Delicious Shot Glass Cheesecake Recipe with Pudding and Milk/Cream

[Sk8Mom209]

I have a host that recently attended a show and the consultant made a dessert in shot glasses that tasted like cheesecake. She thinks it had pudding and milk/cream in it. The recipe when in the Accent decorator and piped into the glasses and then decorated.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

 

[pamperedlinda]

never heard of it. sounds interesting though.

 

[DebbieJ]

There is an egg nog parfait recipe in the new holiday cookbook. That could be it.

 

[pamperedlinda]

I love that Holiday cookbook! At my last show a lady came up to me after she placed her order with it in her hand and told me to add it to her order. Didn't realize until I was packing up that she took it with her - she thought THAT one was for sale....oh well. I used her money to buy myself a new one

 

[ChefBeckyD]

I love that Holiday cookbook! At my last show a lady came up to me after she placed her order with it in her hand and told me to add it to her order. Didn't realize until I was packing up that she took it with her - she thought THAT one was for sale....oh well. I used her money to buy myself a new one

I've had people do that with cookbooks before too. Now, I have a label with all of my info in the front cover - so they get the hint it's mine!

 

[pamperedlinda]

That's a good idea Becky.

 

[DebbieJ]

Yep, I put a label on the front of all of my cookbooks that says CONSULTANT COPY in big black letters. I still had a Season's Best walk away and the customer called me a couple weeks later when she realized what she had done and brought it back to me.

 

[pamperedmomto3]

Google shot glass desserts. There are tons of them. They sell them at restaurants now. Instead of having to get a huge dessert you just get a mini dessert. Saves money and calories. Yum!