Today’s post is all about the sweet stuff. The final part of the sculpting for the Italian book was a handful of desserts, which I completed yesterday, and I want to give you a sneak peek at all of the treats you’ll learn how to make with the new upcoming book.

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And now…back to the Italian sweets. For starters, I made two different types of cookies: pine nut and florentines. If you’ve never had florentines, they’re a lacy, crispy almond cookie, and you’ll sometimes see them drizzled with chocolate (which you could certainly do with your mini versions as well).

Next, I made a cup of yummy affogato, and my version has a scoop of white chocolate gelato with a shot of espresso poured on top.

Dollhouse miniature cookies and affogato from The Mouse Market desserts2

Then, we have spumoni sundaes with marashino cherries. I even show you how to make the cherry juice puddled around the cherry and dripping down the dollop of whipped cream. Mmm…

Dollhouse miniature spumoni sundaes from The Mouse Market spumoni2

And finally, no Italian cookbook would be complete without tiramisu. Here’s a nice, luscious slice dusted with cocoa and drenched in coffee liqueur. Yes, please.

Dollhouse miniature tiramisu from The Mouse Market

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