Dessert

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Apple-Plum Crisp
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Apple-Plum Crisp

1h6 servings
Tropical Fruit Trifle
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Tropical Fruit Trifle

2h 30m12 to 15 servings
Anne Rosenzweig's Baked Apples
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Anne Rosenzweig's Baked Apples

1h 45m6 servings
Christmas Pudding Dorchester
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Christmas Pudding Dorchester

8 - 10 servings
Pumpkin Gelato
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Pumpkin Gelato

This is like an ice cream version of pumpkin pie, but lighter. No eggs are required, and you can use low-fat milk. The important thing to remember here is that if you use fresh pumpkin for the purée, it must be roasted until very soft in order for the purée to be extremely fine.

1hAbout five to six cups, serving 10
Anxiety-Free Angel Food Cake
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Anxiety-Free Angel Food Cake

15m1 cake (10 to 12 servings)
Lemon Cake Roll
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Lemon Cake Roll

1h 30mMakes 8 to 10 servings
Dried Fruit and Fresh Berry Salad
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Dried Fruit and Fresh Berry Salad

3hSix cups
Orange-Almond Flan
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Orange-Almond Flan

No dish is as Spanish as a creamy flan. But the version from the cookbook Ana Benarroch de Bensadón is made with oranges, almonds and sugar, with no cream or condensed milk that would keep it from sharing a kosher table with meat dishes.

1h 30m8 to 10 servings
Fruit cornucopia
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Fruit cornucopia

2h 30mTK
12-Fruit Compote
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12-Fruit Compote

45m12 servings
Pear-Almond Crisp
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Pear-Almond Crisp

2hTen servings
Roulade
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Roulade

30m
Apple mincemeat with almonds and dates
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Apple mincemeat with almonds and dates

This is a fresh, no-cook mincemeat that is particularly light. I spoon it into deep tart shells lined with a rich pastry dough, top off each tart with a circle of dough and bake them at 375 degrees for about 50 minutes.

10mEnough mincemeat for four nine-inch tarts
French Almond Macaroons
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French Almond Macaroons

30m24 large cookies
Crisp Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies
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Crisp Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies

Inspired by two recipes in Maida Heatter’s “Book of Great Cookies,” these crisp treats are the best peanut butter cookies I’ve ever tasted.

45m24 to 28 cookies
Chocolate-Apricot Babka
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Chocolate-Apricot Babka

You may think it unfathomable to change up a classic babka recipe, but maybe there’s something to be said about playing with a classic. Ann Amernick, the author of “The Art of the Dessert,” adds apricot jam to her chocolate babka for a little acidity. Poundcake crumbs lighten the filling a bit, soaking up the jam. It’s a twist on the traditional, and perhaps a new favorite.

2h1 large Bundt babka or 2 loaf babkas
Gingered Winter Fruit Ambrosia
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Gingered Winter Fruit Ambrosia

The lime, honey and ginger marinade is perfect for this grapefruit, pear and grape salad. The chia seeds not only contribute to the nutritional value of the dish; they also act as a natural thickener for the marinade.

1hServes 6 to 8
Grape Hull Pie
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Grape Hull Pie

1h 15mOne 9-inch pie (6 to 8 serving)
Bouchon Bakery’s ‘Nutter Butters’
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Bouchon Bakery’s ‘Nutter Butters’

This peanut butter sandwich cookie is a smaller version of the gargantuan homemade Nutter Butters served at Bouchon Bakery, Thomas Keller's restaurant in the Time Warner Center. It is pure peanut sophistication; two crunchy, crisp peanut butter cookies filled with pillowy peanut-butter frosting. These cookies spread a fair amount while baking, so be sure to give them plenty of room on the baking sheet and let them cool and firm up before filling. (After reading through some of the reader comments, we retested the original recipe and decided to make the cookies smaller and double the filling. We've edited the below recipe to reflect those changes.)

1h 15mAbout 50 cookies
Fruit Salad in Vanilla-Mint Syrup
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Fruit Salad in Vanilla-Mint Syrup

4hFour servings
Yvonne Maffei’s Dates With Cream and Chopped Pistachios
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Yvonne Maffei’s Dates With Cream and Chopped Pistachios

Dates and dairy are ancient staples of the Middle East. This recipe, from Yvonne Maffei, who writes the popular cooking and nutrition blog My Halal Kitchen, combines the two into a luxurious dessert, for Ramadan or other feasts, with very little effort from the cook.

20m6 to 12 servings
Flo Braker's Petits Fours
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Flo Braker's Petits Fours

30m40 - 50 petits fours
Coconut-Sweet Potato Pie With Spiced Crust
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Coconut-Sweet Potato Pie With Spiced Crust

1h 20m6 to 8 servings