In light of the thread about candy and continuing with all that's sweet, what's your favorite dessert?
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38Pie15.79%6Cake10.53%4Pastries (doughnuts, turnovers, etc.)5.26%2Cookies7.89%3Ice Cream/Sorbet/Frozen Novelties15.79%6Pudding/Custards5.26%2Fruit2.63%1All of the above26.32%10I don't like dessert0.00%0Other10.53%4sigpic The Tasty IslandTags: None
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At home I'm not a big dessert-eater, though I do try to have something (small) for da keeds, such as cookies, or recently-discovered YUMMY brownie bites from Costco (OM-GOSH!) I even partook of those ...
But my two favorite cake-desserts of all time are, chocolate cake with a molten chocolate center ...
... and it travels under many names, but is sometimes called "Chocolate Decadence" or "Death by Chocolate" cake.
... super-chocolatey, dense, moist and rich. MMMMMMMM. Yeah yeah, vanilla ice cream on the side or whatever, to alternate flavors, etc. ... but OOH that chocolate!
Just don't put any rasberry coulis (or any fruit gunk) on my chocolate dessert plate!**************************************
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Chocolate Cake. Yuck! Here Erika, you can have my slice. I always remind friends and family when my birthday comes around, I want a birthday PIE, not cake!
Banana Cream Pie is my general favorite. Also gotta' love the exotic pie varieties from Teddy's Bakery. I'm still waiting for Aina Haina Foodland to bring back Teddy's Pumpkin Haupia Pie. OMG.. by far the BEST Pumpkin Pie I ever tasted.
Sunny Side in Wahiawa has some fantastic fresh-made pies too. Our vendors sometimes bring those for us. The Blueberry and the Banana Cream. Oh yeah.
Back to Teddy's. Some friends visiting from Texas stopped by their shop on the N. Shore and brought us this Pineapple Macadamia Nut Cheesecake for dessert...
It was hard to cut clean (as you can see), but oh man, was it ONO! It's like a cinammon and brown sugar cake below with a basic sweet cream cheese body and two layers of Pineapple Glaze (with small chunks of fresh Pineapple in it) and choke almond and Mac Nuts sprinkled on the perimeter. The bomb I tell ya! Moist, with a good balance of sweet and slight citrus from the Pineapple glaze. I never did see this one sold in the supermarkets, but maybe in your area they might have it. If they do, buy it. Awesome.
...and no, I don't consider Cheesecakes "cake".Last edited by Pomai; October 7, 2006, 12:29 PM.sigpic The Tasty Island
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I do not like cookies. I make them every week and am just sick of them by now. No matter what kind! I can manage to eat 1 or 2 snickerdoodles if pressed, but not my favorite things.
I like cake and pudding on cake and pudding pies...Anything that has whip cream or chocolate is good for me. I love COLD desserts...candy cold, cake from the fridge with pudding.
My husband hates cake and his whole family so no cakes at birthdays! I make cheesecakes and cream~cheese/chocolate pies.Since when is psycho a bad thing??
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I'm more of a random snacker than a post-dinner dessert eater. I rarely order dessert when eating out, and kind of feel wasteful when I end up with one as part of a meal. My palate is more salty-oriented than sweet, anyway, and not many conventional desserts lean that way.
The only dessert I can eat a bit of and enjoy are the bricks o' fudge, brownie, and/or cake that they have at, say, Stuart Anderson, but only as long as there's some ice cream left. Once the ice cream is gone, I'm done. Why don't they give you two scoops, I ask you?
Of course, ice cream and I don't get along, so I end up regretting the dessert not long afterward. Give me some edamame or hurricane popcorn (my usual primetime TV or DVD snack) any day.
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I always liked BOSTON CREME PIE (actually, it's really a cake and some places identify it as BOSTON CREME CAKE). I have a sweet tooth and almost any dessert will do.
PIES: banana creme; coconut creme; custard; cherry; dutch apple; strawberry (Anna Miller's); chocolate haupia
CAKES: guava DeLite; haupia DeLite; actually, any DeLite cake
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Originally posted by pzarquon View PostI'm more of a random snacker than a post-dinner dessert eater. I rarely order dessert when eating out, and kind of feel wasteful when I end up with one as part of a meal.
One of the most memorable restaurant desserts I did enjoy was the Banana Blintz from Blu Water Grill in Hawaii Kai Shopping Center. Theirs was (not on menu anymore) basically a Bananas Foster wrapped in a crepe, with more "sauce" poured over it and vanilla ice cream on top. Sex on a plate indeed.sigpic The Tasty Island
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Originally posted by oceanpacific View PostI always liked BOSTON CREME PIE
As for my favorite dessert, I'm going with fruit cobbler, (preferably cherry, loganberry, or boysenberry) or pie, preferably cherry or gooseberry.
I probably prefer cobbler over pie, if I have to choose, due to the fruit to crust/pastry ratio; one gets a lot more fruit with cobbler than with pie.
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Filipino parties have the kankanen table filled with desserts and pastries...it's always hard for me to stay away!
I like Filipino desserts the most, but haole brownies (as in the Kamehameha Schools kind) warmed up with a scoop of vanilla ice cream...mmm mmm good.Tessie, "Nuf Ced" McGreevey shouted
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