Desserts in Jar Recipes: From Cookie Mixes to Cakes in a Jar Homemade Desserts in a jar are a fun, frugal, and great gift to share with just about any one or even better to make for yourself to enjoy. Desserts in a jar contain beautifully layered ingredients topped with a flourish and are a thoughtful and economical way to treat friends, coworkers, neighbors or teachers to the flavors of the season. And making them is easy and fun - especially if you get the kids involved. Desserts in a Jar are easy to make and there is a wide variety of recipes available in this book. From cookie mixes to gourmet custards to homemade pies, you'll be able to please everyone. This book contains proven recipes and tips on how you can make quick, easy desserts in a jar. I will provide you with everything you need to know from tools, ingredients, and recipes to storage.

These desserts are not to be "trifled" with! Dessert genius and popular blogger Glory Albin shows how to combine delicious essential recipes into layered masterpieces. You'll love the: Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake Pumpkin Mousse Parfait Chocolate Mint Crunch Summer Berry Trifle In addition to her creative desserts, Glory also shares her unique tips and tricks, the best equipment and ingredients to use, and dozens of time-saving options. Whether you need a quick and easy recipe or an impressive dessert for a special occasion, Glorious Layered Desserts has the perfect treat for you!

Some desserts in jars are baked or otherwise prepared right in the jar, while others are spooned into jars. Either way, the sparkling and pretty vessel and the appealing treat it holds make for a beautiful presentation. Olmanson's clever and cute desserts are at once playful and well-crafted, appropriate for a kids' birthday one weekend (Peanut Butter Cup Cupcakes) and a grown-up gathering, the next (Neapolitan Cakes). The book includes chapters on cakes, pies, crumbles and cobblers, quick breads and frozen indulgences like Strawberry Lemonade Granitas. Desserts in jars are fun to make and, of course, to eat, and they are especially suited for gift-giving. They store, travel and stay fresh well, and even can be delivered with a lid on the jar and with gift tags, ribbons, and other embellishments. Olmanson devotes a special chapter to as-yet-unbaked mixes, with the flour, brown sugar, and so on attractively layered in the jar, a timeless idea now undergoing its own revival.

Desserts in jars are easy to make and look fabulous and taste delicious!This book offers 50 beautiful dessert recipes that you can make inside a canning jar. These jar desserts look gorgeous and are a great way of presenting food. They can be gifted to friends and loved ones during the holiday season or on special occasions. They are also portable and convenient solutions to having a sweet treat on the go.Apart from scoring full points in the presentation department, there are practical considerations for keeping your desserts in a jar. For starters, these glass beauties come in individual serving sizes to make it easier to serve your guests at a dinner party. You will never have to worry about not having enough dessert to go around the table. If you are on a diet, these jars also help with portion control, because you are aware of how much you are consuming.Additionally, the glass jars are also able to withstand both hot and cold temperatures, making them highly versatile for use in a microwave, conventional oven, or freezer. This means that it is possible to bake and serve chocolate cake all in the same container! And to make dinner preparation even easier, you can pre-make these desserts in the same canning jar, and chill them in the fridge.The recipes in this book cover both baked and no-bake items, from pies to bread, as well as all-time favorites including chocolate cakes, red velvet cupcakes, and pumpkin pies. There is also a section providing gluten-free, raw, and vegan options to make sure that those with food intolerances can also enjoy these sweet delights.There is just something especially scrumptious of eating a homemade dessert in a jar. It's a delicious way to mark the end of a meal.Inside find:* Tips for preparing desserts in jars* Types of jars to use* 50 Quick and easy to make desserts in jars recipes each having nutritional values and easy to follow instructions:- Chocolate Chips Bread Pudding- Peanut Butter Parfait- Red Velvet Cupcake in a jar- Salted Caramel Cheesecake- Moist S'Mores Cake- Peach Cobbler- Easy Strawberry Shortcake- No-Bake Key Lime Pie- White Chocolate Lemon Trifle- Tropical Carrot Cake- And much more!Are you hungry yet? Scroll back up and push the buy button to order your copy now!

Desserts in Jars - Bake and No-Bake Recipes Desserts in Jars is the latest book in the collection of fun and easy, sure-to-please gift ideas from your kitchen. No matter what the occasion, a dessert is a welcome gift, and jars are the latest trend in home décor and food. Combine the two, and you've made a sure-fire dessert that will be a welcome addition to any gathering or event. Cakes, puddings, parfaits and more yummy desserts are all made and served in cute, retro-style Mason jars. These stylish serving dishes make perfect containers for any casual get together. Plus, they're sturdy and inexpensive, so you can make up a few or enough to serve the whole clan. Add the colorful, personalized labels that you can print online, and they're perfect for sending home with your guests at the end of the evening for a late night snack, compliments of you! Over 600 labels are available online for printing.

Some desserts in jars are baked or otherwise prepared right in the jar, while others are spooned into jars. Either way, the sparkling and pretty vessel and the appealing treat it holds make for a beautiful presentation. Olmanson's clever and cute desserts are at once playful and well-crafted, appropriate for a kids' birthday one weekend (Peanut Butter Cup Cupcakes) and a grown-up gathering, the next (Neapolitan Cakes). The book includes chapters on cakes, pies, crumbles and cobblers, quick breads and frozen indulgences like Strawberry Lemonade Granitas. Desserts in jars are fun to make and, of course, to eat, and they are especially suited for gift-giving. They store, travel and stay fresh well, and even can be delivered with a lid on the jar and with gift tags, ribbons, and other embellishments. Olmanson devotes a special chapter to as-yet-unbaked mixes, with the flour, brown sugar, and so on attractively layered in the jar, a timeless idea now undergoing its own revival.

The incredibly popular restaurant trend that is now a treat for home. Whether it's a beveled antique jar picked up at a flea market, or that classic Mason jar saved at the back of a kitchen cupboard, all kinds of containers can become sparkling, creative and beautiful ways to prepare and serve divine desserts. These sublime recipes are single-serving treats, which makes them the perfect ending to a family meal or dinner party. They also make a great gift, staying fresh and traveling well -- perfect for making ahead. Jourdan has developed a wide array of recipes that are loads of fun to make -- everything from puddings and trifles to cobblers, pies and cakes. And because the jars allow for things like freezing or setting jellies in layers, the colors and textures are special. The "From the Fridge" (cold recipes) section includes favorite ingredients like fruit, chocolate, "jello" and creams - resulting in such magical results as: Cantaloupe and Raspberry Splash, Chocolate Pudding with Mint Sorbet, Brownie Frozen Delight, Coconut Cream Dream, Lemon Trifle, Cherry Berry Smoothie. The "Warm and Comforting" chapter includes custards, cakes and bread puddings such as: Strawberry and Rhubarb Shortcake, Peach and Nutmeg Cobbler, Apple, Apricot and Vanilla Bread Pudding, Marble Chocolate Cake with Coffee Cream Sauce. The "Deliciously Different" chapter features innovative and inspired recipes for: Banana and Bacon with Strawberry Swirl, Hot Mango and Cilantro in Jelly, Cardamom Frozen Fruit Salad, Fig and Goat Cheese Cake, Marshmallow Dream. Serving (and sometimes preparing) the desserts is a great opportunity to get creative -- from funky to traditional. There is also information on choosing the right type of jar along with helpful baking tips and techniques, and the two dozen color photographs provide inspiration for a unique dessert for any event.