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Summer Desserts

By Text: Jason Horn and Cooking Light Editors June 01, 2008
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End any summertime meal on a delicious note with these healthy desserts.
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Rosé-Glazed Strawberry Tart

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The rectangular tart pan makes for a striking presentation, but if you don't have one, you can use a 9-inch tart pan or pie plate.

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Sautéed Grape Napoleons with Port Reduction

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The layers of flavor in this dish add up to something incredible―with sweet-tart grapes, a tangy goat cheese mixture, earthy walnuts, and a honeyed port sauce all layered between airy and crisp phyllo, who could ask for anything more?

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Cantaloupe-White Balsamic Sorbet

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This sorbet is refreshing with an almost creamy texture. The white balsamic vinegar is subtle, but it adds depth of flavor that enhances the melon.

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Sheet Pan S'mores

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This summertime treat is perfect for a potluck. They are great served at room temperature, but if you want, pop the pan into a warm (250°) oven for 2 minutes just until the chocolate softens for the full gooey experience. For a fruity twist, place thinly sliced bananas over the chocolate layer before adding the meringue.

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Peach-Thyme Galette

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Rustic, free-form edges give this dessert a beautiful look. The crust is made with whole-wheat pastry flour, which is finely milled and thus perfect for pastries.

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Bordeaux-Style Strawberries

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In Bordeaux, where châteaus and vineyards abound, a typical dessert is fresh strawberries sliced into a red wine glass and then topped with a great Bordeaux. Here, that regional tradition is adapted to make it more dessert-like. If you're pressed for time, do as the Bordelais do—quick and easy.

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Blueberry-Lavender Yogurt Pops

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These just might be the most sophisticated ice pops we've ever had. Reach for regular whole-milk yogurt here instead of Greek yogurt; the texture is looser, and the flavor is richer and less tart.

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Summer Melon with Lime and Rum

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This is a lovely dessert, the rum adding a nice French touch (because the French were colonialists in sugar cane countries, they have a huge penchant for rum). Here, along with ginger, it adds rich depth. To ease prep, purchase precut melons in the produce section; some stores offer a mix of melons in a single pack.

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Warmed Berries with Honey and Fresh Cheese

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You may adapt this dessert to your taste by adjusting the blend of berries, the amount of honey, or even the amount of cheese. The idea is luxury in the amount of berries. Fromage blanc is wonderfully subtle; you can sub Greek yogurt, which is tangier.

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Nectarine and Berry Crumble

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We love the combo of nectarines and raspberries, but use the fruit you have on hand--just be sure it's ripe and flavorful. Toasting the topping in the oven while the fruit cooks on the stovetop ensures the dessert is done lightning-fast.

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Chilled Peaches in Orange Flower Water

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This dish is all about the fragrant orange flower water. Look for it in Mediterranean markets or speciality supermarkets. At farmers' markets, you can find peaches whose flesh is nearly red, their skin fragile and lightly furred, their flavor intensely perfumed and deep. This recipe, which couldn't be simpler, exemplifies the most important tenet of all French coking—when you have fabulous ingredients, get out of the way and let them speak for themselves. Chilling the peaches makes them easier to slice nicely and gives a refreshing edge to their flavor. 

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Fresh Blackberry Granita with Lemon Syrup

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Make the lemon syrup while the granita freezes, and refrigerate; strain before serving. Top with extra berries, if desired.

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Strawberry Cheesecake Pops

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Inspired by Philly, the land of cream cheese, comes this frosty, summery twist on cheesecake made with fresh strawberries and a Greek yogurt-cream cheese mixture, then dipped in graham cracker crumbs to finish.

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Dark Chocolate Ice Cream with Sichuan Peanut Brittle

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This ice cream is inspired by the Sichuan peanuts sold by Mama's Nuts at Logan Square Farmers Market in Chicago. Find Sichuan peppercorns at spice purveyors such as penzeys.com, or substitute fresh coarsely ground black pepper for a less tongue-tingling version.

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Cherry-Hazelnut Cake with Streusel Topping

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Use a sweet fresh cherry such as Bing or Rainier for this hearty cake. You can substitute frozen cherries, thawed and drained, if fresh fruit is unavailable.

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Gingered Blueberry Shortcake

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Blueberries signal the arrival of summer's sweetest days, and this dessert highlights them perfectly. Crumbly shortbread and homemade whipped cream elevate a simple berry to a memorably indulgent treat. The components of this dish can be made in advance, then assembled just before serving.

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Seared Figs and White Peaches With Balsamic Reduction

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This restaurant-quality dessert will impress absolutely anyone, but it requires eight ingredients and less than 10 minutes to make. Caramelizing the natural sugars in the fruit gives them intense flavor, an intense balsamic vinegar pan sauce mixed with creamy and tangy crème fraîche sets off the sweetness, and an sprinkle of pepper adds an unexpected surprise.

