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Curious Cook in the New York Times: Two-tone persimmon pudding

The chemistry of dark, rich persimmon pudding is the subject of my column in the New York Times this week. There's also a recipe for a pudding with two very different colors and flavors.

Wednesday, 10 December 2008 in baking, flavor, fruits |

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