3 Twists on Traditional Cakes and Cookies
A beloved Brooklyn bakery updates pound cake, pineapple upside-down cake, and cookies meant for dunking.
Iain Bagwell
One Girl Cookies by Dawn Casale & David Crofton
Deep in the heart of western Brooklyn, on a tree-lined street in the neighborhood of Cobble Hill, sits One Girl Cookies. Owned and operated by Dawn Casale and David Crofton, the aqua-walled bakery specializes in comforting and simple baked goods inspired by family and refined through years of experimentation. Now, the married couple has published their first cookbook. Named One Girl Cookies (Clarkson Potter) after their labor of love, it includes 70 recipes for cakes, cookies, whoopie pies, and more.
To celebrate the book’s release, Casale and Crofton are sharing three of their best recipes with Grandparents.com readers. We think you’ll love their twists on beloved classics.
Go to the recipes now:
Excerpted from One Girl Cookies © 2012 by Dawn Casale and David Crofton. Reprinted with permission of Clarkson Potter. Photos courtesy of Iain Bagwell.
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Mmmmm.... This is making me hungry! The titles of the recipes, alone, sound delicious!
Meanwhile, if you were a member of Grandma's Pantry on the "old" GP.com and are trying to find it here on the "new" - search no more! It's here in the Community section, as are 11 of the other forums from the old site (and a few new ones).
How to find it? Go to the very top of this page - ABOVE the name of the website and, in the middle of that line, you'll see the word Community. Click it on and then click on the category of Food. You'll see it. :- )