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My husband loves strawberry shortcake and insists I make it all the time. He recently became borderline diabetic so I've decided to try and make it more healthy...
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Instead of making individual biscuits or multiple layers, Tim Love simply pours the batter into a 9-by-13-inch baking pan.
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Baked over the fire and topped with cream for a camping treat.
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This yellow cake is frosted with whipped topping and decorated with blueberries and strawberries for the stars and stripes on the American flag.
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A light and smooth cream cheese whipped cream sits between layers of sweetened strawberries and store-bought angel food cake in this lovely dessert.
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This moist and sweet cake is perfect for making homemade strawberry shortcakes. It's also great just by itself too!
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This recipe came to The Times from David Guas, a New Orleans chef He substitutes a spongecake enriched with browned butter for crumbly shortcake And instead of simply seasoning raw berries with sugar, he cooks them lightly over steaming water with orange zest, which fills the kitchen with the smell of warm, simmering fruit.
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From Joy Wilson of Joy the Baker, this version of a summertime classic ups the ante by warming cream cheese pound cake over a hot grill alongside sugary sweet strawberries. With chilled sweet cream, this classic dessert is sublime.
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This no-churn ice cream tastes like love at first sight.
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Here’s a take on the perfect summer birthday cake: a buttery, vanilla-scented spongecake doused with ripe strawberries and fresh whipped cream, gilded with a spicy-tart syrup to cut the sweetness After the cake cools, you’ll cut it into two layers and put them back together with the sliced strawberries, which have been resting in some sugar and lemon zest, your whipped cream and the lemon-pepper syrup Then top the whole thing with more whipped cream and serve it up
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The juicier the peaches, the better this luscious summer dessert will be Handle the dough lightly and make sure not to overbake it Assemble the whole thing just before serving, and watch it disappear.