This vanilla mille crepe cake is made with a whopping 75 layers of crepes, whipped cream, and sugar! The layered crepes make a soft and tender cake that is made light and creamy from the whipped cream, with some crunch and bite from the granulated sugar and bruleed top.
It’s the perfect holiday showstopper centerpiece.
Intermediate
Black Bottom Chocolate Pecan Pie
This black bottom chocolate pecan pie is a new twist on classic pecan pie! The pie has two layers in its filling: a dark chocolate ganache for its black bottom, underneath a gooey brown sugar pecan filling. The chocolate acts as a waterproof layer between the pecan filling and the pie crust, ensuring an extra crispy pie crust!
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Milk Bread Rolls
Milk bread rolls are super soft and fluffy thanks to the Asian tangzhong method! The tangzhong method instructs you to make a roux for the dough, leading to extra soft and fluffy buns that stay that way for longer. Learn more in the blog post and access the recipe by supporting Hummingbird High on Patreon!
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Salted Honey Parker House Rolls
These salted honey Parker House rolls are light, fluffy, and drenched in a generous amount of salted honey butter and flaky sea salt. The dough is designed to be proofed overnight, making the rolls a perfect Thanksgiving make-ahead dish!
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Pumpkin Neapolitan Cookies
These pumpkin Neapolitan cookies have three different flavors in one cookie: vanilla, pumpkin spice, and chocolate! Despite their striking appearance, the cookies come together easily. Why? The cookies are made with one chewy, buttery, pumpkin sugar cookie base!
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Small Batch Apple Almond Upside Down Mini Cakes
These apple almond upside down mini cakes are the perfect baked good to serve for breakfast or with afternoon tea! Tart and crisp apple is covered in brown sugar and baked on top of a moist and flavorful almond cake. The recipe makes 6 mini cakes, perfect for a small household of 2 to 4 people! Access the recipe by supporting Hummingbird High on Patreon—learn more in the blog post.
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