Talk about an updated classic! This Tamarind Pineapple Toaster Pastry is exactly what I was craving the weekend I created this recipe. The combination of tamarind and pineapple is magical. If you try these at home, remember to seal the dough well so you don’t lose your gooey Tamarind Pineapple Filling. Also, if you make these in a large batch, you can freeze them without the icing and reheat as desired.

In my early days of crafting recipes, I often whipped up candy bars to satisfy my sweet cravings. This particular recipe stands out for its simplicity and premium ingredients. If you manage to find some quinoa puff, this is a must-try. And if you're aiming for a milk chocolate texture, a dash of oat milk does the trick.

This sweet (but not too sweet) treat is sure to please, especially if you rock with the color purple like I do! Just a touch of Butterfly Pea Flower powder gives the icing the most beautiful hue.

This recipe is one of my favorites for pear season. When I made this recipe the first time, I used sweetened condensed coconut milk, but I have yet to find a good one that is not on Peta's "bad list" of suppliers. I have not tried this, but you should be able to swap the sweetened condensed coconut milk for brown rice syrup. If you try this recipe, let me know what you think.

I whipped this recipe up in 2021 around December, hence the holiday tree in the photo. It is incredible how the avocado gets lost in the creamy sweet filling of this pie. Last year I used sweetened condensed coconut milk, but I switched it out for brown rice syrup in the recipe below.

As you know, I have used wonton wrappers in numerous ways, but using them for desserts is one of my favorite ways. Wonton wrappers make the perfect little dessert bites....Good luck eating only one. Enjoy!