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English Trifle

Submitted by: Sheila Wadden
Fruit cocktail, gelatin, wine, and cubes of sponge cake are combined, then topped with custard pudding and a whipped topping. The fruit layer of this dessert may be made a day or two ahead. 

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English Trifle

Submitted by: Teri
This dessert recipe came from a friend from England. It is delicious and elegant looking layered in a trifle bowl or individual dessert glasses. 

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English Trifle to Die For

Submitted by: Polly Welby
Sponge cake painted with raspberry jam and topped with fresh raspberries, homemade custard, whipped cream and toasted almonds. 

English Trifle

Submitted by: Susan
A traditional trifle made from homemade sponge cake brushed with raspberry jam and sprinkled with sherry, then layered in a glass dish with fruit, vanilla pudding, and whipped cream. 

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English Trifle

Submitted by: Marc Boyer
Although this recipe uses a bit of sherry, the alcohol evaporates overnight. You may simply eliminate it if you don't care for alcohol. Two boxes of custard mix or vanilla pudding mix can be substituted for the pastry cream. However, using the pastry cream makes the dessert quite rich! 

Trifle

Submitted by: Andi
Sponge cake is spread with fruit jelly, surrounded in fruit gelatin, allowed to set, then topped with pudding, whipped cream and chopped chocolate. 

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Strawberry Lemon Trifle

Submitted by: Taste of Home's Fast Family Favorites
Provided by: Taste of Home
This refreshingly fruity dessert looks so beautiful layered in a glass bowl that people will think you fussed. The secret is starting with a purchased angel food cake. 

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Joy's Prizewinning Trifle

Submitted by: Joy
Cake and a pudding, sour cream, whipped topping fluff layered with pineapple, banana, kiwi, and strawberries. 

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Chocolate and Fruit Trifle

Submitted by: Taste of Home's Fast Family Favorites
Provided by: Taste of Home
This refreshing dessert layered with devil's food cake, a creamy pudding mixture, red berries and green kiwi is perfect for the holidays. Make it in a clear glass trifle bowl to show off its festive colors. 

English Butter Tarts

Submitted by: Priscilla Sullivan
There 's no butter in these delightful, diminutive tarts, but you 'd never guess. There are, however, lots of brown sugar, corn syrup, raisins and shortening in them. They bake up sweet, buttery and delicious. 
 
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