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Moderately easy + Dessert recipes (58)

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Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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This airy cake is free of fat but tastes heavenly, especially with a fruity accompaniment. This is best served with apple and cranberry preserve or peach preserve (both found on this website).
 
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Delicious, naughty, gorgeous and really easy to make! No baking required! If you can melt chocolate and bash biscuits this is for you!!
 
Recipe by: HSIAO
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A crunchy meringue base ready to be topped with whipped cream and your favourite fresh fruit - named after the famous ballerina!
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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Delectably crisp and golden individual apple pastries are arranged in a whirl and spiced with cinnamon to make a stunning finale to a meal.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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This light, sweet omelette should be cooked just before serving, but can be prepared up to the end of step 2 an hour ahead. It's a simple yet delectable pudding to make in late summer/early autumn.
 
Recipe by: KERRYNZ
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This recipe is a family favourite which I often make for dinner parties and Christmas. Its crunchy meringue outside and fluffly centre make the perfect combination. Top with fresh fruit and whipped cream.
 
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I adored black forest gateaux in the 70s and loved trifle so decided I would fuse the two. You can make it all from scratch but also easy to substitute ready made goods if you don't have the inclination. The ingredients are split to enable you to decide at each 'layer'.
 
Recipe by: A. Beavers
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This traybake is cheap and easy to make. Kids love them. Any berry can be used.
 
Recipe by: Ellen
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My mother-in-law gave me this recipe. My family puts it on anything from pancakes to vanilla ice cream. It is best served warm, right after making. Fresh blueberries are recommended.
 
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Somebody elses recipe, I don't think they will mind since they have posted it on another site. I haven't made this myself, not yet anyway.
 
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I first made this in my A-level Home Economics class - sometimes I get a craving to make it again. Usually in the summer! It's a very smooth solid dessert. I like to make it in individual ramekins and serve with fresh raspberries and cream. I buy the seaweed in a health shop in Donegal.
 
Recipe by: P. Barton
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My version of the old-fashioned afternoon tea treat, but still delicious!
 
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This is a really moist and chocolatey cake. The kids didn't even realise it had beetroot in the first time I made it. Decorate by dusting with icing sugar or it is delicious served warm with custard. For a healthier option serve with creme fraiche.
 
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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: Leah Perez
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Easy to make and easy to eat!
 
Recipe by: Eloise Liberty
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A majestic orange flavoured cheesecake swirled with chocolate goodness. Orange liqueur may be substituted for the orange juice in equal amounts. These cheesecake not only looks fabulous, but the flavour will send you to cheesecake heaven.
 
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Easy Bavarian, very tasty.
 
Recipe by: ttttt
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This is really good. Put your doubts aside and have pizza for pudding!
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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A modern twist on the well-loved lemon meringue pie, this recipe uses lime and orange as well as lemon in the creamy filling for an exciting citrus flavour. Instead of shortcrust pastry, the case is made with crushed biscuit crumbs held together with egg white, rather than melted butter, to reduce the fat content.
 
Recipe by: Rhonda
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A brilliant lemon meringue pie.
 
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