It’s the Holidays — Time for More Chocolate!
…love. You can leave a comment here or write to me at rain@vanillaqueen.com. While you can purchase cocoa, chocolate wafers (to use instead of chips) and small boxes of single…
…love. You can leave a comment here or write to me at rain@vanillaqueen.com. While you can purchase cocoa, chocolate wafers (to use instead of chips) and small boxes of single…
…of 35% alcohol in pure vanilla extract. The alcohol may be made with grain alcohol or sugarcane alcohol. In the case of our vanilla extracts, we use sugarcane alcohol because…
…I now have something new and fun: My name now reads: Patricia Rain, Vanilla Queen, LL. And I’m finally over it; I’ve accepted that I am a grownup after all….
…is true with alcohol. Grain alcohol is the most commonly used alcohol in vanilla, but sugarcane alcohol is also used. Sugar or corn syrup are often used to mask the…
…salt 1 tablespoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 3 large eggs 1 cup milk 1/4 cup light cream 1 tablespoon Rain’s Choice pure Vanilla Extract 6 tablespoons unsalted butter,…
…can enjoy in numerous ways, try Rain’s Choice Cinnamon Spice Vanilla Sugar. We only use Ceylon cinnamon in our sugars, so you are guaranteed that it’s the “real deal.” …
…1/4 teaspoon (or more) freshly ground cumin 1/4 teaspoon Rain’s Choice pure Vanilla Extract Finely chopped chives or parsley for flavor Sweet or hot Spanish or Hungarian paprika (optional) Siracha…
…puffs there was a thunderstorm. As California doesn’t get rain in the summer and we rarely have thunderstorms, I was quite surprised when we ended up with a soupy mess….
…as pineapple stops ripening when it is picked. Too green can cause sores on the sides of our mouths or on our tongues. Enter vanilla! If you add Rain’s Choice…
…vanilla bean extractives and distilled water. Period! All of our vanilla products are gluten-free. Are you ready for a taste sensation? Then we invite you to try Rain’s Choice vanilla extracts….
…is added. And my “personal secret” that gives this cake a rich vanilla flavor is Rain’s Choice vanilla paste. Despite the lemon curd blended into the whipped cream, you can…
…beans for the seeds and instead, use Rain’s Choice Ground Vanilla Bean Powder. It’s a less expensive option and will save you time as well. I had a very difficult…
…used plain Greek yogurt and added 1 teaspoon Rain’s Choice Tahitian vanilla, which I especially like in anything with tropical fruit. Don’t worry if you don’t have Tahitian as any…
…arrived in Walnut Creek with just enough time to get my grandsons to the park to run off some energy before the rain hit. Fortunately I wisely brought some pu’ehr…
…teaspoon ground cloves 1 teaspoon Rain’s Choice ground Vanilla Bean Powder Pinch of salt Use a whisk to combine all of the listed ingredients, then sift them together into another…
…rooted journey. They’re our “wild card.” I was surprised that peas and spinach, both cool-weather crops that require a bit of rain, originated in a region known to be dry…
…fridge, drawing flavor from the (Rain’s Choice) vanilla bean.” The picture for this recipe was made with frozen cherries (it’s February here) so they aren’t as spectacular looking as fresh…
…pound cake, drizzed with store-bought or homemade caramel sauce. Add toasted pecans and/or sliced peaches or nectarines. Spice-Drawer Cinnamon Toast usingRain’s Choice Cinnamon Spice Vanilla Sugar with any chocolate, cocoa,…
…little water, cream or lightly beaten egg white. Dust with Rain’s Choice Vanilla Sugar or Cinnamon Spice Vanilla Sugar. Using a wide spatula or a pizza paddle, slide the galette…
…multi-colored popsicle or an ice cream sandwich to fight off the humid heat. After getting brain freeze, the next step was playing in the sprinklers or the opened fire hydrant…
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