What's for dessert?

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  • shetellsherself
    shetellsherself New Jersey Posts: 8,835
    This thread is most definitely not good for me. I don't need additional reasons to think about dessert. :wink: yet here I am. Ben and Jerry's best IMO would be Cherry Garcia. Absolutely one of the best things I've ever eaten in my life is the flourless macadamia nut brownie with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream and raspberry sauce from Bonefish Grill. Unbelievable!!
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  • afroannnie
    afroannnie Posts: 12,995
    twisted thoughts wrote:
    Speaking of Ben & Jerry's and caramel and chocolate...
    Did you see the recipe for the Karamel Sutra Cupcakes? ***drool***
    http://cookiesandcups.com/karamel-sutra-cupcakes-chocolate-and-caramel-swirl-cupcakes/
    I may have to make these... but mine surely will not look as nice.


    I recently made Chocolate Strawberry Nutella Cake, and will deffinately be making it again. It was so good!!
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    http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2013/05/chocolate-strawberry-nutella-cake/
    I put mine in a trifle bowl, because it was for a picnic/birthday, and I wanted to put it together in advance, and not risk the thing toppling over. I just used a box cake instead of making it from scratch as the recipe says, because Im lazy, and had a bunch of other stuff to do for the party, but I did make the whipped cream from scratch, which was easy.


    That looks amazing!!!
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  • Pap
    Pap Serres, Greece Posts: 30,152
    Leezestarr313 wrote:
    I also like Greek yogurt with Sanders Dark chocolate hot fudge...


    Liz, if you haven't already tasted it, try the old - simple and healthy - good dessert: Greek yogurt with honey. :P
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  • afroannnie
    afroannnie Posts: 12,995
    Leezestarr313 wrote:
    Yeah, I love the NY Super Fudge Chunk one too :D And Phish Food. I guess you can't go wrong with chocolate and caramel with me :lol:

    And aaaaaah! Thanks for that link, afro. I think I gotta try the chocolate truffle pie :shock:

    I made the mistake of checking out the cake section of that website :fp:

    I might have to make this:
    http://cookiesandcups.com/oreo-icebox-cake/

    And Lisa, if you like chocolate and caramel.....

    http://cookiesandcups.com/rolo-cake/
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  • shetellsherself
    shetellsherself New Jersey Posts: 8,835
    Pap wrote:
    Leezestarr313 wrote:
    I also like Greek yogurt with Sanders Dark chocolate hot fudge...


    Liz, if you haven't already tasted it, try the old - simple and healthy - good dessert: Greek yogurt with honey. :P

    While definitely delicious, Greek yogurt with anything is entirely too healthy in my book to be considered a dessert :D Probably the best thing I know how to cook is fillo pastry layered with butter and then filled with this amazing cream cheese/ricotta cheese yumminess baked until golden brown. The filling turns into a light cheesecake. After it is baked a simple syrup is drizzled over the top. :crazy: Don't know what to call this in English except really unhealthy and delicious! Of course, traditional baklava is always good too... These are special desserts and reserved for very special occasions in our house.
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  • twisted thoughts
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    afroannnie wrote:

    And Lisa, if you like chocolate and caramel.....

    http://cookiesandcups.com/rolo-cake/

    omg. that looks glorious!
    thanks for sharing that site afro... i'll be keeping tabs on it for sure. :D
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  • afroannnie
    afroannnie Posts: 12,995
    shetellsherself wrote:
    Pap wrote:
    Leezestarr313 wrote:
    I also like Greek yogurt with Sanders Dark chocolate hot fudge...


