10 retro dessert recipes that earn a comeback

Baked Alaska

“Baked Alaska is a cake with ice cream and caramelized meringue. It is so tasty and a great way to inspire your guests! You can use your favorite taste of ice or a combination of flavors.” – Shirleyo

Summer fruits -kleinkeit

Little things are a layered English dessert from the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Today they are very versatile and can include different cakes, puddings, fruits and coverings. Angel Food Cake, yogurt and fresh blueberries and strawberries show this simple recipes with four staples.

Grasshopper cake

“This grasshopper cake is Minnzig, cool and creamy with a chocolate biscuit crust. It is easy to make with marshmallow fluff instead of gelatin and has a festive color.” – Horvie

Buttermilk cake

“This creamy buttermilk cake is a wonderful old -fashioned dessert. I often bake two and freeze one to have on hand for unexpected guests! – Strapy Mulder

Raspberry ice box cake

There are many different versions of ice box cakes, but this from a Graham Cracker crust, jell-o, frozen raspberries, marshmallows and cream is what summer dreams are made of. Feel free to replace the frozen fruits with fresh.

Banana foster

Warm, butter -like and just a touch of theatrical, cooks these bananas, the rich butter, rum and cinnamon in sweet caramelized bananas with chopped walnuts for a decadent finish. All you need is a hot pan and a ball of vanilla ice cream to bring this elegant New Orleansborn dessert to your kitchen in less than 20 minutes.

Crazy cake

This super simple chocolate cake during depression-distinguished rich and delicate texture with only pantry basic food. No eggs, milk or butter. Simply mix everything in a pan (including vinegar and baking powder), bake and enjoy a damp, deeply chocolate treat.

Pineapple on the head

“Pineapple on the head-down cake is a beautiful retro dessert that inspires all age groups! With this simple recipe, a cast egg whitish pan is used to bake the delicate sweet cake and perfectly caramelized pineapple and cherries.” –On

Blueberry Boy Bait

Blueberry Boy Bait got his name from a young baker who submitted the treats in a baking competition and found that they attracted young men’s attention. “Similar to a blueberry buckle, it still has its own unique turn,” says Allrecipes community member Hannah. “The recipe dates from the 1920s. Fresh, frozen or conventional blueberries can be used.

Banoffe cake

This lush, 50-year-old British dessert Layers caramelized dulce de leche, banana slices and clouds with whipped cream over a butter -graham -cracker crust. It is named after its delicious combination of bananas and toffee, and this version contains a touch of Bodeninger in the crust for additional complexity.

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