brilliant!
Posted by: deana | 13 December 2009 at 10:59 AM
Gorgeous.
Posted by: Rachel | 13 December 2009 at 11:36 PM
GENIUS!!!
Posted by: laura silverman | 03 January 2010 at 08:20 PM
Such an erotic food repartee! I think I’ll print this out for my wife for some late-night “reading allowed!” Rrrahar!
No, serious - It's glorious!! (To continue with the "Gs"
...Hope you feel better!
Posted by: Jason | 22 January 2010 at 10:55 AM