killamch89 Posted Monday at 01:33 AM Share Posted Monday at 01:33 AM Desserts can be reinvented in exciting ways by incorporating exotic fruits into classic recipes. Iโm interested in hearing your thoughts on this fusion of flavors. Do you embrace the innovation of mixing tropical fruits with traditional desserts, or do you prefer sticking to the tried-and-true recipes? What unique combinations have you tried or would like to try? Whether itโs a refreshing twist on a pie, cake, or pudding, I believe these experiments can elevate the dessert experience. Share your successes, failures, and ideas for blending the unexpected with the familiar in your culinary adventures. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ja sa bong Posted Monday at 01:28 PM Share Posted Monday at 01:28 PM I don't know how to do this. It was my ex girlfriend who used to do all the mix up for us. Since we are no longer together, I haven't done it. Unless my mother comes over to do them, I can't do anything.ย Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Knight Plug Posted yesterday at 08:42 AM Share Posted yesterday at 08:42 AM Durian is an exotic fruit that tastes nice. But the smell is pretty awful. The fruit is even banned in hotels in Asia, because it is so terrible. ๐ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
