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We all scream for ice cream. That's a given, but really, we'll scream pretty indiscriminately for anything cold and creamy -- be it fro-yo, custard, sorbet, soft serve, or gelato. There's a whole ...

Boil the lemon zest, juice and sugar to a thick syrup with the vanilla pod. Cool and scrape the vanilla seeds into the mixture. Whisk the cream and fold in the liqueur and lemon mixture. Spoon ...

And when all these meals are polished off, it's time for the quintessential nightcap: a small glass of limoncello. Limoncello ...

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Set the oven to 170oc. Beat the butter and sugar until pale. Separate the eggs and add the yolks one at a time into the butter mixture. Mix in the flour and then add the milk to make a smooth batter.

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I tried custard from Culver's, Andy's, and Freddy's to see which chain has the best. Culver's custard was buttery, and Freddy's frozen treat had a thinner consistency. Andy's frozen custard had ...

About Caramel Custard in a Pressure Cooker Recipe: A comforting and elegant dessert, caramel custard is a delicious blend of caramelized sugar sauce topped over custard made of a mix of egg and milk ...

Nothing says holiday vibes quite like enjoying a delicious shot of limoncello after you finish your evening meal. This zesty liqueur, which hails from Italy, is famed for its role as an after ...

"Normally I loathe trifles being the sort of person who hates custard and fruit and soggy spongy mess but this is wonderful – light but rich - with lots of lovely layers and textures." ...

If you've ever dined out in an Italian restaurant on a warm holiday evening, you might have experienced the delight of being offered a complimentary shot of limoncello while settling the bill.