A homemade version of brown sugar bubble tea allows you to play with the ratio of tea to milk to create the perfect drink with chewy tapioca balls. This delicious drink, also known as "tiger milk tea," read more
Black tea, milk, brown sugar, tapioca, syrup...
Time:1 hour. Complexity: average Servings: 4 Caloric content: 721
This tall, fluffy cake is made with store-bought mix, but it's so delicious your guests won't even guess how easy it was for you to bake. Moist vanilla layers are sandwiched with a tapioca pudding filling, and the top is topped with... read more
Sweet red bean soup is commonly served as a dessert or light appetizer at Chinese celebrations and during Chinese New Year. Its popularity is partly due to the fact that red beans are considered a... read more
red beans, unrefined sugar, tapioca, tangerines...
If you love Taiwanese bubble tea and want to try making it at home, this tapioca ball recipe will come to the rescue. They're tastier than store-bought ones, because they're made with love, by hand. So, invite your friends— read more
tapioca...
Time:1 hour 25 minutesComplexity: average Servings: 8 Caloric content: 341
There's no more fun drink for a children's party than bubble tea. Taiwanese tapioca bubble tea has long been popular worldwide and is still considered one of the most creative and Instagrammable drinks. Especially— read more
Grass jelly dessert is a harmonious combination of coconut, vibrant fruits, chewy pearl tapioca, mochi, and any ice cream of your choice. Asian bakeries typically serve pre-made dessert combinations, but some places offer... read more
These gluten-free cookies are made with almond flour, brown rice flour, and tapioca flour. If you have a nut allergy, replace the almond flour with 0.5 cups sorghum flour and increase the butter to 165g and the milk to - read more
Serve this refreshing dessert after a hearty dinner. Mango sago with pomelo is believed to have originated in Hong Kong, but it is popular in many Southeast Asian countries. The dessert is traditionally made with sago, an edible starch derived from... read more
mango, coconut water, tapioca...
Time:30 min.Complexity: average Servings: 4 Caloric content: 415
If you're suddenly inspired to bake a blueberry pie, you don't need to defrost frozen berries: the sweet, thick filling is ready in just a few minutes. Use store-bought dough; rolling it out takes just minutes, and you'll have a delicious— read more
These donuts are made without regular flour, yet they turn out just as light and fluffy as traditional ones. This is all thanks to the carefully chosen proportions of a gluten-free baking mix, which includes rice and tapioca flours, corn starch, and... read more
A beautiful, delicious, and moist fruit pie with a delicious, crumbly crust—no wheat flour required—is a reality! Measure all ingredients precisely and follow the recipe steps to create the perfect gluten-free crust. Wheat flour in - read more
Flourless baked goods can be just as delicious, despite the lack of gluten, which gives them their unique texture. The key is to choose the right ingredients, like for these French tarts, and it'll be hard to believe they were baked. read more
Rice flour, almond flour, apples, apple jam, sour cream, dates, honey, tapioca, cinnamon, brown sugar, brandy...
Bake restaurant-quality chiffon cake at home. This silky cake is distinguished from other cakes by the addition of vegetable oil, and its light, airy texture is achieved by mixing separately beaten egg yolks and... read more
Almond flour, tapioca, maple syrup, brown sugar, dark chocolate, cream, eggs...
This lattice pie will be a delightful treat for a small family celebration. Its appearance and magical aroma will bring warmth and comfort to your home, and its flavor of spiced apples and dried fruits will leave no one indifferent. Add a touch of richness to the filling with... read more
This closed pie with peach filling, cinnamon, and nutmeg is a wonderfully flavorful homemade dessert. The slices of this pie look delicious on a plate, and the peach filling is delicious, but the undoubted highlight of this dessert is... read more
Traditional Scottish sponge cake is not what the term "biscuit" means in Russian-speaking countries. This type of cake is typically baked using sugar, butter, and oatmeal. In this recipe, the last ingredient is not... read more
Halo-halo or Haluhalo ("mixed") is a popular Filipino dessert made with crushed ice and condensed milk, to which various ingredients are added, including boiled sweet beans, coconut, sago, gulaman (agar-agar jelly), tubers, and fruits. read more
Cherry pie rightfully ranks second in popularity worldwide after apple pie. Many countries even hold cherry and cherry pie festivals, including Russia. Every year, in the village of Shiryaevo in the Samara region, read more
When the weather turns chilly and the evenings get dark early, a slice of moist, quick pumpkin bread will lift your spirits. You can roast the pumpkin and puree it for this pumpkin bread, but canned pumpkin works just as well. For - read more
Pumpkin puree, rice flour, tapioca, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, brown sugar, vanilla extract, eggs, soda bread...
A simple but deservedly popular pie crust (Food Network Magazine's "Great Shortcrust Pie Crust"), made with chilled butter and a splash of vinegar, is topped with lots of rich fruit - read more
Shortcrust pastry, blueberries, cream, all-purpose flour, apple cider vinegar, starch, maple syrup, lemon juice, nutmeg, tapioca...
Time:3 hours 15 minutesComplexity: easily Quantity: 1 pie