guest post at the kitchn!
And this, friends, is what they call a tease. That pistachio brittle you see there—lightly salted and very nearly burnt—is absolutely, completely, through-and-through delicious. And I made it and I’ve got the recipe for you. I do.
But you’ll have to head over to The Kitchn, where I was invited to guest post as part of a series of holiday guest posts, to read about this treat. So, my instructions are two-fold: (1) check out the guest post (and make yourself at home while you’re there, because it’s a beautiful site) and (2) add this brittle to your holiday baking to do list. Got it?
See you back here on Friday for a bright little cake that will round out your weekend brunch (and, as a bonus, moonlight as dessert, too).
The recipe for this Salted Pistachio Brittle, adapted from Food & Wine, is here.



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Loved your guest post on The Kitchn today, looking forward to adding your site to my ever-growing daily blog list.
And that brittle recipe is going on the top of my treats to make, maybe even tonught after work.
now that sounds good to me.
Congrats on your Kitchn feature! So lovely.
Congrats!!! So wonderful!!
Just noticed this on AT! Yay for you!
A guest post at The Kitchn?! How exciting!! And this brittle is seriously the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. I’m sure it’s delicious, too. It’s on the list for this weekend’s baking marathon.
Just saw this on Apartment Therapy … so glad to have found your blog. It’s beautiful!
OH MY! This must be on my dessert table this christmas.
Pistachio – Good!
Chocolate – Good!
XXOO
Lovely looking recipe. Have a candy day planned tomorrow so may squeeze this one in! Fun feature on the AT!
I just made this tonight and it is criminally good. I need to get it out of my home, STAT! Thank god for holiday parties.
I’ve never tried this with pistachios, what a great idea!
I made this for my Haiti Bake Sale: http://www.quitecurious.com/haiti-bake-sale.
It came out great! I got lots of compliments. Thank you so much.
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