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Baking

Plum Tart with Goat Cheese and Walnut-Thyme Streusel

Adding fleur de sel at the end transforms this tart into a delicious cross between a cheese course and dessert.

Deep-Dish Apple Pie with Cheddar Crust

While apple pie has an all-American reputation, both the fruit and the dessert are of European origin. However, several centuries of apple cultivation and dessert baking have given us de facto ownership, and the pie has become a must on many Thanksgiving tables. Cheese was produced by many of the German dairies in and around Philadelphia. The pie has no bottom crust and is baked in an oval dish, so it resembles a cobbler.

Apple Tarts

Can be prepared in less than 45 minutes.

Hazelnut Meringue Drops

Hazelnuts give these airy and crunchy nuggets a distinctive flavor.

Cheddar Biscuits with Fried Eggs, Ham, and Brown Butter

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

White Chocolate Cheesecake with Cinnamon and Lemon

Bake this at least a day before serving.

Spicy Spinach and Goat Cheese Pizzas

Start this meal with garlicky potato soup; serve the pizzas with marinated beets and red onions; and end with orange slices drizzled with Marsala, and biscotti.

Gianduia Torte with Chocolate Glaze

The Italian combination of chocolate and hazelnuts, called gianduia, is used here in a sumptuous, dense cake. The torte's lustrous chocolate glaze makes this a perfect dessert for holiday entertaining.

Brandied Peach Compote Cake

Vanilla bean and brandy accent the cake, and a few raspberries tint the peach topping a delicate pink.

Miniature Strawberry Eclairs

A sophisticated dessert that comes together easily because the pastry, cream and sauce can be prepared ahead of time. Serve the leftover cream filling like a pudding, and top it with fresh fruit.

Chocolate Plum Pudding

Kind of a cross between a steamed pudding and a brownie, this rich-tasting dessert has only 1 tablespoon of added fat.
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