Describe one of your favorite desserts...

[UnknownChef86]

oreo cookie dessert

Luscious. Light. Addicting. Heavenly. One bit is too much, yet never enough. Good to the last crumb.

How about you?

[Iron Bloomers]

mine's Chocolate, who'da thunk it Paradise Pie

[Brandyberry]

The godiva chocolate cheesecake at Cheesecake Factory

It is so rich and decadent that you can only eat a couple bites at a time. One piece can last me a couple days!!!

[UnknownChef86]

Iron Bloomers wrote:
mine's Chocolate, who'da thunk it Paradise Pie

Sounds yummy, and it's saved, but...where's your description, girlie?

Though I think your recipe intro might cover it...

[UnknownChef86]

Brandyberry wrote:
The godiva chocolate cheesecake at Cheesecake Factory

It is so rich and decadent that you can only eat a couple bites at a time. One piece can last me a couple days!!!

That sounds !

[Luby Luby Luby]

I couldn't pick between these two-they are my "go to" desserts and I absolutely adore both of them. I love cheesecake and the brown sugar and pecans give it that extra rich flavor that is absolutely heavenly. The Rum Cake - well, one bite and you're hooked. It's so moist, rich, buttery and flavorful - it is divine!


Pecan Cheesecake

Bacardi Rum Cake

C'est si bon

[Chef #532663]

Tiramisu.

Creamy and the coffee flavor is sooo good!

[Brandyberry]

*Lorie* wrote:
Tiramisu.

Creamy and the coffee flavor is sooo good!

That was going to be what I posted but I changed to the cheesecake

[knitaholic]

Molten Chocolate Cakes

Warm, gooey, chocolatey, rich, sinful, even better with a scoop (or 2 or 3) of vanilla ice cream

[VickyJ]

How can you pick just one??? This type of question is so hard when you love so many different things.

Caramel Apple Cream Pie
or
Caramel Topped Apple Pie topped with vanilla ice cream

[Iron Bloomers]

UnknownChef86 wrote:

Iron Bloomers wrote:
mine's Chocolate, who'da thunk it Paradise Pie

Sounds yummy, and it's saved, but...where's your description, girlie?

Though I think your recipe intro might cover it...

OK, you want a description.........it's totally sinful, rich, decanadent....a melt in your mouth I gotta have more kinda dessert. Not for the faint of heart.

[anne in apex]

On a regular basis, I'd say ice cream, some sort of chocolate. But for a special occasion, this is the most over-the-top thing I can remember making in a very long time:

Baileys Irish Cream Chocolate Chip Cheesecake

Don't mind the nutritional info, it makes way more than 8 servings!

[imatrad]

Panna Cotta with berries, Grand Marnier Souffle with Creme Anglaise or Pavlova! The panna cotta is creamy and the perfect base for fresh berries. The grand marnier souffle tastes like a cloud. And pavlova tastes "almost" like a combination of the two! All three are my absolute favorites!
And when it's cold weather, bread pudding with Creme Anglaise is bliss.
Yeah, there was NO way I could just pick one! But after reading this thread, I'm sure craving desserts right now!

[UnknownChef86]

Iron Bloomers wrote:

UnknownChef86 wrote:

Iron Bloomers wrote:
mine's Chocolate, who'da thunk it Paradise Pie

Sounds yummy, and it's saved, but...where's your description, girlie?

Though I think your recipe intro might cover it...

OK, you want a description.........it's totally sinful, rich, decanadent....a melt in your mouth I gotta have more kinda dessert. Not for the faint of heart.

Yup! You got it! And it sounds yummmmmyyyyy!

[Amberngriffinco]

Creme Brulee.

My Gosh, it's like eating butter.. it's sweet, melts on the tongue, rich, rich enough to give your gallstones a good ride.. ha ha

Amber