And more soon on all of that, eee — I have a little more time again to do the things I like: read books with pages, fuss endlessly over our charges, get excited about summer events (I might make another wedding cake!), this year’s container gardening attempts, what color lipstick Refinery. Coachella this year (if I’m being completely honest) and more relevantly, cooking. Brainstorming earlier this week, Sara, who helps (I mean, she tries, she has only so many superpowers) keep me organized, said she’d had a really good pistachio cake at a coffee shop recently and I immediately wanted to try my hand at my own.

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In my mind, the perfect pistachio cake would be absolutely green (my favorite color) with pistachio intensity, ideally with even more pistachios than flour but require no pistachio paste (not available everywhere and certainly not at, say, Sicilian quality), multiple bowls, or finicky steps. Usually, I start with recipes I’ve made before, trying to extract what I liked about them and apply them to something new, but I didn’t have a preferred template yet for a good, very nutty pound cake yet so I started pulling down books until I found ones that sounded promising. I landed on two, in fact, one from Yossy Arefi’s.

A couple weeks ago, and because I admittedly ask my husband to pick up strawberries on his way home far more often than I have an exact “agenda” for them besides.

Sweeter Off The Vine and one from Rose Carrarini of Rose Bakery’s. Breakfast, Lunch, Tea. They were so different, I had to make both. The first one was tender, moist, and honestly perfect, although I immediately wanted to swap out some flour with more pistachios to fulfill my dark green cake hopes and dreams. The second, which indeed had way more pistachios than flour, ended up so buttery, I am not even exaggerating when I say I could have wrung it out.

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I didn’t know where to go from there so I did something weird: I made some tweaks and averaged the recipes together. Like, grade school math. They teach this technique in cooking school, right? By some miracle, it worked: I got to keep the plushness of the first cake with the dark green nuttiness of the second, with the butter in check. And now that we have pistachio- flavored and colored cake to take us into the weekend, what do we do with it?

Arefi suggests serving it with whipped cream and strawberries tossed with some sugar (flavored with lavender buds, finely chopped mint or basil leaves if you wish); Rose Bakery used a quick lemony sugared pistachio glaze and I, ever indecisive, chose both. You can do the same or even none of the above, I think it would be fine plain, dusted with powdered sugar, or even with a powdered sugar glaze made tangy with buttermilk, lemon, or orange juice. Or chocolate, maybe even white chocolate? Obviously, you’re also going to have to make three and find out.

Previously. One year ago: Perfect Garlic Bread. Two years ago: Artichoke Gratin Toasts and Maple Pudding Cake. Three years ago: Avocado Cup Salads, Two Ways. Four years ago: Ramp Pizza.

Five years ago: Pasta with Garlicky Broccoli Rabe. Six years ago: Heavenly Chocolate Cake Roll. Seven years ago: Shakshuka and Easy Jam Tart. Eight years ago: Cinnamon Swirl Buns and Pickled Grapes with Cinnamon and Black Pepper. Nine years ago: Fork- Crushed Purple Potatoes and Whole Wheat Apple Muffins. Ten years ago: Black Bean Confetti Salad. And for the other side of the world: Six Months Ago: Winter Squash Pancakes with Crispy Sage and Brown Butter.

Years Ago: The Broccoli Roast and Salted Peanut Butter Cookies. Years Ago: Fall- Toush Salad and Carrot Cake with Cider and Olive Oil. Years Ago: Lazy Pizza Dough + Favorite Margherita Pizza. Years Ago: Chicken Noodle Soup and Pancetta, White Bean and Swiss Chard Pot Pies.

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