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Blackberry Fool Recipe - NYT Cooking
Blackberry Fool Recipe - NYT Cooking
Whipping up this dessert may be the wisest decision you’ll make in the summer: It comes together quickly and uses only five ingredients Mashed juicy berries folded into lightly whipped cream results in a simple dish that manages to feel both decadent and light Macerating ripe in-season blackberries in sugar extracts their natural sweetness and goodness
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Blackberry Fool Recipe - NYT Cooking
Chocolate Pudding With Raspberry Cream Recipe - NYT Cooking
Chocolate Pudding With Raspberry Cream Recipe - NYT Cooking
This rich, creamy chocolate pudding is a comforting dessert for two that comes together in no time at all Use Dutch-process cocoa powder for the richest chocolate flavor, but natural cocoa will work too, if that’s what you keep around This pudding is also easy to dress up for any occasion
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Chocolate Pudding With Raspberry Cream Recipe - NYT Cooking
Easy Lemon Pudding Recipe | SimplyRecipes.com
Easy Lemon Pudding Recipe | SimplyRecipes.com
This is THE EASIEST lemon pudding EVER. Just 4 ingredients. No gelatin. No eggs. Gluten-free. Great for Easter, Mother's Day, or dinner parties. If you love lemon dessert recipes, you'll love this pudding.
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Easy Lemon Pudding Recipe | SimplyRecipes.com
Easy Fresh Strawberry Mousse - An Italian in my Kitchen
Easy Fresh Strawberry Mousse - An Italian in my Kitchen
This Easy Fresh Strawberry Mousse is made with only 3 ingredients, no gelatin and no bake. The perfect creamy fluffy Mousse dessert. A delicious dessert to serve at any occasion. Say hello to spring with this simple yet out of this world dessert recipe. So here I am again with a Fresh Strawberry dessert, andContinue Reading
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Easy Fresh Strawberry Mousse - An Italian in my Kitchen
Blender Chocolate Mousse Recipe - NYT Cooking
Blender Chocolate Mousse Recipe - NYT Cooking
This recipe for chocolate mousse made in a blender comes via the pastry chef Natasha Pickowicz, who got it from a cook named Monica Stolbach, who in turn got it from her mother-in-law, who got it from a Junior League cookbook published in the 1980s Straightforward, adaptable and extremely satisfying, it’s one of those recipes that you want to pass along to as many people as you can Instead of separating the egg yolks and whites, this technique simply involves pouring hot sugar syrup into a blender with chocolate and whole eggs, then folding that mixture into softly whipped cream
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Blender Chocolate Mousse Recipe - NYT Cooking
Salted Chocolate Pudding With Whipped Sour Cream Recipe - NYT Cooking
Salted Chocolate Pudding With Whipped Sour Cream Recipe - NYT Cooking
A classic, old-fashioned chocolate pudding, this dessert is made a bit more interesting by layering with whipped sour cream (for a little tang) and crushed cookies of your choosing (for texture) While you can absolutely make and serve chocolate pudding in individual cups, there is something delightfully communal about sharing it from one giant vessel, which can be nearly anything you want: Mixing bowls, trifle bowls or baking dishes all work, just aim for something tall and deep so you can build as many layers as possible.
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Salted Chocolate Pudding With Whipped Sour Cream Recipe - NYT Cooking
Dark Chocolate Pudding Recipe - NYT Cooking
Dark Chocolate Pudding Recipe - NYT Cooking
This rich, creamy confection crosses a classic, American, cornstarch-thickened chocolate pudding with a luxurious French egg-yolk-laden chocolate custard called pot de crème It has a dense, satiny texture and a fudgelike flavor from the combination of bittersweet chocolate, cocoa powder and brown sugar Make sure to serve it with either whipped cream or crème fraîche for a cool contrast; crème fraîche has the advantage of also adding tang.
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Dark Chocolate Pudding Recipe - NYT Cooking
No-Bake Lemon Custards With Strawberries Recipe - NYT Cooking
No-Bake Lemon Custards With Strawberries Recipe - NYT Cooking
Ultracreamy but still ethereally light, these individual custards are set with lemon juice rather than eggs, cornstarch or gelatin They are thick and velvety, but not overly rich, with a bright, clean citrus flavor Based on a British dessert called a posset, the key is to simmer the cream and sugar before adding the fresh lemon juice, giving the cream a chance to thicken slightly
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No-Bake Lemon Custards With Strawberries Recipe - NYT Cooking
Lemon-Lime Satin Creams Recipe - NYT Cooking
Lemon-Lime Satin Creams Recipe - NYT Cooking
Here is an easy, citrusy dessert that can be made ahead of time for the most part Mix lemon and lime zest with eggs, sugar and cream, and then refrigerate for up to two days -- the longer the better Then, bake it in ramekins for about half an hour, and serve
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Lemon-Lime Satin Creams Recipe - NYT Cooking