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I am usually in charge of dessert for Easter. So, here's what I decided to make. The cheesecake was not fully a success in that it did crack (but I think my oven thermometer is a bit off) but it looked beautiful in the end and everyone raved about it, particularly DH who is a lemon lover.
I made the lemon bar cheesecake and a raspberry and pastry cream tart. I loved both of them and will certainly make them again.
I have found though that my most successful cheesecakes are baked in a water bath. Even when I made the FC recipe last year it had a crack in it. I was very careful this time not to overbeat the eggs.
Anyway, what did other people have for Easter?
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2011 Easter Desserts... (post #71286, reply #1 of 3)
This year I made an apple tart which was actually a "late birthday dessert" for one of the guests. I used puff pastry and granny smiths. I made some small palmiers to decorate the tart and serve on the side.
I also made my mother's Pizza Grano which is the traditional Italian Easter dessert pie. My mom used to crank these out and give them to all our neighbors when I was growing up.
*You're a REAL person, eat REAL food."
Chiffonade
Neat (post #71286, reply #2 of 3)
Thanks for the photos. What's in the pizza grano?
Beautiful desserts... (post #71286, reply #3 of 3)
kitchengoddess and Chiffonade, such beautiful desserts! Ooh, that raspberry tart!
We were with my in-laws, so I didn't get to bake dessert-- they all love to bake sweets. I made cheese-slathered garlic stretch bread from Marcy Goldman's A Passion for Baking. It's cheesy and a bit greasy-- kind of an Olive Garden sensibility. Good though.
http://www.perrysplate.com/2009/09/garli...
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