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Desserts

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The recipes we actually cook.

American desserts +2

Carrot cake

This is my favourite cake. Cover it in a subtle lemon creamcheese icing, and serve warm. Also makes a great breakfast with tea.

Prep30m
Cook60m
Serves16
Canadian desserts +1

Crisp topping

This is a tasty topping for fruit, crisp casseroles, and other desserts.

Prep10m
Cook35m
Serves1 pan
Japanese desserts +2

Rice pudding

Sweet, soft, and comfort in a bowl. Great with fruit or icecream.

Prep5m
Cook20m
Serves4
German desserts

Bienenstich

This is one of our cherished family recipes. It’s a light, sweet dessert, that serves well with coffee or tea.

Cook15m
Canadian desserts

Butter tarts

This is a sweet and tasty treat, a cherished family recipe from the 1950s.

Cook12-15m
Serves12
American desserts

Candied pecans

A sweet little treat!  It’s a great snack to put out for a get-together or as a pre-treat.

Prep10m
Cook1h
American desserts

Chocolate chip cookie for one

Ever want a quick snack and have a stocked pantry? This single cookie recipe can serve 2 modestly, or 1 decedantly. Based on a recipe from the Savy Cookbook with some tuning for our pantry.

Cook6-8m
French desserts +1

Crème brûlée

We had a craving for crème brûlée on day, and not having anywhere to go to have it we decided to make it at home.

Prep~20m
Cook40m
American desserts

Double chocolate banana bread

The recipe was found on the internet when a craving for Banana Bread hit.  Looking at different recipes, this one stood out as it was done by Smitten Kitchen, which was a great name.  It has been reliable, is pretty easy, and definitely …

Cook55-65m
Mennonite desserts

German platz

A neighbour used to make this fruity coffee cake weekly. They had a huge boxy house with two kitchens, where the second kitchen was for making desserts and canning. I always thought having a kitchen for large batch cooking was a fantastic …

Cook20-50m
American desserts

Marshmallow squares

Classic Recipe!  Ann never had these growing up, but a friend posted a few pictures of making these during the 2020 holiday season.  I asked for the recipe she used (from Food.com) and turns out, Bruce used to have these as a childhood …