Whipped cream, frosting, and cooled ganache receive bourbon late; do not label them alcohol-free. The pumpkin-pie topping splits its listed bourbon across topping and flaming service rather than using it all at the first step. Brand suggestions are contributor preferences, not evidence of comparative superiority. Fudge's 236-degree soft-ball target is a source specification, not our trial result.
Fall — Barm Brack through double-chocolate cheesecake
Anna Sandhu’s Barm Brack adapts an Irish seasonal bread with bourbon-soaked fruit and a separately applied glaze. Joan and Edward “Jon” Bjornson contribute fudge, suggesting Maker’s Mark. Pumpkin pie, an Isaac Hayes-adapted sweet-potato/pecan pie with bourbon whipped cream, applesauce cake, and Robert W. Beighey’s layered cheesecake complete the season.
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Fall — Barm Brack through double-chocolate cheesecake
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Anna Sandhu’s Barm Brack adapts an Irish seasonal bread with bourbon-soaked fruit and a separately applied glaze. Joan and Edward “Jon” Bjornson contribute fudge, suggesting Maker’s Mark. Pumpkin pie, an Isaac Hayes-adapted sweet-potato/pecan pie with bourbon whipped cream, applesauce cake, and Robert W. Beighey’s layered cheesecake complete the season.
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Annotation
Whipped cream, frosting, and cooled ganache receive bourbon late; do not label them alcohol-free. The pumpkin-pie topping splits its listed bourbon across topping and flaming service rather than using it all at the first step. Brand suggestions are contributor preferences, not evidence of comparative superiority. Fudge's 236-degree soft-ball target is a source specification, not our trial result.