Top 10 desert recipes and preparation methods


Baklava





Baklava - This sweet dessert is made with layers of phyllo dough, honey, butter, and chopped nuts, with a touch of cinnamon and sugar.




Anjeer Halwa




Anjeer Halwa - This is a popular Indian dessert made with figs, sugar, ghee, and milk. It is soft and delicious and it is easy to make!


Tres Leches Cake




Tres Leches Cake - This is a classic South American cake that has a sponge-like texture and is soaked in a combination of evaporated milk, condensed milk and heavy cream.


Kulfi




Kulfi - This Indian ice-cream is made by evaporating sweetened milk until it thickens, and then flavored with cardamom, saffron and nuts.


Khao Niew Mamuang (Mango sticky rice)




Khao Niew Mamuang (Mango sticky rice) - This Thai dessert is made with sweet sticky rice, coconut milk, and fresh ripe mangoes.


Dates stuffed with walnuts




Dates stuffed with walnuts - This is a classic Middle Eastern dessert that is quick and easy to make. It consists of dates stuffed with walnuts, and glazed with honey and orange zest.


Brigadeiros




Brigadeiros - This is a Brazilian dessert made with condensed milk, cocoa powder, butter, and chocolate sprinkles. It is simple to make and tastes amazing.


Fig and Almond tart




Fig and Almond tart - This dessert is made with a buttery crust, filled with frangipane (an almond paste), and topped with fresh figs.


Basbousa




Basbousa - This is an Egyptian dessert made with semolina flour, sugar, yogurt, and flavored with rose water. It is dense and moist and topped with a honey syrup.


Pistachio Cake




Pistachio Cake - This cake is made with ground pistachios, eggs, sugar, and butter. It is topped with a creamy icing made with cream cheese and powdered sugar.

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