Lemon curd is a British teatime favorite. This sweet, yet tart, velvety spread is heavenly on freshly baked scones, muffins, and tea breads. Another favorite is serving lemon curd on gingerbread or used as a filling for tarts and cakes. Lemon curd can add a special touch to your favorite desserts and tea time goodies.  read more »

Custard a La Grecque or Galaktoboureko is a Greek dessert of custard in phyllo. It may be made in a pan, with phyllo layered on top and underneath, or rolled into individual servings. Unlike mille-feuille, which it otherwise resembles, the custard is baked with the pastry, not added afterwards. It is served with a clear syrup. Its name, galaktoboureko, comes from the words milk and bourek the Turkish origin word Burek for pies, so in effect it conveys the meaning "milk-pie" or custard pie.  read more »

There are different ways to make a lemon tart. This is the quintessential French tart, found at patisseries and cafes year-round. Cool, sharp lemon filling contrasts nicely with the flaky, slightly sweet pastry. A dollop of cream served with the dessert makes the ideal treat.  read more »