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	Irish Chocolate Stout Cake by Nancy Miyasaki I am a lifelong chocoholic and love many types of chocolate cake. Very few have impressed me as much as this chocolate stout cake orignially from the Barrington Brewery in Great Barrington, Mass. The dark stout beer (I use Guiness) gives this cake an intense, not-too-sweet flavor. And it is enough to feed an army!	14 votes 7 reviews 1 comment 34745 views
	Irish Apple Cake with Whisky Cream by Nancy Miyasaki Most Irish have a sweet tooth, and this tasty dessert will satisfy it. Legendary Irish cook Myrtle Allen says "Homemade Apple Cakes are the most popular sweet in Ireland." Try this one and you will understand why!	10 votes 6 reviews 1 comment 23884 views
	small almond cookies by branna nice moister almond cookies	1 vote 1 comment 8727 views
	Nescafe Walnut Tiramisu by Navaneetham Krishnan Pleasurable; assembled with store bought ingredients; lady fingers drizzled with Nescafe and layered with cream cheese, crunchy walnuts and cocoa powder.	1 vote 2628 views
	Apple Crumble by Karen Vivers So easy to make, is this not just the best winter dessert!	1 vote 2421 views
	Classic Genoise (Sponge Cake) by Navaneetham Krishnan Super light and super moist with a buttery richness.	1 vote 3151 views
	CLEMENTINE CHOCOLATE and NUT torte cake by Foodessa Easy flourless cake creation. This cake is extremely flavourful as well as invitingly aromatic. I certainly do love desserts with a combo of citrus, chocolate and nuts. This torte turned out absolutely delicious and memorable. A must try ;o) For a detailed post...refer to:…	1 vote 6779 views
	Homemade Churros by Jenny Churros are typical Spanish dessert that can be bought and enjoyed all over Spain. If you don’t find them in cafeterias, you’ll find stalls selling them on the streets, during fiestas or in special shops called Churrería. They are best served warm with a cup of really thick chocolate.	1 vote 1768 views
	Vanilla and Walnut Crescent Cookies by Jenny These cookies are usually made for Christmas in quite a few European countries. They might vary slightly from country to country but everywhere they taste divine! Even though they are mainly baked in December, they can be enjoyed all year round with a cup of your favourite tea or coffee. This recipe below has been in my family for…	1 vote 1852 views
	Chocolate Genoise by Navaneetham Krishnan Light, crumbly and melt in the mouth cake.	1 vote 3152 views
	Dark Chocolate & Orange Cake with Chia Seeds by Jenny A very tasty cake with 70% dark chocolate, fresh orange juice and chia seeds! If you are new to chia seeds, I highly recommend trying this recipe. The amount of seeds put in this cake is really small but it still gives the cake an interesting texture without changing its flavor.	1 vote 2091 views