I love layers of food. Like 7 layer dip. I need to create some kind of 7 layer dip ASAP. Sounds exhausting, but I need to do it.

These trifles are delicious. How could they not be? I made them with Goodbody Baked Goods Chocolate Brownie Bites. And even though my magic brownie bars would be great in this recipe,  I was way too lazy to bake. And these things are too easy to get a hold of. I just drive to any of the 4 Whole Foods that are near me, then stuff my face. But if you don’t have a Whole Foods near you, be sure to pick up at Abe’s Market online!

There is something else I need to do. I need to address a situation I’ve run into recently. As you may know, I published a cookbook this year. I used a publisher that I felt I could trust and I hoped she could do a great job finding a designer for the book that would put something together that I was proud of. I wanted to create a book that had my favorite blog recipes within it as well as some new recipes for people to try.

Well, once the book came out, it was something that I was not completely satisfied with. Even though I love the feel of the book and it really is me with the writing style and even how the book is laid out, I wasn’t happy with the paper quality or how some of the photography looked on the paper. I did the photography myself, which is definitely not the best photography out there, but I know it looks better than how some of it looks within the book. Some pictures are stretched or even slightly cut off. It’s been upsetting hearing some people talk about not loving the book, not because of the content inside, but because of the quality. It’s embarrassing, honestly. Especially because it is something I was not able to control, but it still has my name written all over the entire book.

Here’s the thing. I am 25 years old and still learning A LOT. Learning who to trust, learning to read between the lines, and learning what real world business is really like. I really have no clue what I’m doing half of the time, but with the guidance of some amazing friends and bloggers, I have begun to understand business a bit more. It’s a process though. A sometimes upsetting process.

These comments above are not me throwing anyone under the bus or pointing fingers at others. It’s me stating my feelings about the book and acknowledging some of the upsets about it, because I honestly agree with most of them. And from the bottom of my heart, I am incredibly sorry if you have not been satisfied with your book. I really am. I’m hoping some of these issues will change in the future. But I can promise you one thing, learning from the upsets in our lives leads to bigger and better things. And bigger things are on the horizon.

Thank you for all the support through my living and learning. You have no idea how much I appreciate it. I hope to make everyone happy one day. That’s not possible, but it’s worth a try.

This dessert made me excessively full tonight. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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Pumpkin Custard Chocolate Brownie Trifle

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  • Yield: 2-3 1x

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  1. Place the coconut milk, egg yolks, pumpkin, honey, vanilla extract, cinnamon, nutmeg, ground cloves, ginger, and just a tiny pinch of salt in the food processor or blendtec (like I used) and puree until completely smooth.
  2. Pour into your ice cream maker and churn until you have smooth and creamy custard.
  3. Now pull out a pretty glass or be lazy and put it in a bowl. Add some brownies, then custard, then brownies, then more custard. Top with chopped pecans and chocolate chips.

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71 Comments

  1. Sierra says:

    Hi Juli,

    Do you have a list somewhere of the brands you use? New to Paleo and trying to figure out what is what! Is there a coconut milk that doesn’t taste strongly of coconut? I don’t know if it is me or what but the milk just seems to overpower everything else in anything I make. Thanks.

  2. Sierra says:

    Hi Juli,

    Recently asked about the list of brands you used but gave my old e-mail instead of my new. Sorry.

  3. GingaNinja says:

    Hi Juli – I have a fructose intolerance. In many places where you use coconut milk, do you think I could subsitute unsweetened almond milk? Also, honey and maple syrup must be pretty moderated – if necessary could stevia or an artificial sweetner be used?

  4. Katrina Dial says:

    Holy shit, girl. I made this dessert for my kids tonight and used your pumpkin swirl brownie recipe for it, and oh. snap. We’ll be doing this again.