no bake cheesecake with peaches

No Bake Cheesecake With Peaches

No bake cheesecake with peaches is heavenly delicious. Any fruit with matching Jell-O flavor will work well with this recipe creating a different tasting dessert. This is a classic European recipe and a perfect summer treat.

No bake cream cake2

No Bake Cream Cake

This no-bake cream cake is light and elegant. It is very flavorful and delectable and is my most favorite go to no bake dessert. This cake is perfect for summer entertaining or any holiday or potluck celebration. It is very simple to make and does not require any cooking experience.  There are only seven ingredients in this dessert, and five of them are different flavors of Jell-O. The flavors/colors of Jell-O can be coordinated with the type of holiday that is celebrated.  Preparation is short, but several hours of wait time are required for the Jell-Os to get firm and to make the cream cake stable.

Mango Chia

Mango Chia Pudding

Discover a delightful four-ingredient Mango Chia Pudding that’s perfect for chia pudding fans. This recipe became a summer favorite after stumbling upon it during a search for chia pudding options.
Enjoy this guilt-free dessert that doubles as a tasty breakfast. The combination of coconut milk and chia seeds creates a rich, creamy texture, balanced by light, fruity mango and a touch of honey.

foam cake

Foam Cake

You’ll be amazed by how a combination of condensed milk and Jell-O can transform into a breathtakingly beautiful cake-like creation. This great dessert is, in fact, a delicate and fluffy marshmallow-esque treat crafted from condensed milk and gelatin only.
Ideal for Last-minute events, quick and straightforward.

Pumpkin Chia

Pumpkin Chia Pudding

Pumpkin Chia Pudding offers a seasonal twist on traditional chia pudding, featuring a subtle flavor, rich texture, and several nutritional advantages. It’s also a practical way to utilize leftover pumpkin purée, as it’s easy and quick to prepare.

faux pot de crème

Faux Pot de Crème

I adore classic pot de crème, but I often find myself buying it from stores, which can be quite expensive and gone too soon. Creating the traditional French version seemed time-consuming with tempering egg yolks, straining the cream, and baking. That’s when inspiration struck me—I devised a shortcut approach that’s easy to make and just as tasty.
My faux pot de crème is a creative twist on the traditional French dessert. Unlike the classic recipe, mine requires no baking and is incredibly easy to prepare. The only cooking step might be melting chocolate in warm cream. This dessert idea came to me after I had leftover cream from a Yule log cake. I transformed it into bite-sized treats topped with chocolate glaze, and my family devoured them instantly. Thus, “fux pot de crème” was born—a playful, no-fuss dessert that still packs a luxurious punch.