These sweet-tart squares need to set in the fridge overnight to get a nice clean cut, but they are worth the wait. The sweet, chewy coconut crust is a perfect base for the zippy lime curd on top.
A creamy, flavourful coconut icing conceals the surprise lime curd filling in these tropical cupcakes. When removing the cupcake centres, reserve the leftover cake to make cake pops. You'll find coconut extract in the baking section of most grocery stores.
The sweetness of coconut and the tang of lime balance tastily in this creamy tart. Look for cream of coconut syrup, which is sold to make drinks, in the beverage aisle. Garnish with sprigs of fresh mint.
Tilapia is a great (and sustainable) fish option, but you can substitute halibut, catfish, cod or any other firm white-fleshed fish. Serve with lime wedges.
The marinade of lime juice, beer and herbs gives this pork a smoky taste. It also makes a dandy sauce, but to be safe to eat it can't have touched the raw meat. Reserve 1/3 cup (75 mL) before combining the remainder with the pork; bring to a boil to mellow the flavours. Serve with corn on the cob and boiled new potatoes.
Cool and refreshing, this nonalcoholic beverage looks great in a pitcher with ice cubes – and tastes even better.
The white chocolate ganache that glazes this classic loaf is a nice departure from the more traditional icing sugar glaze usually found on tea loaves. Our technique of layering the frozen blueberries keeps them from dyeing the batter purple, making each slice a delicious contrast of moist cake and juicy berries.
Limoncello is the generic name for a sweet Italian lemon liqueur. To save money, look for sample-size (50 mL) bottles.