    Liz, if you haven't already tasted it, try the old - simple and healthy - good dessert: Greek yogurt with honey. :P

    While definitely delicious, Greek yogurt with anything is entirely too healthy in my book to be considered a dessert :D Probably the best thing I know how to cook is fillo pastry layered with butter and then filled with this amazing cream cheese/ricotta cheese yumminess baked until golden brown. The filling turns into a light cheesecake. After it is baked a simple syrup is drizzled over the top. :crazy: Don't know what to call this in English except really unhealthy and delicious! Of course, traditional baklava is always good too... These are special desserts and reserved for very special occasions in our house.


    mmmm...baklava...that's one I haven't attempted to make yet, but i do have my great grandmother's recipe..
    twisted thoughts wrote:
    afroannnie wrote:

    And Lisa, if you like chocolate and caramel.....

    http://cookiesandcups.com/rolo-cake/

    omg. that looks glorious!
    thanks for sharing that site afro... i'll be keeping tabs on it for sure. :D

    You're welcome! :D I have a feeling I'll be making a few things off that website in the near future... :shifty:
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  • Lemon Yellow Sun
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    dankind wrote:
    Lemon Yellow Sun wrote:
    Thank you so much - from the picture you posted it looks like you did a very good job rolling it out.... Question was this something that was good cold or better served warm???? I'm thinking of bringing it to a picnic this weekend.

    And this picnic is where now? :mrgreen:

    At my Aunts....... but the rolo cake link that afroannnie posted looks mighty yummy too......
  • dankind
    dankind Posts: 20,841
    Lemon Yellow Sun wrote:
    dankind wrote:
    Lemon Yellow Sun wrote:
    Thank you so much - from the picture you posted it looks like you did a very good job rolling it out.... Question was this something that was good cold or better served warm???? I'm thinking of bringing it to a picnic this weekend.

    And this picnic is where now? :mrgreen:

    At my Aunts....... but the rolo cake link that afroannnie posted looks mighty yummy too......

    I don't know. It's still summer. You've gotta go for the s'mores, right?

    I shared the s'mores pie recipe with the baker in the family, and I'm hoping that she whips that up for us while we're on the Cape next week.
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  • Lemon Yellow Sun
    Lemon Yellow Sun Posts: 1,126
    @ dankind - you are absolutely correct - the S'mores Pie it is.... Have fun @ The Cape
  • cubBEE_girl
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    So many yummy things. I can just feel my chubby ass getting chubbier by just reading this thread. :lol::lol:
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  • kw18
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    Tastykakes. Mmmm ...

    Also a *tiny* slice of s'mores pie. MMMMmmmm ...

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  • Leezestarr313
    Leezestarr313 Temple of the cat Posts: 14,458
    Pap wrote:
    Leezestarr313 wrote:
    I also like Greek yogurt with Sanders Dark chocolate hot fudge...


    Liz, if you haven't already tasted it, try the old - simple and healthy - good dessert: Greek yogurt with honey. :P

    Been there, done that ;) I like stirring maple syrup in it too.

    That rolo cake is almost too much :shock: It fills me up just thinking about it :lol:
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  • shetellsherself
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    afroannnie wrote:

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    This is getting serious now. I have a kid who must be gluten free. I actually called 3 places to find gluten free graham crackers this morning. :lol: it's haunting me! Did you have to post a picture, afroannie! :lol:
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  • afroannnie
    afroannnie Posts: 12,995
    Leezestarr313 wrote:
    Pap wrote:
    Leezestarr313 wrote:
    I also like Greek yogurt with Sanders Dark chocolate hot fudge...


    Liz, if you haven't already tasted it, try the old - simple and healthy - good dessert: Greek yogurt with honey. :P

    Been there, done that ;) I like stirring maple syrup in it too.

    That rolo cake is almost too much :shock: It fills me up just thinking about it :lol:

    It looks like a bit of a pain to make too...that's why my next one will be the oreo ice box cake...looks pretty simple :D


    shetellsherself wrote:
    afroannnie wrote:

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    This is getting serious now. I have a kid who must be gluten free. I actually called 3 places to find gluten free graham crackers this morning. :lol: it's haunting me! Did you have to post a picture, afroannie! :lol:

    :lol::lol: Sorry! Good luck! I wonder if there's any thing you could substitute to see get the graham cracker flavor...but is still gluten free...
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  • afroannnie
    afroannnie Posts: 12,995
    dankind wrote:
    I don't know. It's still summer. You've gotta go for the s'mores, right?

