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03/08/2010
SAVEUR kitchen assistant Victoria Ross makes these glazed shortbreads, which get their spicy kick from ground cardamom and ginger, for afternoon tea in her native New Zealand.
Issue #128
04/07/2010
Austrian bakers make this coffee cake with a gugelhupf mold, but we’ve found that a bundt cake mold works just as well. Continue...
Issue #118
03/01/2007
This classic eastern European dessert is the ultimate coffee-break indulgence.
Issue #100
01/17/2008
Water buffalo yogurt is richer than the conventional kind.
Issue #95
10/04/2001
Maple sugar grated from a hard block gives this simple dessert its sweet crunch, and thick, heavy cream gives it its lush pillowiness.
Issue #47
10/04/2001
This recipe uses brown sugar for this pie; maple sugar is traditional but costly.
Issue #47
10/03/2001
This recipe comes from the cookbook 80 Recettes de Biscuits.
Issue #47
09/06/2007
This sorbet is brilliantly colored and accentuates the sweet, tangy flavor of the fruit.
Issue #9
09/06/2007
Like Malta itself, this dessert is a flavorful mix of cultures, sweetness, and spice.
Issue #9
03/11/2012
Softened goat cheese adds a delightful tang to these sweet chocolate cupcakes.
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03/31/2011
Australia's Hundreds and Thousands sandwich, made with butter and sprinkles on toasted white bread, is a simple and unexpected dessert.
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12/03/2009
Dried fruit, sweet red wine, and dark rum make a delicious black cake that is fitting for the holiday season.
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Source: Boston
12/03/2009
This ultra-rich cake is flavored with rum and dried fruits, making this treat a great addition to your Christmas spread.
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Source: Big Oven
12/03/2009
This festive black cake contains wine-steeped dried fruits and a topping of marmalade and marzipan.
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11/19/2009
These aromatic chocolate cookies are spiced with chile powder and cayenne, adding a bit of a bite.
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Source: Luna Cafe
05/08/2009
Cinnamon and cloves give these jam cookies a nice dose of holiday spice.
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Source: Living the Life
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