January 2010

Blueberry Yogurt Parfait

Recipe Photo: Blueberry Yogurt Parfait
Source of Recipe
The New York Times, January 25, 2010 - Martha Rose Shulman
Serves/Makes/Yields
4

This beautiful parfait tastes so much richer than it is. You can serve it for breakfast or for dessert. Look for organic yogurt that has no thickeners or gums added to it.

Ginger Fried Rice

Recipe Photo: Ginger Fried Rice
Source of Recipe
MARK BITTMAN, January 27, 2010 - New York Times
Serves/Makes/Yields
4

Having written cookbooks with the chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten (along with being his friend) for more than 15 years, I’ve seen him develop a fair number of stunning recipes. My favorites have always been the simple ones, those that came from his Alsatian background or his years working and traveling in Asia. And I was never more impressed than when he created his version of fried rice, topped with crisp ginger and a fried egg.

Latté - Using Cold Brew Espresso Coffee

Recipe Photo: Latté - Using Cold Brew Espresso Coffee
Source of Recipe
toddycafe.com
Serves/Makes/Yields
1

Latté - cold brew espresso coffee beans in your Toddy- coarse grind

Steam 8 ounces of 2% milk (185 degrees) in a stainless pitcher
Pour steamed milk into your cappuccino cup

Toddy Biscotti

Recipe Photo: Toddy Biscotti
Source of Recipe
Toddy Recipe Collection
Serves/Makes/Yields
12

Cold-brewed Tea Concentrate (Toddy)

Recipe Photo: Cold-brewed Tea Concentrate (Toddy)
Source of Recipe
http://www.toddycafe.com
Serves/Makes/Yields
six cups (48 fluid ounces) of tea concentrate.

FILL - The Toddy brewing container is designed to hold 1/2 lb. of loose tealeaves and (9) nine cups (72 fluid ounces) of water.

Cold-brewed Coffee Concentrate (Toddy)

Recipe Photo: Cold-brewed Coffee Concentrate (Toddy)
Serves/Makes/Yields
6 cups of coffee concentrate

For the best flavor, start with coarsely ground coffee beans (fresh roasted is best) and filtered water.  The Toddy brewing container is designed to hold (1) one pound of coffee and (9) nine cups (72 fluid ounces) of water. (If your coffee is packaged in sizes larger or smaller than one pound, see note below for detailed proportion suggestions.)