Matcha Cupcakes & Matcha Frosting
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Deliciously soft matcha cupcakes base with a savory-earthy matcha cream cheese frosting. An easy recipe that yields a fantastic cupcake!
Deliciously soft matcha cupcakes base with a savory-earthy matcha cream cheese frosting. An easy recipe that yields a fantastic cupcake!
Matcha powder adds an earthy twist to the classic snickerdoodle cookies, but we add in a dark chocolate Kiss in the center for good measure.
This vanilla matcha marble cake is topped with a white chocolate matcha frosting
Tangy, vibrant, and lightly sweet, this Orange Curd recipe is a fresh take on the classic lemon version
Blueberry Lemon Scones drizzled with a zippy glaze are my way of beginning the perfect day. Buttery, flaky, and easy to prepare.
These madeleines (classic french tea cakes) are the perfect use of coffee flour. It adds a nice flavor and gorgeous dark color.
Deliciously creamy panna cotta delicately infused with earl grey tea and gently sweetened with natural low-carb sweetener.
Matcha Bread with almond flour, almond extract and sliced almonds for a lovely moist and aromatic quick bread.
This recipe is frothy, coffee, like and adds in the aphrodisiac, & heart opening qualities from the cacao blend.
Sweet, rich, and creamy taro root combines with classic milk tea for an amazing and colorfully purple drink popular all over Asia.
A new and tasty way to enjoy your matcha powder – Matcha Pancakes with Kuromitsu (Okinawan sugar syrup) and Vanilla bean cream
This golden milk turmeric latte is a healing drink that will help reduce inflammation, stress and can be enjoyed before bed!
Dairy Free Matcha Pudding – sure to satisfy that matcha craving, pudding craving, & sweets craving you have.
Crumbly, buttery, nutty cookies topped with white chocolate ganache and a sprinkling of rose petals and chopped pistachio.
Pretzel Kaastengels / savoury Cheesy Cookies
Low Fodmap Chocolate Chunk Blondies – these deliciously chewy blondies have a rich butterscotch flavour and decadent chocolate chunks.
This iced tea had the best mild berry flavor from the addition of an easy homemade blueberry-blackberry syrup.
Tired of eating boring oatmeal bowls for breakfast? Try adding some matcha to your oats!
This basic scone is tender and soft with the slightest hint of sweetness. Top with jam, whipped cream, or a curd.
Made with lemon butter, these bite-sized, open-faced radish rose finger sandwiches are perfect for tea time.
This is a dense, scrumptious, and satisfying Thai tea cheesecake that’s very easy to make.
This Copycat Starbucks Pink Drink is a cheaper and just as delicious to make your favorite fruity Starbucks beverage at home.