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Eating Well Chocolate Orange Silk Mousse By Patricia Jamieson Recipe for cooking Chocolate-0range Silk Mousse. Intense, heavenly chocolate is all you'll think about when you taste this dessert.

Old Fashioned Chocolate Pudding or Cream Pie By Carrie Brown -- Jimtown Store Recipe for Old Fashioned Chocolate Pudding or Chocolate Cream Pie. This velvety smooth, dark luscious chocolate is the real thing and doesn't resemble anything made from a box.

Low Carb Lemon Lime Cream By April S. Fields Recipe for Sugar-free, Low Lemon-Lime Cream. This perfect dessert for those watching their carbs is made with Splenda®.

Holly Clegg's Fantastic Trifle By Holly Clegg Recipe for Holly Clegg's Fantastic Trifle. Trifles serve a crowd and make a presentation. It's easy to make and a guaranteed winner.

Tangerine Curd By Cheri Sicard Recipe for Tangerine Curd. Use this as a spread on toast, muffins, biscuits or scones, or as a cookie, cake or pie filling for a quick dessert.

Zabaglione By Cheri Sicard Recipe for Zabaglione, a classic Italian dessert - a thin but rich, eggy custard flavored with sweet wine. Serve over a slice of plain cake or with fresh berries.

Tiramisu By Cheri Sicard Recipe for Tiramisu, a classic Italian dessert. This classic Italian dessert is one of the most popular sweet endings ordered at restaurants, but it isn't difficult to make at home.

Dark Chocolate Ganache Mousse By Chef Tom Guay Recipe for Dark Chocolate Ganache Mousse. This rich and decadent chocolate mousse recipe comes to us from Chef Tom Guay of Vermont's Woodstock Inn.

Tofu Pumpkin Custard with Gingersnap Crumble By Marilyn Helton Recipe for Diabetic Friendly Tofu Pumpkin Custard. This recipe makes an outstanding snack and a great introduction to tofu, which is undetectable!

Rhubarb Pudding By Marilyn Helton Recipe for Rhubarb Pudding. This recipe owes its inspiration to a recipe for Rhubarb Yorkshire from the Hancock Shaker Village. However, this version is much lighter and lower in calories.

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