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Mint Julep Granita

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The classic cocktail provides relief from the heat of a Southern summer, so why not freeze and serve it for dessert? Mint-infused simple syrup and smoky-sweet bourbon combine in a slushy delight that's definitely not for kids.

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Piña Colada Sorbet

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Three kinds of coconut products—coconut water and milk and cream of coconut—offer the best flavor and texture. Look for coconut water by the fruit juices. For an adult treat, drizzle rum over your serving.

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Watermelon-Jalapeño Ice Pops

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The ice pop gets a decidedly grown-up spin: It’s made from fresh melon, chile, and lime—both juice and rind. A bit of pectin helps keep all the ingredients incorporated evenly; without it, they tend to separate.

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Rich Chocolate Pudding Pie

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Melted chocolate binds cookie crumbs for the crust—and makes it extra delicious. Substitute 1 teaspoon vanilla extract for the rum.

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Margarita Ice-Cream Sandwiches

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Fresh lime zest and coarse sea salt mimic the flavors of a margarita in this treat that kids and adults will love.

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Cherry-Almond Crisp

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Fresh tart cherries can be hard to find, which is why we add some dried ones to boost the flavor of this crisp. If you have access to fresh tart cherries, use 3 pounds and omit the dried fruit. Serve with vanilla low-fat ice cream, if desired; a small (1/4-cup) scoop will add 55 calories and 0.5 grams of saturated fat to each serving.

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Buttermilk Sorbet with Strawberries

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Though it commonly adds zing to biscuits, pancakes, and waffles, buttermilk rarely gets to express its natural tanginess by itself. However, this frozen treat lets it play center stage, adding slightly sweetened strawberries for color and variety.

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Peaches with Cava and Lemon Verbena

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A whole bottle of sparkling wine cooks down to a syrup, which then softens and flavors fresh ripe peaches in this recipe. The citrusy, herbal essence of lemon verbena suffuses the other ingredients, adding a subtle layer of interest to an otherwise simple dish.

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Raspberry-Rhubarb Pie

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Though a beloved pie classic, rhubarb has a strong tartness that sometimes needs moderating. Sweet raspberries do that job perfectly here, while a splash of crème de cassis adds even deeper berry flavor. A slice of this pie absolutely screams for a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

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Nectarines Poached in Lavender-Honey Syrup

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A very simple preparation belies the sophistication of this recipe. Nectarines are softened and sweetened by cooking in syrup, while the floral and herbal notes of lavender elevate them to something elegant. Serve warm or chilled, with or without frozen yogurt on top, to really wow your guests.

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Blueberry-Lemon Coffee Cake

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With its crumbly topping and spongy texture, this is a traditional coffee cake in structure, but its fillings make it different. Tart lemon balances the pure sweetness of blueberries, while almond paste adds an intangible depth. Try a piece for breakfast, dessert, or an afternoon snack.

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 Lemon Pound Cake with Cherry Compote

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Our Test Kitchens awarded this recipe a rare perfect score. The light and fluffy cake incorporates the tang of buttermilk and lemon, plus a hint of mint, topped off with a sticky and sweet sauce featuring big chunks of fresh summer cherries. The compote is good on any other kind of dessert as well, especially ice cream.

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Peach, Plum, and Apricot Crisp

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Stone fruits work their magic with this dessert. Serve warm with vanilla low-fat ice cream.

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Minted Watermelon and Lemon Ice Pops

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Juicy-tangy watermelon ice pops somehow taste more of melon than the fruit itself.

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Bittersweet Chocolate-Cherry Sorbet

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Tart-sweet cherry and strong dark chocolate flavors meld beautifully in this surprisingly rich sorbet crowned with juicy fresh cherries. Use a high-quality jam for the sorbet, and be sure to start the process a day ahead for the best flavor and texture.

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Lemon-Cornmeal Pound Cake with Berries and Cream

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An assortment of sweet berries and freshly whipped cream tops Lemon-Cornmeal Pound Cake for a simple summer treat.

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Apricot-Thyme Galette

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A sprinkling of fresh, fragrant thyme leaves over ripe apricots helps bring this flat cake to staff favorite status. Food Editor Ann Taylor Pittman agrees: "The addition of thyme is an absolutely ingenious, delicious touch."

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Lemon Curd with Berries

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In this custard, citrus juice stands in for milk as the base liquid, thickened by egg yolks. Butter gives the curd a glorious sheen. Garnish with mint leaves for a spot of green color.

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Blackberry Merlot Granita

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"This reminds me of summer after catching lightning bugs," says Chef Myers (Comme Ça, Los Angeles). "My family would eat fresh-picked blackberries like candy after dinner as the sun was going down."

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Lemon-Earl Grey Squares

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Lemon squares are a tried and true summer classic, but you know we've got to mix it up. Try these decidedly different sweet treats and you won't look back.

