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Flo Braker

  • How-To

    Putting the Buttery Crunch in Peanut Brittle

    Raw nuts, butter, and baking soda are secrets to richly flavored, delicate brittle

  • Article

    Pineapple Desserts Brighten Winter

    Flo Braker is a big pineapple fan, and she has discovered many ways to use this tart-sweet fruit in desserts. In this article she shares several recipes, along with suggestions…

  • Recipe

    Roasted Pineapple & Coconut Shortcakes

    Canned coconut milk is available in the Asian food section of most grocery stores (don’t use “cream of coconut”—it isn’t the same thing). Be sure to shake the can of…

  • Recipe

    Roasted Pineapple Tart

    The shell for this tart is really easy to make, as it requires no rolling at all, just patting into the tart pan.

  • Recipe

    Roasted Pineapple

    If your pineapple is very sweet, use a bit less sugar.

  • Recipe

    Pineapple “Carpaccio” with Mint Tea Syrup

    You’ll have a bit of mint tea syrup left over, but it’s easy to use up: A splash mixed into a glass of sparkling water makes a delicious drink.

  • Recipe

    Pineapple Crumble Snack Cake

    This cake freezes beautifully: cool it completely, wrap it securely in plastic, and then in aluminum foil.

  • How-To

    Making Desserts with Nutty Frangipane

    A simple mix of ground almonds, sugar, eggs, and butter makes a fragrant and versatile filling for tarts, cakes, and cookies

  • Recipe

    Prune-Apricot Frangipane Tart

    Use kitchen scissors to cut the dried fruit.

  • Recipe

    Frangipane-Phyllo Pithiviers

    This classic French dessert is usually made with puff pastry, but phyllo is a little easier to work with. For best results, thaw the phyllo fully in the refrigerator, and then…

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