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Honeydew Granite
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Honeydew Granite

1h 30mFour servings
Frozen Maple Mousse Pie With Chocolate-Maple Sauce
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Frozen Maple Mousse Pie With Chocolate-Maple Sauce

This refreshingly cold maple mousse benefits from a comfortable staple, ground dark chocolate cookie crumbs, for its crust. The bitter chocolate in the crust and in the sauce gives a stunning edge to the mellow frozen maple cream.

1h10 to 12 servings
Jean Halberstam's Deep-Fried Peaches
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Jean Halberstam's Deep-Fried Peaches

Jean Halberstam, who was married to the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Halberstam until his death in 2007, is a well-known, accomplished cook. To make this dessert for a 2005 dinner party at their home on Nantucket, she plunged skinless peach halves into a batter, then sizzled them in a bath of boiling Crisco — yes, Crisco; “Nothing else makes them as crisp,” she said — until lightly browned, and rolled them in sugar. Her dinner guests could not believe how good these were.

30mServes 8
Campari Jelly
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Campari Jelly

Shimmering, brightly colored gelatin is the chosen medium of Sam Bompas and Harry Parr, who have built painstakingly correct models of London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral and Millennium Bridge, and a Madrid airport terminal complete with tiny airplane out of the stuff. The Campari jelly used here was part of the duo’s first job in the United States, a dessert for a dinner in New York in 2009. This jelly was an outer layer, molded over a jelly made with orange juice, and the result was something like a Campari and soda, but in jelly form.

20m4 to 6 servings
English Custard
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English Custard

1h 10m8 or more servings
Yogurt and Lemon Granita With Mastic
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Yogurt and Lemon Granita With Mastic

30mServes 4
Alain Ducasse's Gratin of Blueberries With Vanilla
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Alain Ducasse's Gratin of Blueberries With Vanilla

20m4 to 6 servings
Peach Cake
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Peach Cake

2h 15mServes 6
Papaya Sorbet
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Papaya Sorbet

10mabout 2 cups
Cacao Polenta Cookies
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Cacao Polenta Cookies

4h 50mMakes 50 to 60 cookies
Cranberry Meringue Pie
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Cranberry Meringue Pie

45m8 servings
Payard's Apricot
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Payard's Apricot

1h4 servings
Condé Nast Cafeteria's Raspberry Pudding
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Condé Nast Cafeteria's Raspberry Pudding

1h8 servings
Wine-Stewed Prunes and Mascarpone
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Wine-Stewed Prunes and Mascarpone

1h6 servings
Lemon Mousse With Slivered Almonds
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Lemon Mousse With Slivered Almonds

15m4 - 6 servings
Grapefruit-Mint Granite
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Grapefruit-Mint Granite

3h 15mFive to six servings
Sweet-Cream Ice Cream with Toasted Wheat Berries
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Sweet-Cream Ice Cream with Toasted Wheat Berries

20mServes 4
Grapefruit Sorbet
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Grapefruit Sorbet

25mFour to six servings
Orange Ice Cream
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Orange Ice Cream

This recipe, adapted from “La Bonne Cuisine de Madame E. Saint-Ange,” asks you to zest and juice six oranges, but that’s the most effort you’ll have to put forth for this delicately flavored, sublime ice cream. Freeze it in your ice cream maker according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and the result is a citrusy, summery treat.

10m6 servings
Aunt Gen’s Biscotti
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Aunt Gen’s Biscotti

1h 5mAbout 4 dozen cookies
Chocolate Hazelnut Cakes With Fennel Confit
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Chocolate Hazelnut Cakes With Fennel Confit

3h6 servings
Panna Cotta With Dulce de Leche
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Panna Cotta With Dulce de Leche

4hServes 8
Warm Vanilla Cakes
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Warm Vanilla Cakes

50m10 individual cakes
Raspberry Hazelnut Tart
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Raspberry Hazelnut Tart

When Martha Rose Shulman isn't developing Recipes for Health, she ghost-writes pastry cookbooks. If you’re a fan of Recipes for Health, or any of her cookbooks on healthful eating, you may be confused by this revelation. But, as she wrote in 2013, "I believe in a balanced diet, and sweets have a place in it; a little bit of chocolate can do a world of good." Enter this delectable hazelnut tart that she adapted from a recipe by the pastry chef Jacquy Pfeiffer, who founded the French Pastry School in Chicago. It is best eaten the day it is made.

1h 15mOne 9-inch tart