I Wanna Mexican Dessert

cheekymole

Any ideas what to make for dessert after a Mexican starter and main please?

nicola.1

got from the chiquitos website

Banana Taquito
Banana wrapped in a cinnamon tortilla and deep fried until golden brown. Served warm with cajeta fudge sauce and vanilla ice cream.
£3.95
New York Cheesecake
A deep rich vanilla baked cheesecake on a crunchy biscuit base, served with summer fruit berries and cream. £3.95
Brownie Fudge Sundae
A warm chocolate brownie with vanilla and chocolate ice cream, covered in chocolate fudge sauce and cream. £3.95
Waffle Toffee Crunch Sundae
A warm Belgian waffle topped with vanilla ice cream,
maple syrup and toffee crunch pieces. £3.95
Choc’ito’ Fudge Cake
Rich chocolate fudge cake, served warm with summer fruit berries and your choice of vanilla ice cream or cream. £3.95
Fried Ice Cream
Vanilla ice cream rolled in cinnamon and golden flakes of corn, deep fried and served with honey and cream. £3.95
Mexican Drums
Profiteroles filled with Tia Maria cream and served
with warm fudge sauce. £3.95
Pecan Pie
A slice of our warm pecan pie served with summer fruit berries and your choice of either vanilla ice cream or cream. £3.95
Home-Style Ice Cream
Three balls of creamy ice cream served in a crisp cinnamon tortilla basket with summer fruit berries. Ask for our range of flavours. £2.95



caffe americano
Singe shot of espresso topped with hot water.
£1.45
caffe latte
A single shot of espresso topped with frothed milk.
£1.85
cappuccino
A classic cappucino sprinkled with chocolate.
Reg
£1.30
Large
£1.85
caffe mexicano
A single shot of expresso topped with hot chocolate, milk and whipped cream.
£1.85
espresso
Classic espresso served in a 2oz cup.
£1.40
Double espresso
Classic espresso served in a 6oz cup.
£1.85
caffe sombrero
( alcoholic cold drink)
A single shot of espresso filled with ice cold milk and a shot of Kahlua .
£2.95

Becles

When we were in Mexico, they didn't really do desserts. Most of the time it was American/European ones, or fresh fruit.

minnietheminx_2

When I think Mexico, I think Kahlua... well it seems more pleasant than a tequila dessert!

How about the following:
http://www.recipelink.com/mf/0/68720

There's a search facility if you want to investigate further.

Mexican Coffee with Kahlua and double cream is really nice.

katiepoppycat

hi cheekymole, I;ve got a mexican cookbook thathas thefollowingdesserts in it:
rice pudding; pumpkin with brown sugar, churros, bunuelos, or coconut custard. The churros and bunuelos are quite similar and are a deep fried dought that you dredge with sugar and serve with honey or syrup. I've made them before and they are nice, can't say for the others but they seem simple enough. PM me if you want any of the recipes