u/tastycue

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Actually easy Chocolate raspberry no bake mascarpone mousse

I know it SOUNDS complicated, but this is a great intro treat if you want to give some stove top treats a try. The measurements don’t need to be exact so there is a lot of wiggle room here.

Ingredients needed:

Milk chocolate chips

White chocolate chips

Cream

Raspberry

Drizzle of honey

Greek yogurt (high protein)

Mascarpone

Recipe: https://tastycue.com/chocolate-raspberry-mascarpone-mousse-pots-recipe/

u/tastycue — 10 days ago
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It feels like every shrimp dish has pineapple, and since I am allergic we’ve been doing new versions of recipes Thomas has made but with mango instead and there has been some real winners. We made this shrimp bowl for dinner last night and it was just incredible.

If you’re looking to up how you’re cooking in a simple way try this one out.

Recipe:

https://tastycue.com/how-to-make-20-min-spicy-shrimp-mango-bulgur-bowls-with-edamame/

u/tastycue — 18 days ago
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My fiance challenged me to make a matcha dessert he would be into. Happy to say, I finally did it! This one is silky, smooth, and oh so fresh. This might actually be my favorite no bake I’ve ever made!

I’m trying to make a series of no bake desserts that feel accessible to make but are actually impressive to guests. Let me know if this one fits that for you.

Recipe: https://tastycue.com/matcha-lavender-cloud-cups-recipe/

u/tastycue — 21 days ago
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I’ve been diving into no bake treats lately, especially ones you can make with limited resources. This one does use an immersion blender but is a great intro recipe that you basically can’t mess up. It has a creamy filling that’s surprisingly high protein, and a mango ganache topping.

Recipe: https://tastycue.com/mango-ganache-cloud-cups-recipe/

u/tastycue — 22 days ago