What dessert should I bring to an informal dinner party?!


Question: What dessert should I bring to an informal dinner party?
My boyfriend and I are going to another couple's house for an informal get-together and I would like to bring them some kind of dessert (I would bring a bottle of wine, but I know they will be serving their home-made sangria). Should I simply buy something from the bakery (like Magnolia or Crumbs in NYC) or should I make a cake or something like that? If so, any recipe suggestions?

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delicious!



different flavored cupcakes.
brownies
pies are always nice
homemade chocolate chip cookies (from scratch of course!)
trifles are always pretty to look at and a conversation starter
If you wanted to bring a bottle of wine, why not try a dessert wine. I recommend any Moscato brand. It's light and delicious and it will compliment your dessert choice. well....maybe not with the pie



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magnolia & crumbs are so overpriced and not even that tasty.

peanut butter pie...everyone loves it & it is easy to make!
brownies with a cream cheese or raspberry jam swirl on top
key lime pie
cheesecake with a fruit topping

these are my go to desserts on the fly



A pie would be nice. Since it is informal it is up to you.



I would bring a cake, sure!

Maybe a cream puff cake?



a cake is always easy and fun :)




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