Hazelnut and cocoa cake, anyone? If your answer is positive, then prepare the base by adding cocoa powder to the mixture. This cake has only one layer on top, but that layer is made with beaten egg cream sweetened and mixed with crumbled hazelnuts. We used one cup of those, but who’s stopping you from adding more?
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Why eat a whole Bundt cake when you could eat a few smaller ones? Let’s make these with mashed banana and coconut oil. And let’s get nutty, too, by adding almond milk into the base mixture and by topping the cakes with crumbled walnuts. And we didn’t even mention the chocolate glaze yet!
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You may have heard about the French dish terrine. Well, this one has nothing to do with that savory dish. Instead, it honors the citrus fruits by bringing orange, grapefruit, tangerine, and lemon together inside a loaf pan. We cover them with a star anise-flavored sweet mixture of white wine and peach champagne, then „forget” about it in the refrigerator for 4 hours.
Are you ready for some sweet tooth chocolate decadence? If you are, then let’s put together a few layered mini cakes starting with a fluffy base and chocolate ice cream. All coated in whipped cream. But be warned! These goodies are calorie bombs, so you may want to share one of these mini cakes with someone else. Or not. Just saying …
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Just look at these layered melon mini cakes. In less than 30 minutes you’ll be in for a refreshing, juicy and healthy dessert. Stack in an alternate manner watermelon and cantaloupe slices and fill each layer with lemon-flavored whipped cream. Is this a tasty way to cool your summer days, or what?
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We’re pretty sure that after you’ll try this savory cake, you’ll make it again and again. It is an incredibly delicious vegetarian dish mainly based on chickpeas. It has multiple layers of goodness: hummus, couscous, grilled slices of sweet potato, eggplant, and zucchini, and many others. Its center is harissa-hot, and its top is sprinkled with almond flakes. What about that?
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Everybody deserves her/his own Bundt cake. We’re talking about small-sized versions, what did you think? These ones are pineapple-themed, cherry-topped, and vanilla-flavored. Just wait until your guests taste them.
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The no-bake cakes tend to be much easier to prepare than their baked cousins. However, this loaf cake is a no-brainer. You need 5 minutes to mix all the ingredients using a spatula and a bowl. Then transfer the mixture to a loaf pan and into the fridge with it. For 3 hours …
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Chocolatey, pleasantly chewy, mildly crunchy and even a little fluffy? Yep! This is what you get when you bring together chocolate chips and cocoa with oat flakes, dates, beans, and cashew. So, it’s all in one! Some of us would say that only 2 of these per person is not fair serving at all.
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Meet the melted parmesan cups, or mini baskets if you like. Don’t they look funny? They are filled with cooked mushrooms and carrot, and they’re flavored with dill. These savory little bites may be what you’ll serve at your next get-together with your friends.
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Let’s make the plain old chocolate muffin more interesting and tastier to boot! What if we filled it with cream cheese, for example? And just to hold on to the chocolate theme, garnish your muffins with chocolate sprinkles.
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How can you make your own upgraded version of peaches? You must prepare dough tartlets and a stuffing mixture for them. From the latter, ground walnuts, cocoa powder, peach jam, rum, and peach liqueur should not be missing. Under no circumstances! It’s up to you if you choose to color your dough peaches but do sugar-coat them.
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