/r/dessert
Post recipes, pictures, or discuss your favorite desserts. Have any great recommendations for bakeries/sweet shoppes/amazing ice cream parlors that you just have to make a trip to in your lifetime? Put 'em here! Yum :)
Welcome to /r/Dessert!
Post recipes, pictures, or discuss your favorite desserts. Have any great recommendations for bakeries/sweet shoppes/amazing ice cream parlors that you just have to make a trip to in your lifetime? Put 'em here! Yum :)
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Chocolate Fondue with Port!
12:45 UTC
Apples and Cream
Made this for a 5 course wine tasting! I’m new at plating. I was pretty happy with this :)
01:34 UTC
Homemade cake?
I’m not sure where to go to ask this. I buy my cakes from the same person each birthday, but the last two times they haven’t tasted as wow as they did in the beginning. How can I tell if a cake is from a box or from scratch? We went to her because her cakes are usually sooooo delicious. But now they seem like regular box cake? The icing is still delicious so I know that is homemade.
The cake itself is a little on the dry side. Is it because it was in the fridge or freezer before we picked it up? Is it because it was cooked a few minutes too long? (It doesn’t really give this taste too much). I don’t want to be that person but I just want to know :( I’m asking here because I don’t think it’s worth bringing up to the person. I think it’s rude and inconsiderate.
This is the second time in a row that it seems like basic cake instead of her good recipe.
Please don’t come with rude comments, I’m just wondering if there is a way to tell. I know you cannot taste the cake yourself to decide but is there a way to explain to me how to tell?
20:26 UTC
Apple Cider Donut Bread
18:57 UTC
Homemade cashew pralines
02:47 UTC
Carrot cake & carajillo, perfect combo.
02:43 UTC
Patato dumplings w strawberry sorbet
20:25 UTC
Cream filled glazed sour cream doughnut.
17:20 UTC
homemade crème brûlée
01:41 UTC
Donut balls that got me an A for my hospitality class
10:20 UTC
What dessert is a hit every time you make it?
I want to make new desserts for thanksgiving and need ideas
19:18 UTC
Crumble cookies
Not common in UK have been wanting these ages
12:49 UTC
Fruit mini tart
06:03 UTC
I made almond paste! But now I need ideas for how to use it
04:58 UTC
Why would this happen? :(
01:50 UTC
Cinnamon roll apple pie monkey bread
Had a recipe but decided to vary from it a bit
21:43 UTC
Mint Chocolate.
I am having a debate with my wife. Is there anyone out there who actually likes mint or peppermint on desserts? I personally think it ruins the whole thing. Thoughts?
23:47 UTC