Repeat in 5 remaining trifle bowls. This Easy Lemon Trifle Dessert Recipe serves six, but you can easily double or even triple the recipe to create a full sized trifle dish! For bigger families ...

Nothing says old-school dessert like trifle. From a beautiful berry ... putting the yolks into a large bowl. (Use the egg whites in another recipe.) Add the remaining sugar and the cornflour.

To make individual servings, you can make this using small glasses as compared to a large bowl. If you are preparing the ...

Remove from the heat and whisk for another minute. Set aside to cool Layer half of the sponge into a trifle bowl. Spoon the raspberry compote over the sponge allowing any juices to coat the sponge.

A delicately strawberry and rose flavoured dessert ... For this recipe you will need two 20cm/8in cake tins. For the jelly, put the strawberries in a large metal bowl with the sugar and 100ml ...

If you use trifle sponges, sandwich them in pairs ... and use these to line the bottom of a 3 pint (1.7 litre) glass bowl, sprinkling generously with sherry as you go along.

This is an easy crowd-pleasing dessert that is really quick to put ... cakes in half and use to line the base of a medium-sized trifle bowl. Dot about half of the raspberries over the top of ...

This is a bold and creative recipe! The classic trifle gets a Greek makeover. Angela Nicolettou is infusing the flavours of baklava in the summer dessert ... In a small bowl dissolve the cornflour ...

This pumpkin tiramisu comes from F&W's Dana Cowin, who gives the timeless dessert a seasonal spin for fall. The no-bake recipe ditches ... In a large bowl, whisk the pumpkin puree with the brown ...

Phil’s taking us down memory lane with a classic dessert of white chocolate trifle with a Christmas twist ... place half in the bottom of a large bowl, then sprinkle with the sherry.

Needless to say, the sponge was also made from scratch. The trifle would be presented in a fine crystal bowl and decorated with chocolate shards and strawberries. I have used panettone instead of ...