Dessert for tomorrow?

JennyAnne022776 · May 2010

I swear I post as many food questions on here as I do TTC questions...

Please give me an idea for a dessert for tomorrow! I'm hosting dinner for my mom and sister. We have five people who will eat pretty much anything, and then one person (BIL) who doesn't like chocolate or fruit. Hmm He pretty much eliminates most of my dessert choices.

I'm thinking of putting out sugar cookies for him (which he'll love) and making something that the rest of us will enjoy. Any suggestions? I have to P/R for the moment, but I'll be back on later tonight.

Thanks ladies!

krwys10 · May 2010

I was going to suggest white chocolate raspberry cheesecake, because it is my fav, but if you want to include your BIL you could always do cookies. (oatmeal, snickerdoodle, or plain sugar?)

There is a really great graham cracker with coconut, icing and pecans that I love (my gma makes it) but I don't remember the recipe, you could prolly find something similar online.

Good Luck!

BetchySprout · May 2010

This is what I am making. You won't regret it if you do, too.

krwys10 · May 2010

Pattypoundcake:
This is what I am making. You won't regret it if you do, too.

MMMM.. those also sound delightful, I might need to make some scotcharoos!

katib77 · May 2010

Chocolate covered strawberries for everyone but BIL and a Dairy Queen Ice cream cake for him (that doesn't have chocolate). Everyone can actually enjoy the ice cream cake too with the strawberries on the side. YUM.

XXXXX222 · May 2010

I'm taking the easy way out and making instant pudding. LOL Hey, I'm not known for my desserts!

XXXXX222 · May 2010

kdodge423:
Biitch boy

Ahahahahahaha

LinAv · May 2010

I'm making bread pudding that I got a recipe for while in New Orleans back in March... it's delicious!

kbeach82 · May 2010

Paula Deen's banana pudding. It's friggin delicious!

kbeach82 · May 2010

kdodge423:

kbeach82:
Paula Deen's banana pudding. It's friggin delicious!

Bananas are fruit sweetie.

I know, I know. I am usually a purist and prefer absolutely no fruit whatsoever anywhere near my dessert. But..this has cookies, cream cheese, pudding, and whipped cream! I figure all of that unhealthy crap surely negates any nutritional value lended to the dish by the bananas. Don't you think?

mellymel12 · May 2010

kdodge423:
Strawberry shortcake. Biitch boy can leave the strawberries off his and just have the angelfood cake.

This was the first thing that came to my mind as well!

Cookies are always a safe bet...as are cupcakes!!

And seriously? Who doesnt like fruit or chocolate? What a sad sad life.

pinkflipflops44 · May 2010

Oreo Dessert

1 package Oreo's, crushed.

Combine:

2 small packages INSTANT Vanilla pudding

with 3 cups milk, beat on medium speed until thickened..

Do not use skim milk, whole works best.

Combine:

1 stick real butter, room temperature but not melted

1 8 oz. bar of cream cheese, room temperature

1 cup powdered sugar

Blend pudding mixture with cream cheese mixture.

FOLD in with spatula (do not beat) 12 oz. Cool Whip

In glass or see through bowl, layer crushed Oreos, then puddding mixture, repeating, ending with pudding mixture. Top with finely crushed Oreo crumbs. Cover well and refrigerate or freeze. For a summer party, frozen is really good.

The recipe above fills a footed glass bowl.

Do not thaw, just serve from the freezer.