What do these 10 delicious desserts have in common? They're made with one unexpected ingredient. Call it clever, unusual, or exotic, it's sure to surprise you!
If using beans in a pastry sounds weird, you'll be surprised to know sweet bean fillings are a thing in Asian sweets. Like in these flaky Filipino cakes called hopias. Give them a shot!
Ever thought of topping your sorbet with chilli sauce? Well, they have done it in Mexico, and they've called it chamoyada. This sweet, spicy drinkable sorbet will blow your mind!
What's ube? It's a purple yam, a tuber with a vibrant violet flesh. And it's one of the most popular dessert ingredients in the Philippines. Divine as a filling for this spongy cake roll!
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If you thought semolina is just for pasta and bread, wait until you try it in this wonderful cake. It's a Lebanese recipe called sfouf, and it's dreamingly spongy!
Blue pea is an exotic flower from Thailand, also called butterfly pea. And you can use it to make all sorts of colourful desserts, like this beautiful blue cheesecake!
You won't believe this dreamy white flan has no milk and eggs. What's its secret ingredient? Silken tofu. Swipe up and we'll show you how to use it!
Dieters and gym-goers will love this one. Mashed canned chickpeas are our clever ingredient for these high-protein blondies. Grab the recipe and give them a go!
Got leftover chickpea canning water from those blondies? You can whip it just like egg whites and use it up in these egg-free macarons. Swipe up and see how!
Rosemary's fragrant aroma goes wonderfully with chocolate. It's an unexpected combo, but surprisingly delicious. Try it out in these yummy brownies!