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10/20/2005
This simple but beautiful dessert showcases the delicate flavor of the pears.
Issue #69
10/13/2009
This cool, sweet, and subtly flavored snack originated in Turkey.
Issue #124
08/23/2007
Lavender adds a delightful twist to this classic French dessert.
Issue #105
12/17/2009
The recipe for this dessert comes from The New York Times International Cook Book (Harper & Row, 1971) by Craig Claiborne.
Issue #126
07/03/2007
Sweet, aromatic white peaches infused with a light sauternes make a delicious, delicate dessert.
Issue #20
01/19/2007
Cool and creamy, this classic French dessert is both delicious and beautiful.
Issue #1
11/15/2007
Called "pond pudding" for the pool of sauce that leaks out when it's cut, this old-fashioned dessert was invented in East Sussex in the 17th century.
Issue #15
01/27/2007
A blend of luscious vanilla-scented custard and sweet, juicy strawberries defines this dessert.
Issue #5
07/13/2010
Dried strawberries give these fluffy treats a remarkably deep fruit flavor.
Issue #131
12/15/2005
This coffee cake–like budino (literally, pudding) is studded with candied fruit.
Issue #80
06/14/2007
The papaya, popular in Cuba, is a delicious fruit and, it is said, an aid to digestion.
Issue #42
10/23/2000
The earliest flummeries were made with oatmeal, cooked to a smooth and gelatinous consistency.
Issue #35
08/26/2002
A plum, says Webster's, is "a raisin when used in desserts"; traditional English plum pudding hasn't had real plums in it for generations.
Issue #55
10/16/2009
These creamy maple-flavored candies are the perfect sweet bite to set out on a dessert tray during fall and holiday dinners.
Does Not Apply
Source: David Lebovitz
09/15/2009
A splash of rum in the raspberry compote gives this composed dessert the slightest little kick.
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Source: Lifestyle Food
07/13/2010
Gelatin is responsible for giving form to marshmallows. This recipe comes from Chocolates and Confections by Peter P. Greweling (Wiley, 2010).
Issue #131
07/13/2010
We use Dutch-process cocoa powder here because it’s mild and won’t overwhelm the sweetness of the marshmallows.
Issue #131
09/04/2007
The secret to making a perfectly creamy flan lies in the cooking time.
Issue #97
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