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With your ex first foray into cookbooks, Shaina Olmanson of FoodForMyFamily Jasz Dresses.com senses a brand new (and possibly cutest) sweets trends heading to the wedding scene. Desserts In Jars: 50 Goodies That Shinecovers classic-comfort recipes (think: banana splits, pear crisps and neapolitan cakes) all tweaked by sitting pretty inside a mason jar Jovani 110967. And go together with each how-to, Olmanson offers display and decorating ideas to wow guests before they even can have a taste. It isnt set to go on sale until June 12, but lucky for you personally, weve got a sneak-peek recipe to tame your tastebuds: Cherry-Almond Crumble (pictured above) To the crumble 1 12 cups all-purpose flour 12 cup sugar 12 teaspoon baking powder18teaspoon salt 1 large egg 4 ounces almond paste 12 teaspoon almond extract 8 tablespoons (1 stick) cold unsalted butter, reduce pieces 12 cup sliced almonds For the filling 5 cups sweet cherries, pitted and halved 14 cup sugar 2 teaspoons cornstarch Makes 9 individual crumbles 1Make the crumble: Preheat the oven to 350oF. In the blender or even in a bowl employing a pastry cutter, mix together the flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, egg, almond paste, and almond extract. Add the butter pieces and pulse or use a fork to blend until the mixture is crumbly. Press 3 rounded tablespoons a combination to the bottoms of 9 wide-mouth 8-ounce jars. 2Make the filling: In a separate bowl, mix together the cher- ries, sugar, and cornstarch. Divide the cherry mixture one of the jars, filling each jar to only beneath the lip. Mix the sliced almonds with all the remaining crumble and add 3 rounded tablespoons crumble to each jar to pay for the cherries. Pack the crumble mix- ture down lightly to help keep it in place. 3Place the jars Two inches apart on the large baking sheet. Bake for twenty five minutes, or before the tops of the crumbles begin to turn golden brown. Remove from your oven and let cool about the baking sheet. Serve warm or cold. Photo: Harvard Common Press > Plus, read our handle the dessert push pop favor trend > Were obsessive about this one-stop-shop for party favor packaging