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American + Dessert recipes (42)

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i came across this recipe and use it quite alot its good with curry stews or casseroles or can be topped with cooked fruit and syrup for dessert the hotter oil the quicker they cook and the lighter the bread yum yum yum!
 
Recipe by: amy
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Quick and easy, with a gorgeous non-pastry topping. Try a variety of apples, mix it up...
 
Recipe by: Barbara Milam
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Apple Betty is a classic American pud that dates from colonial days. It's essentially an apple crumble, perfect paired with custard or ice cream. Instead of apples you can use fresh berries, though apple is traditionally used in this dessert.
 
Recipe by: Magique
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A wonderful pie brimming with apples and blackberries.
 
Recipe by: MOSHASMAMA
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This was my gran's apple pie recipe. I have never seen another apple pie quite like it. It will always be my favourite and has won me several first place prizes in local competitions. I hope this pie becomes one of your favourites as well!
 
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Delicious summer treat the kids will really enjoy helping u make it... I grew up making this with my mom during our 4th of july party
 
Recipe by: UPATNINE
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Pumpkin pie is an American classic, served at Thanksgiving and Christmas. This recipe is perfect in autumn and winter when pumpkin is in season. Try substituting butternut squash for pumpkin, if desired!
 
Recipe by: Bev T.
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Simply mix rhubarb, berries, sugar and flour together, then spoon the mixture into an unbaked pastry case, dot it with butter, add cover the top with shortcrust pastry. The fruit mixture can also be frozen and used at a later date.
 
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Blondies are brownies with a twist !! Using white chocolate and peanut butter creates a really different taste contrast to conventional brownies.... Anyway, enjoy !!!
 
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Rich Lemon Cheescake, served chilled and with double cream (optional).
 
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After a painful (yummy, but ridiculously unhealthy) amount of experimenting with different recipes I came up with this one. I think it's pretty damn good, myself. Also, it's sooo much better if you can leave these in a fridge overnight, as this makes 'em far more fudgey (ie. far more YUMMY!) They go down great at school =D
 
Recipe by: Corwynn Darkholme
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This classic American dessert is very simple to make, but will definitely impress guests at a barbecue or dinner party. It's gorgeously gooey, nutty and chocolaty.
 
Recipe by: Sandi Holman
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Serve this American style cranberry pie whilst warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top.
 
Recipe by: Nancy Fields
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My daughter loves blueberries so I like to make this pie when blueberries are on offer at the supermarket. You can just as easily use blackberries. It's a nice summer dessert served cold with custard or whipped cream.
 
Recipe by: Victor
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Only use fresh fruit for this recipe. I usually use ripe peaches and lightly sugared berries, but any variation will work! Serve warm with ice cream, custard or whipped cream.
 
Recipe by: Cali
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Pumpkin Pie using fresh garden pumpkins. Best served barely warm, with freshly whipped cream on top of each serving. Use the remaining pumpkin puree in any recipe that calls for pumpkin.
 
Recipe by: Hanxnah
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This fudge like brownie is rich but very tasty! I like to bake them, then leave in the fridge overnight for that lovely fudgy texture. I like to eat them on their own or serve it with vanilla ice cream and berries.
 
Recipe by: fleur
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Great fun to make! You'll need a plastic funnel
 
Recipe by: Randy Scott
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Perfect for autumn when pumpkin is in season, this classic American recipe calls for fresh pumpkin rather than tinned. Sure to be a family favourite.
 
Recipe by: Roberta Tripp
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This was my attempt to make brownies lower in fat. I think you'll agree that they are just as gooey and indulgent as regular brownies. The puréed prunes keep them moist and dark in colour.
 
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