Got Alaska wild berries? I got recipes!
Here are nine rad recipes for Alaska wild berries.
Dessert
Everything you love in a blueberry muffin except it’s a sweet/tart blueberry streusel cookie
An off-the-beaten path recipe for Alaska blueberries—especially frozen ones. Refreshingly not pie, jam, muffins, pancakes, or bread
Throw backyard berries into these chewy, melty chocolate-raspberry pan-bangin’ cookies
Give me a thin, chewy cookie, a little under-baked, with melty pools of chocolate and tangy raspberry.
In a sea of rhubarb cakes, this tart, crumble-topped snacker is a standout
This cake delicious, extra rhubarb-y and not too sweet, part cobbler/part crumble/part old-fashioned coffee cake.
Get your rhubarb-strawberry on! Six essential recipes for early Alaska summer.
You got rhubarb and strawberries? I got ideas for you!
DIY some creamy, jammy yogurt pots
The only ingredients are milk and yogurt, and if you’d like, a jam of your choice. Ingredient quality, equipment and technique are everything.
I love this old Alaska Jell-O salad recipe and I’m not sorry
This highly nostalgic salad is a good use for frozen Alaska berries and features a tart ribbon of sour cream running through the center.
Trick out your cookie tray (or hypnotize Batman) with these red and white pinwheels
There are a thousand iterations of the holiday pinwheel. I prefer the two-color variety. I love the look of them, like they could maybe hypnotize Batman.
These pumpkin brioche rolls with coffee frosting are a worthy project
These babies feature a soft pumpkin brioche dough, pumpkin-y cinnamon filling and a maple frosting you tart up with some coffee powder.