baked Alaska

For that matter, where else will you find flaming baked Alaska today?

Ben said it looked like "the world's biggest baked Alaska."

In truth, the decision about the future of Baked Alaska had been made for him.

To serve, cut wedges of baked Alaska and place on serving plates.

In 1996, the largest baked Alaska (34 metres) has been served.

Skip the baked alaska, too; why would anyone want to eat it cold?

One of the culinary world's forgotten architectural marvels is baked Alaska.

True, they didn't dim the lights and flambé the baked Alaska.

"We mean business," she says in a baked alaska tone that is both icy and hot.

A chocolate-banana-nut baked Alaska is an impressive takeoff on an old favorite.

Unlike a Baked Alaska, however, the ice cream never goes into the oven.

For the baked Alaska, place the water and sugar into a pan and bring to the boil.

And I have certainly tasted better Baked Alaska in my day, too.

Same principle as Baked Alaska, which you can find in any old fashioned recipe book.

By dinner's end I had arranged a mutual defense treaty with the baked Alaska.

And, making the case that this really is a continental restaurant, was a thumbs-up rendition of baked Alaska.

The updated baked alaska is also a dreamy way to end a meal.

The woman on my other side disliked everything, particularly the rather gelatinous baked alaska.

He has included all the old classics, from iceberg lettuce to baked alaska.

They were coarse images of the surface of Baked Alaska.

And not because he'd had the best baked Alaska and the best champagne of his life here.

Baked alaska, for instance, was once a show stopper.

But just see what Ms. Pierce does with good old baked alaska!

For dessert they were served baked Alaska.

Still, banking pitches on the Web are a virtual baked alaska without the ice cream.