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02/13/2012
The recipe for this butter cake draped in caramel fudge icing is based on a cake originally made by Louise Hodges, a home cook from Carmack, Mississippi.
Issue #145
11/08/2011
This version of the traditional French Christmas cake is filled with coffee buttercream and covered in chocolate ganache. See How to Roll and Decorate A Bûche de Noël for illustrated step-by-step instructions.
Issue #143
12/27/2012
Drenched in sherry and kirsch, this holiday dessert features layer upon layer of ginger cake, custard, berries, chocolate, and cream. It's a showstopper.
Issue #134
02/06/2012
This cake uses chocolate four ways: ganache (chocolate cream frosting), chocolate cake layers, shavings, and cocoa.
Issue #118
02/17/2009
From Vienna’s legendary confectionery shop Demel, this showstopping layer cake has a creamy custard filling and a meringue frosting. This recipe, along with a tep-by-step illustrated guide, appeared in “Vienna’s Sweet Empire” by Nick Malgieri (March 2009).
Issue #118
02/17/2009
These chocolate-dipped sandwich cookies are filled with a luscious mixture of pistachios and almond paste.
Issue #118
08/24/2012
A pie so fresh and delicious, you can taste and smell the briars.
Issue #108
01/08/2008
Melted butter is brushed between each layer of this delicious spice cake creating a very moist result.
Issue #94
03/12/2007
Elegant in presentation and sumptuous in taste, this innovative dessert represents the best of Ireland’s culinary renaissance.
Issue #91
12/15/2005
This heavenly dessert is made with meringues and candied chestnuts.
Issue #80
02/04/2009
Baked Alaska first made its way into print in Fannie Farmer's 1896 Boston Cooking-School Cook Book, but the idea of baking ice cream inside cake and meringue had been around for much of the century.
Issue #55
03/01/2007
Of all the delights that grace the French Christmas table, probably nothing inspires more childlike joy than this dessert.
Issue #39
12/21/2012
"The fine arts are five in number," wrote the chef Marie-Antoine Carême, "painting, sculpture, poetry, music, and architecture—whereof the principle branch is confectionery." He knew what he was talking about. After all, he created croquembouche, a spire of caramelized cream puffs.
Issue #31
02/04/2009
This flourless chocolate cake, Heatter's most popular recipe ever, is rich, moist, and surprisingly light.
Issue #22
03/15/2002
Baking ideas, like the one for this variation on Craig Claiborne's basic cheesecake showcase Maida Heatter's creativity.
Issue #22
09/11/2007
This traditional dessert is made with tons of sugar and an outrageous amount of butter.
Issue #10
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