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Category Archives: Desserts

Café liégeois with Homemade Coffee Ice Cream ~ a coffee and chocolate dessert

September 23, 2012

Café liégeois used to be universally known as café viennois.  But after the Germans invaded Belgium, attacking the city of …

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Moelleux au chocolat en aumônières ~ Soft Chocolate Cake in a Beggar’s Purse

August 9, 2012

In the 14th century, having money on hand to give to a passerby who begged a gift was (and still …

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Off the Menu: featuring Fresh Redcurrant Tart with Shortbread Crust

July 30, 2012

Redcurrants ripen from mid to late summer.  The diplomatickitchen briefly sets aside the menu of recipes for Mixing Dinner and …

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Hungarian Sour Cherry-Cream Pie ~ Meggyes-krémes lepény

July 12, 2012

There are traditional meals that are not necessarily everyday occurrences.  The English ‘Elevenses’ fits into this category.  So does the …

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Chocolate Marquise ~ Marquise au chocolat

July 1, 2012

A staunch chocolate admirer cannot fully appreciate a dessert bereft of their favorite sweet.  “That was very good,” the chocolate …

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Lemon-Glazed Persimmon Cakes

June 7, 2012

Many years ago, long before the appearance of The Online Recipe Box, there was The Recipe Drawer.  Usually located in …

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Nena’s Croatian Sour Cherry Cake

May 17, 2012

Laurie Colwin, cook, food writer and novelist, felt that a picnic was a good excuse to eat a whole bag …

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Eton Mess

April 23, 2012

Among English desserts, Eton Mess has the marks of a tradition.  Traditions often come dressed out in fanciful stories and …

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Lemon Curd Tart with Coconut Crust

April 9, 2012

“My mother…had learned to cook when a girl…She learned the feel of foods, such as the lightness of brioche dough …

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Dark Chocolate Cream

March 19, 2012

There are many for whom the kitchen is foreign territory and yet who, for any number of good reasons, may …

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