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11/20/2007
These "irish potatoes" are not what they would seem. This great recipe from Philadelphia's Moonstruck restaurant showcases the bite-size coconut cream balls rolled in cinnamon, sugar, and cocoa.
Issue #25
12/12/2007
These baked apples may be served as dessert or to accompany mustard-glazed ham and other julbord meats.
Issue #23
11/26/2007
These melt-in-your-mouth cookies are dredged twice in powdery sugar to insure the sweetest of treat.
Issue #23
11/20/2007
Use this nutty, lightly spiced dough for your favorite Christmas cookies.
Issue #23
08/17/2007
The chocolate-covered mints used in these delightful brownies form a soft, chewy middle.
Issue #22
03/11/2002
This unusual recipe comes from Italy’s Slavic-flavored Friuli region. Although usually a first course, it can be served as dessert.
Issue #22
12/05/2007
This recipe for the famous Italian Christmas sweet follows the more traditional dense and crumbly version.
Issue #15
11/15/2007
Planning ahead is required for this fruitcake, which we've borrowed from Maida Heatter's New Book of Great Desserts (Knopf, 1982).
Issue #15
11/15/2007
This version of fruitcake—inspired by Italy's pandolce d'oro (literally sweet cake of gold)—is lighter in texture and color, and best eaten sooner rather than later.
Issue #15
11/14/2007
Our best recipe for simple pumpkin pie made with a fresh pumpkin filling.
Issue #15
10/24/2007
This fruitcake is so delicious that you will want to savor it as long as possible.
Issue #15
08/08/2007
So-called sugar or cheese pumpkins work better for this cake than the “jack-o’-lantern” kind.
Issue #14
06/28/2007
The addition of fresh raspberries makes for a sweet surprise in this otherwise standard lemon meringue pie.
Issue #13
05/19/2008
We received this recipe from Larry Lagattuta, owner of the Enrico Biscotti Company.
Issue #12
05/02/2007
This refreshingly sweet dessert is a variation of a typical Mexican treat.
Issue #12
04/02/2002
The celebrated pâtissier Coquelin bought La Pâtisserie Bourdaloue in 1909, and created, among other things, this famous pear tart.
Issue #12
09/10/2007
Ginger is one of those spices that adds a rich, warm flavor to any dish. Here it transforms pears into a light, refreshing dessert.
Issue #10
09/06/2007
According to tradition, this gingerbread cake was made in the 1780s by George Washington's mother for General Lafayette.
Issue #9
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