trifle

The holidays are the perfect time to go all out and make a show-stopping, elaborate dessert. The classic Christmas ingredient, eggnog, gets an Italian makeover in this stunning tiramisu eggnog trifle recipe.

Since it's like three desserts in one, you'll need to start making this dish at least one day in advance. To look at the recipe — it's the ultimate finish to a feast of seven fishes — read more

A caramelized pumpkin trifle is the perfect finish to a foodie Thanksgiving. A seemingly simple dessert, a trifle is really quite complex. Before assembling you have to make the components. In this case, the flavors of classic pumpkin pie are layered to make an exciting new dish. Candied pumpkin, pumpkin bread, and cinnamon pudding come together to create the ultimate dessert. To look at the recipe that allows you to show off your trifle dish, read more

While trifles are a perfect dinner party dessert, I don't serve them because I have no trifle dish. To remedy this, I asked you to help me find a fabulous trifle dish. You looked for large, clear vessels that can hold the delicious dessert, layered salads, or fun centerpieces. You saved the dishes in the Yum Market on TeamSugar with the keyword tag, Trifle Dish. The circular trifle dish is lovely, but I prefer something a little more classical. This trifle bowl that tweet hotpants found is modern yet traditional. It looks absolutely gorgeous with just the cherries inside, imagine how it will look filled with scrumptious cake, custard, and cream. To check out all of the dishes, browse the collection below.

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While trifles are a perfect dinner party dessert — they are best when made in advance and have a pretty presentation — I shy away from serving them because I don't have a proper trifle dish. Can you help me find a fabulous trifle dish? Look for large, clear vessels that can hold the delicious dessert, layered salads, or fun centerpieces. Save the dishes you discover in the Yum Market on TeamSugar with the keyword tag, Trifle Dish. Happy hunting and thanks for your assistance!

For a detailed explanation of how to bookmark please refer to geeksugar's article.

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If you are sick of heavy chocolate desserts, consider making a trifle for your next dinner party. A cold dish that is best when made in advance, a trifle consists of layers of cake, custard, fruits, whipped cream, and syrup. While the variations are endless, most trifles are served in a large, clear glass dish. I've found two recipes for you to experiment with — one uses help from the grocery store and the other is one hundred percent homemade — give both a try or combine elements from each recipe to make your own special trifle. To get started, read more

As chocolate month continues we can't forget about the super important, incredibly delicious brownie trifle. This one is layered with chunks of brownie, chocolate pudding, toffee, and whipped cream. — Dine and Dish

Doesn't this look absolutely delicious?

TeamSugar member abbeycamp posted it in the Savory Sights Group and boy oh boy it looks delicious. Thankfully she's also posted a recipe for this raspberry, white chocolate, and almond trifle.

Now it's time for you to share! Next time you go out to dinner or make a fancy creation, snap a picture and post it in the Savory Sights Group.

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Looking for a yummy snack? Or an easy breakfast?

Thank you to user Suzanne for sharing with us her snack idea for a healthy trifle recipe (and the beautiful picture of it too).

What could be better than all your “start the day” healthy foods assembled into the yummiest breakfast or snack you’ve ever tasted – and ready to just scoop into a bowl and enjoy before running out the door!

Breakfast/Snack Trifle:

• 1/2 cup dried unsweetened cranberries
• 1/2 cup fresh Blueberries
• 1/2 cup strawberries in bite sized pieces
• 6-8 (4 oz). packs Dannon Light & Fit Vanilla Cream yogurt
• 3/4 cup muesli or granola or crumbled protein bar or any other whole grain thing you like to start your day with...
• 1/3 cup raw sliced almonds
• 1/4 cup uncooked rolled oats

In a pretty bowl, sprinkle the cranberries on the bottom. Top with 1/3 of your yogurt to cover. Top that with the fresh fruits. Then 1/3 more of the yogurt – then sprinkle on your whole grain of choice, top with remainder of the yogurt and sprinkle the top with the sliced almonds and oats.

Why I like it: The base of this recipe is a calcium rich vanilla cream yogurt that has only 3 grams of carbs and an impressive 5 grams of protein with only 3 grams of fat. Add to that the red fruits, whole grains, nuts and the touch of vitamin C from the strawberries and you’re good to go. While you’re dishing out your morning portion, why not scoop up a bit to pack and go for a midday snack!

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