Plated desserts

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Sweet and sour orange meets sweet nutty almond and floral lavender in a variety of temperatures and textures in this fun dessert. Though nothing in this is hard to make on its own, there are a lot of components. Thankfully many can be prepared in advance for an easy assembly and serving. I like to make everything but the marshmallow topping up a day or two in advance.

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A plated dessert involves arranging multiple components on a plate. While most of these components are prepared in advance, the plated dessert itself is skillfully assembled right before serving, ensuring freshness and a burst of flavor with every bite.

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For a beautiful dessert that'll challenge your skills in the kitchen, look no further than this celebration of autumnal fruit from Andrew Gravett. Dulcey chocolate, figs and blackcurrants are presented in the format of cream, compote, coulis and sorbet, with little almond sablé biscuits adding a crunchy textural contrast.