Cafe Ladyfinger Dessert

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I never posted a review of this recipe, but wanted to do so now. I made this in 2005(Thanksgiving). Now I make it every Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is so good and so...read more

posted by

sweetthing1953

on 12/22/2011

time

prep:

20 min

total:

1 hr 20 min

servings

total:

12 servings

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a cook

posted:1/8/2005

I lived this dessert. I sprinkled the top with some spiced sugar for presentation. I will make this often. My family agrees it's very tasty.

ElvisFan80

posted:1/5/2005

I exchanged one box of vanilla pudding for chocolate; otherwise I made it exactly. It was awesome... everyone wanted the recipe!

maolmedo

posted:1/1/2005

Very easy to prepare. Will use some Kanlua next time.

patti1961

posted:12/24/2004

Made this for my family on Thanksgiving, no one knew it was a light recipe. It was a hit

jvdom

posted:12/16/2004

it was just devine

a cook

posted:12/11/2004

NO ONE COULD GUESS IT WAS FAT FREE. I USED THE 1% MILK THAT I HAD. SOOOO GOOD.

valalej

posted:12/7/2004

This recipe is amazing! I made it for my father-in-law and He absolutely loved it. I'm thinking of making it for christmas dessert.

Reeser II

posted:11/8/2004

I also used this recipe with pound cake instead of ladyfigers layering it and adding coolwhip for topping. My friends really enjoyed it at a gathering of a ladys club meeting. Also used a very light sprinkle of instant coffee on the top.

puddin2004

posted:11/5/2004

This looka like a wonderful recipe, here is a thought sub'ing in some coffee brandy with the lady finger cookies and in the pudding mixture.

kell3278

posted:9/16/2004

If this is possiable, hide this in the frig, over nightr, Like Nanner Pudding, better next day!! This was such a hit !! I had to make two the next I made it !