A new twist on an old classic found in “Kremdager”
(Cream Days) a free E-booklet published by tine.no
Pavlova cakes are named after the Russian ballet dancer Anna Pavlova. The Pavlova cake is flaky, crispy and melts in the mouth. A success at any party and a cake that’s easy to make. A temptation on any coffee table.
An almond maringue recipe found on droetker.no
A traditional English dessert recipe found on goodtoknow.co.uk
Eton mess is a simple, delicious dessert, made with broken meringues, strawberries and cream. It gets it’s name as it is the dessert traditionally served at Eton College’s prize-giving picnic on June 4th. Ready in just 10 mins, this Eton mess recipe uses ready made meringues for speed but if you fancy a challenge you can make your own!
A recipe from an ad showing a $25,000 winner
at the Pillsbury 1955 Bakeoff
A dessert recipe found in “Whitman’s Chocolate Cookbook” published by Whitman’s Chocolates Division,
Pet Incorporated in 1987
Yes, I guess I could eat that one. Hah, who am I fooling,
I could eat just about any dessert ever made
Ted
A classic dessert recipe found in “Desserter” (Desserts)
published by Hjemmets Kokebokklubb in 1979
Ice cream, meringues and chocolate sauce, man, that makes
any dessert lover sigh with happiness. At least I do,
and that’s just thinking about it
Ted
A traditional Norwegian cake recipe found in “Gjærbakst”
(Yeast Baking) published by Hjemmets Kokebokklubb in 1979
Please don’t ask me how a cake can end up with a name like Bee Sting. I can’t imagine anyone finding anything remotely positive with getting a bee sting yet the cake is absolutely delicious. It’s a strange world is all I can say – Ted 😉
A classic English dessert recipe found on goodhousekeeeping.com
Legend has it the original recipe for Eton Mess included bananas, so this one does too.
A traditional British recipe found on about.com/food/
Queen of Puddings is so worthy of its name, a pudding filled with lovely ingredients and crowned with a layer of soft chewy meringue. As you can see from this recipe, it is quick and easy to make, is comforting yet not heavy.
The bottom layer of the puddings is made from eggs, milk, sugar and breadcrumbs with a topping of meringue; fruit is added either in the base of the dish or between the base and meringue; the choice is yours.
Use a thick layer of jam, any fruit preserve, a compote of seasonal fruit, lemon or fruit curd – even marmalade. The variations of Queen of Puddings are endless. Enjoy
Queen of Puddings is also known as Monmouth Pudding and Manchester Pudding though these are ever so slightly different.
A delicious German cookie recipe found on matprat.no
Eckernförde is a cookie everyone likes. It has a good combination of tart lemon and sweet meringue. The cookies are named after a German town in Schleswig-Holstein, Kreis Rendsburg-Eckernförde, on the coast of the Baltic Sea approximately 30 km / 18,5 miles north-west of Kiel. The population is about 23,000. Eckernförde is a popular tourist destination in northern Germany.
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A delicate recipe from “The Chocolate Book”
by Valerie Barrett published by Leisurebooks in 1987
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A rather posh cake recipe found on droetker.no
These cakes are just perfect for impressing a hostile mother-in-law or any other elderly relative with a dim view of your abilities in the kitchen. With a masterpiece like this on their plate when afternoon tea is served you got them all cornered – Ted 😉
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A classic recipe found on dansukker.no
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A dessert recipe found in REMA 1000’s booklet
“Sjømat På Sitt Beste” (Seafood At Its Best)
Sorbet is just a fancy name for frozen fruit run in a food processor while adding sugar syrup. If you’ve never made it before it sounds difficult as everything with fancy names but it is really very simple to make – Ted
Recipe in English – 
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A delicious meringue topped cake found on hjemmet.dk
A fluffy cake with rhubarb and redcurrant, and topped with delicious meringue – yum!
Recipe in English – 
Opskrift på danskRecipe posted at:
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