Favorite desserts

[John&LaLa]

I agree 100% with this. Royal cares more about what they look like than how they taste.

 

They need to hire a good southern dessert chef to teach them the art of dessert making.

Chef's Surprise, pretty and tasty.

 

 

 

What makes a "southern" dessert chef special?

 

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[starrcards]

Mini Brownie Madness from the kids menu.

 

I agree. My son ordered it on the Jewel and I snuck a taste. Yum. Now I have it at least once a cruise, especially if nothing else interests me.

[sellwingri]

No "baked Alaska" anymore. The desserts used to be outstanding...too pretty to eat, but so delicious, you HAD to eat it! Nowadays, it all seems to be some sort of "mousse" or pudding custard based thing...unless it's a cookie, which I consider a snack..not a "dessert"!

 

On all of my RCI cruises,they do have Baked Alaska on the menu because my DH always orders it.

 

Many years ago, at least 10 years or more, they had a Baked Alaska parade. They also used to make Cherries Jubilee at your table. I think they said they stopped because of fire hazards but it was also in the day when the waiters had only 2 or 3 tables.

[CCC3]

Pretty sure baked Alaska is on the menu, because I have had it in the past three years.

 

 

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[cwms]

We were on a RC cruise some years ago, forget which ship, and I can't remember what it was called, but one night we had flourless chocolate cake. It was one of the best things I ever put in my mouth.

[davekathy]

On all of my RCI cruises,they do have Baked Alaska on the menu because my DH always orders it.

 

Many years ago, at least 10 years or more, they had a Baked Alaska parade. They also used to make Cherries Jubilee at your table. I think they said they stopped because of fire hazards but it was also in the day when the waiters had only 2 or 3 tables.

 

Likewise. We just finished a B2B cruise (2 April and 9 April) on the Jewel and they offered Baked Alaska on both cruises in the MDR.

[Rala]

No "baked Alaska" anymore. The desserts used to be outstanding...too pretty to eat, but so delicious, you HAD to eat it! Nowadays, it all seems to be some sort of "mousse" or pudding custard based thing...unless it's a cookie, which I consider a snack..not a "dessert"!

 

Yes, there is Baked Alaska. They just don't parade it through the dining room any more.

[molsonschooner]

there are a few desserts that I enjoy. The blue berry crumble is very good. DW and I enjoy the sticky bread and butter pudding as well as the key lime pie