    I shared the s'mores pie recipe with the baker in the family, and I'm hoping that she whips that up for us while we're on the Cape next week.

    :thumbup:
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  • Pap
    Pap Serres, Greece Posts: 30,152
    shetellsherself wrote:
    Probably the best thing I know how to cook is fillo pastry layered with butter and then filled with this amazing cream cheese/ricotta cheese yumminess baked until golden brown. The filling turns into a light cheesecake. After it is baked a simple syrup is drizzled over the top. :crazy: Don't know what to call this in English except really unhealthy and delicious! Of course, traditional baklava is always good too... These are special desserts and reserved for very special occasions in our house.

    Are you talking about revani?

    revane-tatlisi-tarifi.jpg
    afroannnie wrote:
    mmmm...baklava...that's one I haven't attempted to make yet, but i do have my great grandmother's recipe..

    They are both delicious (revani and baklavas), especially when they are accompanied with one or two balls of ice-cream. FYI, they're more like traditional Turkish desserts than Greek, but of course you can have them in Greece too.
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  • shetellsherself
    shetellsherself New Jersey Posts: 8,835
    Pap wrote:
    shetellsherself wrote:
    Probably the best thing I know how to cook is fillo pastry layered with butter and then filled with this amazing cream cheese/ricotta cheese yumminess baked until golden brown. The filling turns into a light cheesecake. After it is baked a simple syrup is drizzled over the top. :crazy: Don't know what to call this in English except really unhealthy and delicious! Of course, traditional baklava is always good too... These are special desserts and reserved for very special occasions in our house.

    Are you talking about revani?

    revane-tatlisi-tarifi.jpg
    afroannnie wrote:
    mmmm...baklava...that's one I haven't attempted to make yet, but i do have my great grandmother's recipe..

    They are both delicious (revani and baklavas), especially when they are accompanied with one or two balls of ice-cream. FYI, they're more like traditional Turkish desserts than Greek, but of course you can have them in Greece too.


    That's not the same that I make though it also looks delicious. That looks like what we call "Basboosa" which is like a semolina cake with a simple syrup. It's more Turkish/Egyptian/Moroccan I think too. My dessert is similar to something called "goolash" in Arabic but I've modified the recipe a bit so it's not really that either. :lol: I just know it's good and I can only eat a small sliver of it.
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  • shetellsherself
    shetellsherself New Jersey Posts: 8,835
    afroannie wrote:
    shetellsherself wrote:
    afroannnie wrote:

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    This is getting serious now. I have a kid who must be gluten free. I actually called 3 places to find gluten free graham crackers this morning. :lol: it's haunting me! Did you have to post a picture, afroannie! :lol:

    :lol::lol: Sorry! Good luck! I wonder if there's any thing you could substitute to see get the graham cracker flavor...but is still gluten free...

    :D found all ingredients necessary to modify this to gluten free for the kids. Will probably wait until the weekend to give it a go. I'll let you know how it turns out.
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  • Who Princess
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    twisted thoughts wrote:
    I recently made Chocolate Strawberry Nutella Cake, and will deffinately be making it again. It was so good!!
    9563379573_4306c046dd_m.jpg

    http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2013/05/chocolate-strawberry-nutella-cake/
    I put mine in a trifle bowl, because it was for a picnic/birthday, and I wanted to put it together in advance, and not risk the thing toppling over. I just used a box cake instead of making it from scratch as the recipe says, because Im lazy, and had a bunch of other stuff to do for the party, but I did make the whipped cream from scratch, which was easy.
    That recipe sounds fantabulous. I love the idea of putting it in a trifle bowl. The presentation is great but it's still convenient.

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