Watch out, strawberry shortcake—this sweet and tangy blueberry dessert might just become the new go-to summer treat. Double the blueberry mixture and use the extra (which can be refrigerated for up to 5 days) to top scones or brioche.
Glazed, cinnamony and full of nuts and raisins, these are truly irresistable. If you do not have a star-shaped pan, use a cake pan or just arrange the buns on a greased baking sheet in desired shape. We even have bread machine instructions, in the Additional Information section below.
Sweet, flaky baklava is the perfect dessert to serve with tea at the end of a meal. Make sure your phyllo pastry is completely thawed before working with it, and don't worry if it tears—there are so many layers, no one will ever notice.
This elegant sandwich cookie with sweet filling is much more impressive than difficult to make. For the photo, we scraped a few white chocolate shards onto the tops.
These precious little sandwich cookies are as delicious as they are pretty. It may seem like a lot of rose water in the filling, but don't worry – it only adds a hint of floral flavour. Be sure to add the liquid to the icing slowly and gradually so that it doesn't separate. Use a pretty fluted cookie cutter to make these stand out on your cookie tray.
Mild and rich smoked trout is special enough for a festive brunch tart.
This variation on lemon curd is slightly less tart than the original. It makes a delicious filling for chocolate sandwich cookies and a refreshing garnish for sliced pound cake.
This cake tastes every bit as fantastic as it looks! While the crêpes require a little extra effort, the whole dessert comes together faster than a traditional layer cake. To save time, prep the crêpes up to a month ahead and freeze.
A creamy chicken filling pairs up with a flaky crust for a family dinner winner.
