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Chocolate-Frangelico Crème Anglaise Coupes with Fresh Raspberries
Rich, refreshing and easy — the perfect finale to an elegant summer dinner.
Raspberry-Apricot Shortcakes
A delightful new take on shortcakes. Adding a bit of gelatin to the cream helps maintain its volume when whipped.
Brandysnaps with Lemon Curd Ice Cream and Blackberries
Brandysnaps are popular in Scotland, and lemon curd is a British fixture. Here is a double treat of lemon curd: Some goes into the ice cream; the rest is offered as a sauce.
Marinated Vegetable Salad
Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less but requires additional unattended time.
Hot Chutney
This recipe was created to accompany Crudités and Grilled Sausages with Sweet and Hot Chutneys.
Fennel-Saffron Compote
This recipe was created to accompany Roasted Monkfish with Fennel-Saffron Compote
French-American Potato Salad
By Susan Herrmann Loomis
Potatoes with Vinegar and Sea Salt
We liked fleur de sel or Malden flaked sea salt best in this recipe, though other types work fine. If using coarse sea salt instead of flaked or fine, crush it lightly.
Walnut-Raisin Cookies
(NOCELLI)
Walnuts star in several important specialties of the region of Liguria, including these easy-to-make cookies named after the Italian word for walnut, noce.
Spiced Apple Pie with Raisins
Apple cider vinegar makes the crust extra flaky. Offer eggnog ice cream (or vanilla ice cream sprinkled with nutmeg) alongside.
Mocha Ice Cream Tart
Kids and adults alike will get a kick out of this tower of ice cream. It makes a spectacular-yet easy-dessert for summer birthday celebration.
Pear and Rosemary Butter
Serve with: Toast (especially when cheddar omelets are on the menu), potato pancakes, waffles, pancakes, or French toast. Combine with: Crusty bread and blue cheese. Use as: A dessert topping for pound cake (serve with vanilla ice cream).
By Jayne Cohen
Quince-Date Chutney
The flavor of this chutney improves if made at least one day ahead. Serve with: Indian dishes (such as basmati rice and curries), lamb, duck, pork chops, or sharp cheeses.
By Jayne Cohen