1Tea and biscuit knickerbocker glory
We think this is one of the most fun desserts you can make. With its pockets of ice cream, jelly, cream and cake, it's both nostalgic and comforting.
Recipe: Tea and biscuit knickerbocker glory Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
3Salted Caramel, Miso and Chocolate Tart
4Pistachio, Raspberry and White Chocolate Pavlova
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5Blackcurrant Mousse Cake
Kris KirkhamThis cake is a real centrepiece for a special occasion, one that shows off the uniquely tart blackcurrants at their best.
Recipe: Blackcurrant Mousse Cake
6Fig, Honey and Marsala Tart
This is an easy tart recipe using ready made shortcrust pastry. Filled with figs, fresh raspberries and topped with pistachios, it's a sophisticated dessert for a dinner party but low on effort.
Recipe: Fig, Honey and Marsala Tart
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7Cherry, Cardamom and Rose Semi-freddo
The British cherry season is in full swing, so make the most of them while they’re cheap and plentiful. Here they are complemented by subtle cardamom and rose to create a light and fragrant parfait.
Recipe: Cherry, Cardamom and Rose Semi-freddo
8Tiramisu Crêpe Cake
This layered crepe cake couldn’t be easier to throw together. If you want to make it alcohol-free then simply omit the coffee liqueur, or replace with cooled espresso.
Recipe: Tiramisu Crêpe Cake
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9Tropical Granita with Coconut Tuilles
10Molten Chocolate Parcels
This indulgent, restaurant-style pudding is simple to make and will look to all like you’ve been slaving for hours. The crispy filo hides a secret oozing chocolate centre
Recipe: Molten Chocolate Parcels
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11Lemon and Almond Meringue Roulade
12Glazed Chocolate Mousse Tart
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13Three-Ingredient Self-saucing Biscoff Pudding
14Chocolate Hazelnut Millefeuille
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15Clementine and Prosecco Trifle
The retro mix of almonds and sugar sprinkles gives much needed crunch to the topping on this fruity but rich pud, but you could use some pared orange zest instead – clementines are generally too fragile for paring!
Recipe: Clementine and Prosecco Trifle
16Rhubarb and Jelly Custard with Ginger Honeycomb
Choose the pinkest rhubarb you can find to give the jelly its beautiful colour. If your rhubarb is green, you can mix a little red or pink food colouring into the syrup. If you don’t fancy making the honeycomb, some crumbled ginger biscuits also add lovely crunch.
Recipe: Rhubarb and Jelly Custard with Ginger Honeycomb
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17Salted Dark Chocolate Bread and Butter Pudding
18Angel bundt Cake with White Chocolate Drizzle
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19Pomegranate and Coconut Pannacotta
20White Chocolate, Caramel & Rum Self-Saucing Pudding
Mike English 
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