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Mango Tarte Tatin (French-Style Mango Tart)
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This airy, creamy dessert has a good dose of tropical freshness, provided by mango.
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Though some recipes call for baking the meringues and then slipping them into the custard, I follow the more traditional route and poach them. A bite reveals that these islands are rather more like clouds.
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These frozen mango coconut ices are a cooling, delicious guilt-free dessert––perfect for the last days of summer, outdoor barbecues and sitting by the pool.
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Toasted Coconut and Lime Ice Cream
Nutty coconut and bright lime come together in an especially creamy ice cream.
Spicy Pineapple and Tequila Sorbet
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Mango Sorbet
Tart, sweet, and very rich, this simple mango sorbet has a creamy texture verging on ice cream.
Fruity No-Churn Ice Cream
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Scooped: Kaffir Lime, Ginger, Star Anise Sorbet
Star anise contributes more depth of flavor, elevating this from a citrusy ice to something more exotic. You don't need much, and it doesn't need to steep for very long to impart its flavor. The coconut water base is subtle and anise easily overwhelms everything it touches. But when your flavors are balanced, you'll be rewarded with a dessert that's bright and exotic, with a tinge of gingery heat and a kiss of licorice sweetness.
Coconut-Palm Sugar Ice Cream
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