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Lemon Cheesecake with Hazelnut Crust
Prepare this sensational cake one day before you plan to serve it.
Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
By James L. Bull
Flourless Lemon-Almond Cake
This Majorcan specialty is usually topped with homemade almond ice cream or ice milk, but purchased almond ice cream can also be used.
Turtle Swirl Cheesecake
By Michele Morosin and James Grayson
Lime Fool with Strawberries and Kiwi
Fools are light desserts made of fruit and whipped cream. They date back to the fifteenth century. White chocolate gives this classic a contemporary twist.
Scandinavian Spiced Christmas Cake with Applesauce Filling
A luscious ending to a superb dinner. This three-layer cake has a whipped cream frosting that's spiked with brandy and molasses.
Candied Fig, Hazelnut and Orange Cheesecake with Port Sauce
Bake this dessert ahead so it can chill overnight.
Chocolate, Cranberry and Ginger Trifle
Make two trifles to serve 30 guests, or make one and round out the dessert table with fruitcake and goodies from the bakery.
Iced Lemon Cookies
Known as anginetti, these delicious cookies are made throughout southern Italy. This Neapolitan interpretation is particularly lemony.
Lime Almond Cheesecake
By Olga Toth
Grand Marnier Souffles with Crème Anglaise
By Tom Ponticelli
Floating Island
"Mimosa, a delightful French bistro in Los Angeles, has a catchy motto: 'No Truffles, No Caviar, No Bizarre Concoctions,'" says Bob Woods of Garden Grove, California. "The food is spectacular, and the setting is lovely. After dinner one evening, I had a slice of meringue with custard sauce, caramel sauce and candied almonds, a dessert called Île Flottante."
Mimosa's version of this classic French dessert is impressive in presentation and taste. Note that you can prepare the caramel sauce, the custard and the almonds a day ahead. Be sure to reserve the egg yolks for use in the custard sauce.