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From cool Peppermint Caramels to literally snowdrift-like Oeufs à la Neige.
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SAVEUR's top cake recipes and dessert recipes, as chosen by our readers
10/23/2009
Smoky, vibrant and über-expensive, saffron is the wild card chefs keep in the back of the pantry, hidden from everyday view and sought out for only the most special of occasions. Continue...
10/20/2009
Skip the store-bought candy bars and create your own treats this Halloween. Marshmallows, fudge, and peanut butter cups will be a big hit with kids and grown-ups alike.
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10/16/2009
Butterscotch cake is topped with creamy caramel sauce and rich chocolate ganache in these decadent layered brownies. Continue...
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Source: Cakespy
10/14/2009
Cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and pumpkin give these cookies a snappy autumn flavor. Continue...
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10/08/2009
Cheddar and black pepper mixed into a flaky crust brings out all the nuanced flavors of heirloom apples, but the pastry doesn't overwhelm the sweetness of this pie.
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10/08/2009
This decadent chocolate pumpkin pie will not take up any valuable oven space, as it doesn’t need any bake time. As an added bonus it is completely vegan.
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10/08/2009
Each element of traditional pumpkin pie has a chance to shine when prepared separately and stacked together in a decorative glass.
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Source: Bonbini
10/02/2009
Vanilla cupcakes are anything but plain when topped with a light whipped frosting and crunchy pistachio praline. Continue...
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10/01/2009
We recently had an abundance of Avignonesi Vin Santo lying around our office, as we featured it in our October 2009 issue. While I sat surrounded by bottles of vin santo, I was reminded of one of my favorite cake recipes that puts this Italian dessert wine to good use. Continue...
08/02/2009
Sweet, delicate fruit allow this delicate Chilean wine to be enjoyed both before and after a meal.""
Source: SurVino
08/02/2009
Making caramel, nougat, fudge and the like is a long process with a sweet ending. Here is everything you need to know to get there.
Source: Egullet
07/14/2009
Jacques Torres, the dean of pastry studies at The French Culinary Institute, is New York City's "Mr. Chocolate".
Source: NY 1
11/26/2007
For sipping with freshly baked cookies, cakes or pies, look for a dessert wine that offers more than just sugar.
03/15/2011
From a sophisticated, orange-infused olive oil cake to creamy-cold gelato, the desserts of Italy are worth a second look. Sweet but not too sweet, they're the perfect end to an authentic Italian meal — but they're also perfect as a midday snack, paired with a strong cup of coffee or a nip of crisp white wine.
02/24/2011
For our second batch of classes for SAVEUR Cooks, a hands-on cooking series exclusively at Sur La Table, we've developed two soul-satisfying menus to see you into spring: New Southern Comfort Food and Decadent Chocolate Desserts.
10/29/2010
Thai Pie Barbara Hansen
by Barbara HansenFor more than a decade, drivers on the highway between the cities of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, in northern Thailand, have been making a delicious stop: the pie shop at Charin Garden Resort. There, road-weary travelers sit down to eat pie: sweet Chiang Rai pineapple pie and locally grown macadamia nut pie; pungent durian pie and honey-banana pie. There's a "pumpkin" pie made with kabocha squash, a toddy palm pie made with palm seeds, taro and mango cream pies, and the shop's most popular selection: coconut cream pie, made with the tender meat of just-picked fruit. If some of the 30 or so rotating flavors seem distinctly American—strawberry and old-fashioned apple, for instance—that's because they are. Keep reading »
Issue #133
12/15/2010
With Christmas just around the corner, it seems that almost every night there's a party or dinner to attend — or host! For menu planning help and inspiration all in one place, check out SAVEUR's Ultimate Holiday Guide: we've put together festive holiday roadmaps, including a hearty German Christmas dinner and a traditional Italian feast of the seven fishes. Or you can build your own menu, picking and choosing among our suggestions of Christmas mains, sides, starters, desserts, and drinks. For the main course, try Mustard-Glazed Christmas Ham (or any other one of our 23 traditional roasts), rounded out with garlicky greens, spicy creamed onions, or braised red cabbage with bacon. Sweeten the season with decadent desserts like trifle, eggnog tart, or Christmas pudding. Raise a glass and toast to the season with our best hot drinks, sparkling cocktails, and more. Plus, find the perfect gift for the foodie in your life, or make your own candies and cookies to give to all your loved ones. See the Ultimate Holiday Guide »
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