Hedgehogs
Aug 27, 2000 by Flo Braker
These charming chocolate and rum buttercream creatures are known as Igels in Austria. Include them on an assorted miniature tray for a touch of delicious whimsy.
Meringue Bubbles
Aug 23, 2000 by Flo Braker
You taste chocolate right away when you bite into these, but the appearance of a snowy white meringue kiss shape atop a short tender cookie gives no clue.
Apricot and Goat Cheese Tarts
Aug 01, 2000 by Todd English
Although a dessert, this tart is more savory than sweet. Apricot slices and crumbles of goat nuzzle in a pistachio crust then everything is baked until golden.
Madeleines
Jun 23, 2000 by Ruth Reichl
Buttery, cake-y, crisp on the edges, these madeleines with a hint of lemon are great as a snack and ideal for the tea table.
Cheddar-Crust Apple Pie
May 30, 2000 by The Little Pie Company
This apple pie, filled with sweet Golden Delicious apples, has a crust made with extra-sharp Cheddar cheese for a sweet-savory hit in every bite.
Apricot Clafoutis
Apr 24, 2000 by Gordon Ramsay
This French cake, also called a clafoutis, is full of ripe apricots and custardy creaminess the French are so famous for. Top it with cream of creme fraiche.
Blackberry Roly-Poly with Sliced-Lemon Sauce
Apr 24, 2000 by Cory Schreiber
For this roly poly, fresh blackberries are rolled up jelly-roll style in a milk pastry. A zingy sliced-lemon sauce is serve on the plate as a perfect companion.
Sour Cream Mocha Cake
Jun 02, 1999 by Joseph Moran
An adult dessert if ever there was one, this incredibly moist mocha creation takes its minimum age requirement from dark, dark chocolate and lots of espresso.
- Quick Glance
- 25 M
- 1 H
- 3
Coconut Layer Cake
Apr 21, 1999 by Jennifer Appel
Layers of vanilla cake alternate with a coconut filling and the whole thing is slathered with a fluffy white icing. Crowning touch: A coating of coconut on top.
Little Nectarine Cakes
Apr 15, 1999 by Donna Hay
Mini vanilla cakes are filled with fresh slices of nectarines, but apricots and peaches would work equally well. A sprinkling of sugar finishes them off nicely.
Portuguese Coconut-Custard Tarts
Mar 10, 1999 by David Leite
A creamy custard riddle with flakes of sweet coconut and a hint of lemon are what these cups, called pasteis de coco in the Azores, Portugal, are all about.
Tiramisu
Sep 26, 1998 by Todd English
This isn’t your nona’s tiramsu. Here layers of coffee-soaked sponge cake alternate with a cream cheese-mascarpone cheese filling and are dusted with cocoa.
Molten Chocolate Cake
Jul 23, 1998 by Jean-Georges Vongerichten
Sometimes called a volcano cake, this much ballyhooed molten dessert is, quite literally, bursting–or rather, oozing–with chocolate.
- Quick Glance
- 30 M
- 40 M
- 40
Preserved Lemons
May 08, 1998 by Paula Wolfert
Preserved lemons are one of the indispensable ingredients of Moroccan cooking used in fragrant lamb and vegetables tagines, recipes for chicken, and salads.
Chiffon Cake With Lemon Icing
Apr 21, 1997 by Irma S. Rombauer
This chiffon cake with lemon icing, whose secret is vegetable oil, has been a favorite since it was created for the Brown Derby Restaurant in the ’20s.
Bread for Day of the Dead | Pan de Día de Muertos
May 09, 1995 by Zarela Martinez
Come Day of the Dead, this rich, sweet Mexican bread is tradition, carefully fashioned and quickly consumed by families as a way to honor the dearly departed.
Hazelnut and Almond Dacquoise
Apr 21, 1995 by Nick Malgieri
For this dacquoise cake, crunchy-chewy discs of hazelnut-almond meringue are sandwiched between layers of coffee butter cream frosting. An elegant cake.
Lemon Tart With Blueberries
May 25, 1992 by Flo Braker
The fresh flavors of lemon and blueberry are at their best here in Flo Braker’s easily assembled, elegant tart.
Classic Sweet Pastry
May 25, 1992 by Flo Braker
This classic sweet pastry is also know as pate sucree. The addition of egg and sugar makes the pastry richer and sweeter than an ordinary piecrust.



















































