I have a friend who prepares a dessert everynight for after dinner. I have never done this. I usually will give the kids a snack before bed time to tie them over till the morning. If you do prepare a dessert is it something light or something heavy?
I have a friend who prepares a dessert everynight for after dinner. I have never done this. I usually will give the kids a snack before bed time to tie them over till the morning. If you do prepare a dessert is it something light or something heavy?
I hardly ever have dessert. I usually try to make the dinner big enough that there's really no room for dessert. If we're hungry before we go to bed, we'll grab a snack.
We rarely have dessert. Occasionally though, I'll make some homemade ice cream or cinnamon chips with honey. That's about the extent of our desserts at home.
I don't really believe in desserts all the time. Growing up it was a homemade pie, cake, cookies, etc. made just about every day; why not? After all bread was made every day of the week anyway so while the oven was on you may as well make more goodies. Now that I am older and the family is older - desserts aren't made every day. I stick in some nice jello dishes - jello is lighter. Even muffins can fill that craving. Of course I still make all kinds of desserts - but just not as often.
Pretty much the only time I serve dessert is when we have company.
Usually for the asian culture, our main course would be so filling that it's impossible to have deserts.
3 main dishes and 1 big bowl of soup to eat for a table of 4 perhaps.
so there's plenty to go around.
Hmmm, if really still hungry, probably grab a slice of bread before heading to sleep?
I don't make a dessert every night either, but my husband asks every night, "What are you planning for dessert?" or "What's the sweet dish tonight?" Sometimes its enough to make me want to smack him.
Ive never really been a big dessert eater. I get cravings for sweet things occasionally and Ill have a chocolate or something but I usually feel like popcorn or savoury snacks after dinner.
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