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Peach and Basil Shortcake

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This company-worthy shortcake is both beautiful and delicious. We love the unexpected flavor that basil brings to the table.

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Lemon Verbena Ice Cream

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"I remember discovering lemon verbena one summer at the greenmarket in New York," says Chef Hatfield (Hatfield's, Los Angeles). "The smell is intoxicating, and it stays with you forever."

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Green Tomato and Fig Cupcakes

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Tomatoes and fig come together to create an unusual, yet oh-so-decadent dessert that everyone in the family will love.

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Cantaloupe Sherbet

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Cool off with this adult sherbet, made with fresh cantaloupe, heavy cream, and vodka.

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Lemon Verbena-Buttermilk Sherbet

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OK, so lemon verbena isn't a fruit—but it does add fruity flavor to this lovely dessert. Its floral aroma and taste soften the tang of the buttermilk.

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Raspberries with Peach-Basil Sorbet

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Here's a twist on peach Melba, the classic dessert of poached peaches with raspberry sauce. We turn juicy summer peaches instead into a velvety sorbet spiked with basil and serve it with fresh raspberries for the perfect ending to a summer meal.

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Apricot-Amaretti Crisp

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Apricots, brown sugar, cinnamon, and whipping cream—need we say more?

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Blueberry Coffeecake with Almond Streusel

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One bite and you will add this moist cake to your favorites list—it shows off the fruit to perfection. If you go blueberry picking this summer, freeze some for the winter; you can prepare this cake with frozen (unthawed) berries—bake a few minutes longer as needed.

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Deep-Dish Strawberry Ice Dream Pie

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The filling for our killer pie is somewhere between ice cream and mousse—a creamy concoction that's ridiculously easy to make.

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Key Lime Panna Cotta

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Go easy—too much Key Lime juice can curdle custards and cream. Luckily the tart, tangy juice is so bold that a little goes a long way.

 

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    1 of 47 Rosé-Glazed Strawberry Tart
    2 of 47 Sautéed Grape Napoleons with Port Reduction
    3 of 47 Cantaloupe-White Balsamic Sorbet
    4 of 47 Sheet Pan S'mores
    5 of 47 Peach-Thyme Galette
    6 of 47 Bordeaux-Style Strawberries
    7 of 47 Blueberry-Lavender Yogurt Pops
    8 of 47 Summer Melon with Lime and Rum
    9 of 47 Warmed Berries with Honey and Fresh Cheese
    10 of 47 Nectarine and Berry Crumble
    11 of 47 Chilled Peaches in Orange Flower Water
    12 of 47 Fresh Blackberry Granita with Lemon Syrup
    13 of 47 Strawberry Cheesecake Pops
    14 of 47 Dark Chocolate Ice Cream with Sichuan Peanut Brittle
    15 of 47 Cherry-Hazelnut Cake with Streusel Topping
    16 of 47 Gingered Blueberry Shortcake
    17 of 47 Seared Figs and White Peaches With Balsamic Reduction
    18 of 47 Mint Julep Granita
    19 of 47 Piña Colada Sorbet
    20 of 47 Watermelon-Jalapeño Ice Pops
    21 of 47 Rich Chocolate Pudding Pie
    22 of 47 Margarita Ice-Cream Sandwiches
    23 of 47 Cherry-Almond Crisp
    24 of 47 Buttermilk Sorbet with Strawberries
    25 of 47 Peaches with Cava and Lemon Verbena
    26 of 47 Raspberry-Rhubarb Pie
    27 of 47 Nectarines Poached in Lavender-Honey Syrup
    28 of 47 Blueberry-Lemon Coffee Cake
    29 of 47  Lemon Pound Cake with Cherry Compote
    30 of 47 Peach, Plum, and Apricot Crisp
    31 of 47 Minted Watermelon and Lemon Ice Pops
    32 of 47 Bittersweet Chocolate-Cherry Sorbet
    33 of 47 Lemon-Cornmeal Pound Cake with Berries and Cream
    34 of 47 Apricot-Thyme Galette
    35 of 47 Lemon Curd with Berries
    36 of 47 Blackberry Merlot Granita
    37 of 47 Lemon-Earl Grey Squares
    38 of 47 Peach and Basil Shortcake
    39 of 47 Lemon Verbena Ice Cream
    40 of 47 Green Tomato and Fig Cupcakes
    41 of 47 Cantaloupe Sherbet
    42 of 47 Lemon Verbena-Buttermilk Sherbet
    43 of 47 Raspberries with Peach-Basil Sorbet
    44 of 47 Apricot-Amaretti Crisp
    45 of 47 Blueberry Coffeecake with Almond Streusel
    46 of 47 Deep-Dish Strawberry Ice Dream Pie
    47 of 47 Key Lime Panna Cotta

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