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To serve, remove side from pan; place charlotte on a platter. If desired, brush side with melted jam. Beat remaining whipping cream to soft peaks; spoon some atop each serving. If desired, sprinkle with additional pumpkin pie spice. Makes 12 servings.

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Charlottes - mold of biscuits, sponge cake, ladyfinger, etc., or sliced bread, filled with a custard cream and fruit.

Charlotte A waxy, small, yellow potato, used in salads.
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Chiffonade Vegetables or herbs cut into fine strips.

Charlotte molds are traditional French bucket-shaped tinned-steel or stainless-steel containers. They are ideal for molding iced desserts and custards, as well as for baking loaves such as the Italian holiday bread panettone.

Charlotte
Small, waxy, yellow-fleshed potato, good for use in salads
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Charlotte - The name for two different desserts. The first preparation is made of slices of bread which are lined in a mold, filled with fruit, and baked until the bread acquires a golden color and crisp texture.

Charlotte Malakoff - It has a lining of ladyfingers and a center filling of a soufflé mixture of cream, butter, sugar, a liqueur, chopped almonds, and whipped cream. It is decorated with strawberries.

Charlotte mould:
A plain mold for charlottes and other desserts, sometimes used for molded gelatin-based salads.
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Apple Charlotte - Apple Charlotte consists of layers of cake or breadcrumbs, sugar, butter, and apples.
History: For a detailed history of the Charlotte Russe, check out Linda Stradley's History of Cakes.

Charlotte
This molded dessert is composed of a filling surrounded by ladyfingers or bread. Apple charlotte is a golden-crusted dessert made by baking a thick apple compote in a mold lined with buttered bread.

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charlotte: molded dessert with ladyfingers, custard, fruit compote; cold or hot
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Charlotte - The name for two different styles dessert. The first preparation is made of slices of bread which line a mold, which is then filled with fruit, and baked until the bread acquires a golden color and crisp texture.

"Charlotte. PERFECTION in a tall iced glass or the coffee meeting at the house. The ladies were thrilled. I made as directed minus the sugar for those..." more
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charlotte (Fr.) A classic dessert, originally an apple compote in a pail-shaped mold lined with buttered bread and served hot. Careme
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Ladyfingers: small sponge cakes, about 3 1/2 inches long, used primarily in making charlottes. They can be formed with a pastry bag with a plain tip, in a ladyfinger pan or with two spoons.

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This is an Italian form of Charlotte Royale. In this dessert, triangles of sponge cake are placed in a bowl to form a shell for the filling.

Getting back to important part of the meal, Light Jewish Holiday Desserts suggests a Strawberry Torte on a génoise made of matzo cake meal, a Raspberry Charlotte made with kosher ladyfingers, ...

ladyfingers = savoiardi = savoiardi cookies = savoiardi biscuits = sponge fingers Notes: These are tongue depressor-sized sponge cakes that are used to make charlottes, tiramisu and other desserts.

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Classic examples include crème caramel, peach Melba and apple Charlotte. Vanilla flavour is detectable in many chocolate and confectionery items and several liqueurs such as Crème de Cacao and Galliano.

Although these delicate sponge cookies can be eaten on their own as a petit four or as an accompaniment to ice creams, they really shine when soaked in a syrup and used as part of more complex desserts such as Tiramisu, English Trifles, or Charlottes.

In 1462, however, his son Jacques married Louis's half-sister, Charlotte de Valois, daughter of Agnes Sorel. In 1462 he accompanied Margaret to Scotland with a force of 2000 men, and after the battle of Hexham he brought her back to Flanders.

They are an English pudding dessert closely related to the French apple charlotte. They were a popular baked pudding made during colonial times in America.

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