Luscious New Year's Desserts
Top off your New Year's party with cheesecake, truffles, tarts, or cream puffs -- desserts that are sweet, rich, and delicious.
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A classic favorite -- champagne and strawberries -- gives this gorgeous cake flair. It's so elegant, nobody will ever guess that it starts with a mix.
The Arborio rice in this Festive Rice Pudding is a short-grain rice used for risotto. It's available in grocery stores and Italian markets.
As with most cheesecakes, this one is very rich and should be cut into small servings. Cheesecakes are best when served the next day, so take advantage of this built-in bonus and prepare in advance.
Celebrate the season in style with this cake. Decorate the frosted cake with Caramelized Stars, chopped pistachio nuts, and shaved white chocolate.
Mascarpone is a buttery-rich cream cheese with a mild flavor that works well in both savory and sweet dishes. Here it's used to enhance a filling of cocoa powder and vanilla.
Frozen puff pastry makes the rustic appeal of this recipe easy.
Turn this treat into a trifle by piling the ingredients in alternate layers in a 3-1/2-quart trifle bowl.
Pull together 5-ingredient Maple Ricotta Flans in just 15 minutes.
Evaporated fat-free milk makes this Cardamom-Cranberry Rice Pudding taste rich and creamy without added fat.
From Russia with love -- these sweet and light glazed desserts make for a glowing finale to a holiday meal.
Make this dessert a little more decadent by replacing the kiss with a rich chocolate truffle and drizzling on hot fudge or hot caramel sauce. Tuck each little bite into a serving container of its own.
This all-white dessert -- angel food cake topped with whipped dessert topping, white chocolate, and coconut -- provides an energy boost after a long day of sledding.
Layers of raspberries and custard topped with lacy caramelized sugar form this elegant yet easy-to-make dessert.
Slicing into Sherry-Almond Sponge Cake is a little like opening a beautifully packaged gift. Inside, there's a lovely surprise: a rich-hue berry filling nestled between two sherry-infused cake layers.






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12/30/2010 11:00:41 PM Report AbuseBabas au rhum are actually French. Check out Escoffier.
12/28/2009 05:59:21 PM Report Abuserum babà is not russian , it is a South italian dessert
12/28/2009 01:21:37 PM Report Abuse