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Cooking for Jeffrey, Dessert

522. Raspberry Rhubarb Crostata

Book: Cooking for Jeffrey Episode: Cooking for Jeffrey: It Must Be Friday Rating: 5/5  How Easy Is That: Intermediate Store Bought Is Fine: Butter Pricey Ingredients:  — Hard-to-find: — Recipe on FoodNetwork.com View this post on Instagram A post shared by Trent (@storeboughtisfine)

Dessert, Family Style

520. Tiramisu

Book: Barefoot Contessa Family Style Episode: The Homecoming Rating: 5/5  How Easy Is That: Easy Store Bought Is Fine: Mascarpone, ladyfingers Pricey Ingredients:  — Hard-to-find: — Recipe on FoodNetwork.com   View this post on Instagram A post shared by Trent (@storeboughtisfine)

Dessert, Family Style

508. Homemade Marshmallows

Book: Barefoot Contessa Family Style Episode:Just Candy Rating: 4/5  How Easy Is That: Easy Store Bought Is Fine: Unflavored gelatin Pricey Ingredients:  — Hard-to-find: — Recipe on FoodNetwork.com View this post on Instagram A post shared by Trent (@storeboughtisfine)

Dessert, Parties

504. Carrot Cake Cupcakes

Book: Barefoot Contessa Parties! Episode: Anniversary Dinner Rating: 4/5  How Easy Is That: Easy Store Bought Is Fine: Cream cheese Pricey Ingredients:  — Hard-to-find:  — Recipe on FoodNetwork.com   View this post on Instagram A post shared by Trent (@storeboughtisfine)

Dessert, Make It Ahead

494. Fresh Blueberry Pie

Book: Make It Ahead: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook Episode: Easy as Pie Rating: 5/5  How Easy Is That: Intermediate Store Bought Is Fine: Cassis liqueur Pricey Ingredients: Cassis liqueur Hard-to-find: — Recipe on FoodNetwork.com   View this post on Instagram A post shared by Trent (@storeboughtisfine)

Cooking for Jeffrey, Dessert

487. Fresh Peach Cobbler

Book: Cooking for Jeffrey Episode: — Rating: 4/5  How Easy Is That: Easy Store Bought Is Fine: Cornstarch Pricey Ingredients:  — Hard-to-find: — Note: The recipe calls for fresh peaches, but when the craving hits and it’s not peach season, frozen peaches work nicely. Just remember to thaw and drain them.  […]