Baked Alaska

Serve baked Alaska as an impressive dessert for guests. After all, no one would expects a frozen dessert to come out of the oven. This classic dish is prepared by mounding ice cream on cake and…

Baked Alaska is a type of dessert that was invented in the 1800s and became popular in the American 1950s. It involves some type of ice cream surrounded by a pastry crust, then baked for a short time…

What makes a Baked Alaska so unique? The baking! Learn how to bake this ice cream treat in a free dessert recipe video.

If you are looking for a unique and delicious dessert, why not serve Baked Alaska? Learn how in this free dessert recipe video.

Working with a baked ice cream treat can be difficult. Learn how to plate a Baked Alaska in this free dessert recipe video.

Before you get to the baking part of a Baked Alaska, you'll want to preheat the oven. Learn how and at what temperature in this free dessert recipe video.

One step in making Baked Alaska is removing the ice cream mold. Learn how from an expert in this free dessert recipe video.

Meringue is a big part of Baked Alaska. Our expert shows you how to add the meringue to your dessert in this free recipe video.

To get the unique shape of Baked Alaska you'll need to know how to cut the cake properly. Our expert shows you in this free recipe video.

If you're looking for a unique dessert, you might want to consider Baked Alaska. Our expert teaches you all about it in this free recipe video.

Making Baked Alaska might not be as difficult as you think. Our expert shows you the simple ingredients in this free recipe video.

Why doesn't the ice cream melt when you make this classic dessert, a tribute to our 49th state? Because the cake and the meringue insulate it. Isn't science wonderful? Serves ten.