20 delightfully decadent dishes with sweet and sugary secret centres
What’s better than biting into crispy pastry or a soft sugary donut? Discovering there’s an exploding centre hidden inside – that’s what!
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Loving desserts is one thing, but appreciating desserts with hidden centres is another.
Some of the greatest sweet treats are the ones that hold something delicious and sugary inside. Here are some of our favourite dishes with secret centres inside from taste.com.au.
We’ve just reimagined the Danish pastry by making an apple the star of the show. Stuffed with warm, gooey custard and sprinkled with cinnamon, we can’t think of a better winter dessert. And that puff pastry lattice casing? Stunning!
These mini doughnuts, filled with Caramilk custard make the perfect indulgent treat.
Easy air fryer ice-cream balls
You’ve probably seen the magic of a deep-fried ice-cream in a restaurant, and now we will show you how to make it in an air-fryer at home. Drizzled with a simple but special Caramilk sauce, this dessert will hit your nostalgia spot.
These golden fried dumplings are stuffed with Lindor chocolates and served with a rich butterscotch sauce, for a truly indulgent dessert.
With a surprise choc centre, these easy individual puddings are a cinch to make and eat.
Baileys custard-filled doughnuts
These cinnamon-style doughnuts have a custard centre that oozes as you bite into it—we can’t promise you’ll want to stop at one.
If you like red velvet cake you’ll love this doughnut version, especially when you find the white chocolate Lindt ball hiding inside.
Strawberry jam surprise muffins with cinnamon sugar
For the perfect afternoon delight serve up these delicious cinnamon muffins with a hidden surprise inside!
For a decadent dessert, try these gooey brownies made with Nutella and Ferrero Rocher chocolates.
Chocolate and ricotta filled wontons in vanilla syrup
Bite into these crisp syrup-coated wontons to discover the luscious chocolate, orange and ricotta surprise inside.
Air fryer Gaytime custard doughnuts
Featuring a whole block of Caramilk, four sticks of Gaytime ice-cream and Arnotts TV Snacks, this dessert is not for the faint-hearted.
Caramilk custard-filled doughnuts
Gooey, creamy caramilk custard in the centre of light fluffy doughnuts.
Everyone will love these decadent chocolate profiteroles in this easy to make dessert recipe.
Cheesecake-stuffed chocolate cake
Meet the bake of your dreams – a decadent chocolate bundt cake with a creamy cheesecake centre!
Yes, you can have a freshly-baked sweet treat made with only two ingredients! Grab a block of Caramello chocolate and some puff pastry and let your air fryer do its magic. Enjoy!
For a dessert simply oozing with chocolatey goodness, you can’t go past these dark chocolate fondants.
Condensed milk surprise pudding
This dessert is naughty on two fronts. First of all, it uses packet cake as a bit of a shortcut, and second, well, just look at that photo. It’s actually made with four ingredients all up but we recommend serving with vanilla ice-cream, so make that five which still makes it amazing in our books.
Martha’s molten bittersweet chocolate cake
Sink a fork into Martha Stewart’s warm chocolate cakes to find a soft and gooey filling.
Using a chocolate cupcake packet mix, these muffins are stuffed with whole Ferrero Rochers for the ultimate easy-yet-indulgent dessert.
Cooked in an air fryer, we wrap an entire block of Cadbury Caramilk in puff pastry for a decadent dessert best served with plenty of caramel sauce.
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