Creamy desserts from around the globe
All around the globe, people crave something sweet and creamy at the end of a meal.
In Italy, that may be a custardy panna cotta. In France, a crème brûlée or an airy mousse, perhaps. Kazandibi, a milky pudding with a burned- sugar topping, works well in Turkey.
Here's where to go global for creamy desserts:
RAGAZZI
ITALIAN KITCHEN & BAR
Dessert alone is worth a trip to this bustling Italian spot. A highlight is the clean-tasting panna cotta, which is served with Cointreau-steeped berries.
2950 Middle Country Rd., Nesconset, 631-265-8200,
ragazzi-ny.comLAWSON PUB
From chef-owner Joe Bonacore's three-star kitchen come miniature desserts presented on spoons. Among them are an opulent Nutella panna cotta, a lovely tiramisu and a rich crème brûlée.
3112 Lawson Blvd.,
Oceanside, 516-307-8753,
lawsonpub.com
EROL'S CHIT CHAT CAFE
At this ultracasual Turkish eatery, the house-made kazandibi is an airy, milky, creamy custard with a burned-sugar topping. It's hard to resist -- and all too easy to finish.
1597 Rte. 112,
Port Jefferson Station, 631-509-4300

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