Dessert

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Pate Brisee (Flaky Sweet Pastry Dough)
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Pate Brisee (Flaky Sweet Pastry Dough)

1h 10mFour six-inch tartlettes
Old-Fashioned Bread-And-Chocolate Rolls
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Old-Fashioned Bread-And-Chocolate Rolls

3h 15mEight servings
Pistachio- Pear Strudel
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Pistachio- Pear Strudel

1h 30mSix servings
Tourtiere (Apple, prune and Armagnac tart)
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Tourtiere (Apple, prune and Armagnac tart)

2h 15m
Neige Aux Marrons Glaces
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Neige Aux Marrons Glaces

6h 30m12 servings
Gateau aux Marrons
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Gateau aux Marrons

1h6 to 8 servings
White Chocolate And Chestnut Souffle
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White Chocolate And Chestnut Souffle

45mEight servings
Chocolate Chestnut Tart With Rum Whipped Cream
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Chocolate Chestnut Tart With Rum Whipped Cream

1h 30m8 servings
A Richness To Rival Tiramisu Nesselrode Pie
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A Richness To Rival Tiramisu Nesselrode Pie

35m10 servings
Tarte Au Chocolat Amer (Bitter-Chocolate Tart)
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Tarte Au Chocolat Amer (Bitter-Chocolate Tart)

2hEight servings
Poached Oranges
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Poached Oranges

Poached oranges make a satisfying, colorful dessert. The oranges have a concentrated taste, especially with the addition of Grand Marnier.

25mEight servings
Raspberry sauce
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Raspberry sauce

5m
Frozen Grand Marnier Souffle
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Frozen Grand Marnier Souffle

15m10 - 12 servings
Bûche de Noël (Christmas yule log)
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Bûche de Noël (Christmas yule log)

1h 15mEight servings
Chocolate Chestnut And Cherry Cake
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Chocolate Chestnut And Cherry Cake

45m8 - 10 servings
Flourless Chocolate Cake With Oranges
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Flourless Chocolate Cake With Oranges

45mSix to eight servings
Chocolate and Fresh Cream Truffles
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Chocolate and Fresh Cream Truffles

30m80-90 pieces (about two pounds)
Orange Sorbet With Blood Orange Salad
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Orange Sorbet With Blood Orange Salad

This refreshing dessert - the only one this week that doesn’t involve cooking fruit -- is like a pick-me-up after a rich dinner. Oranges are not only a great source of vitamin C; they’re packed with other phytochemicals called limonoids that are being studied for their anti-inflammatory, immune-boosting and cholesterol-lowering properties. If you can find blood oranges, you’ll get the added benefits of the anthocyanins in the red pigment.

40mServes six
Orange Dessert
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Orange Dessert

5m4 servings
Strawberry Yogurt Ice Cream
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Strawberry Yogurt Ice Cream

10m4 servings
Cranberry Walnut Crunch
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Cranberry Walnut Crunch

30m6 servings
Creme Fraiche Ice Cream With Two Granitas
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Creme Fraiche Ice Cream With Two Granitas

1hFour servings
Liquid Cake
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Liquid Cake

10mServes 4
Normandie Tea
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Normandie Tea

1 serving