Baked butternut squash is amazing with its mild sweetness and its unique flavor. Here you have a butternut squash dish that is a dessert and a side-dish at the same time. Just flavor with cinnamon and olive oil and sweeten it more with brown sugar and forget about it for 1 hour in the oven.
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This incredible dessert is not for the faint-hearted. It has a lot of calories, carbs, and fats and is SO DELICIOUS that your guests will be in awe! With its scrumptious quinces, raisins, and walnuts, you should prepare it as a hearty dessert for one of the fall or winter feasts.
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These muffins are indeed the AllDelicious healthier version of the regular milky and sugary ones. This time we substituted the sugar with xylitol, the sweetener extracted from trees and other plants, especially from birch. They’re no-flour and dairy-free, too. They are coconut-themed so we only used coconut milk and coconut flour. Yummy and healthy.
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They are small, they are sugar-free, and they’re tasty. They are buttery and we used only coconut flour for the composition, so no gluten here. They’re filled with chocolate chips and this is where you’d want to double or triple the quantity, to your own taste. Meet the xylitol-sweetened chocolate and coconut muffins.
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Who’s in for a dessert? One that is both creamy and flaky. We achieve this by using phyllo pastry sheets as a base and then, filling them with a soft honey-sweetened rum-flavored ricotta mixture. Topping everything with raw figs and coconut flakes will just make things way better.
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Here is a straightforward chocolate cake where you only use milk (condensed milk, too), yolks, and cocoa powder. You’ll do some blending and 90-minute baking and then, there you have it: your chocolaty dessert.
Inspired to us directly by the French cuisine, the ‘galettes’ can be pancakes (or crepes), pies, or cakes. Savory or sweet. Ours is a sweet pie version, filled with apples and onion pan-cooked in cider, and with Swiss cheese. We flavored it with thyme, cayenne, and rosemary. Enjoy!
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The first souffles were created in the enlightened 18th century France and here we are in the 21st trying to put together one of our own. Again. This time we used apples as the main ingredient and flavored them with vanilla extract and cinnamon. Also, ladyfingers and cognac were a must.
Let’s get a sweet and sour blueberry cake on the table, this time. A refreshing ultra-creamy dessert made with yogurt, cream cheese, and whipped cream. Of course, you can use fresh blueberries, but we were out of them and so we grabbed some frozen ones. Serve the cake garnished with even more blueberries, raw or thawed, and with mint leaves.
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Try this trail mix-like yummy and energizing breakfast or even dessert. Unlike a typical trail mix, ours is nut-free and it has diced bread soaked in milk and whisked egg, chocolate chips, and raisins. We sweetened it with maple syrup and flavored it with cinnamon. It’s a super-duper 5-minute job of whisking, stirring, and microwaving. See for yourself.
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Sweet tooth cravings, anyone? If your answer is positive, then check this chocolate cookie cake. The whole mixture should be ready in no more than 20 or 30 minutes, tops. We’re talking here about super delicious chocolate and milk melted together with butter through the bain-marie method. All mixed with just 3 ounces of digestive cookies. Feel free to add more of those, by the way.
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Let’s prepare a quick honey-sweetened custard. We flavored this one with almond extract and lemon zest, but this shouldn’t stop you to flavor it to your own taste. Therefore, use it as is or enhanced to fill the tarts or other pastries.
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