Delectable Delights

[Sharksheep]

You won't be able to submit one item and both receive tickets for it, if that's what you're asking. You would each need to submit a separate dessert in order to both receive the rewards.

If one of you is unable to cook without assistance or supervision, then I don't mind if you help each other in that way. However, each of you should come up with your own concept and execute as much of the decoration on your own as possible. If your concepts carry over from one dessert to the other, that's fine, but each entry should be able to stand on its own merit and will be judged individually.

Yes, I will accept in game recipes as being Animal Crossing related. I'll update the rules/FAQs section when I get time, but for now I'll state this here.

• If you use an in game recipe, please link a reference photo from the game or wiki. I believe everyone who has posted so far has done that and it's very helpful.
• If the recipe is rather small and plain (things like the jellies or scones), please add something to give it a stronger link to the game or TBT.
• Remember that these will be judged for staff favorites. No matter how much I might wish it were so, we can't taste them so presentation matters.

Yes, whipped cream and fruit definitely puts it in the desserts category for me! I've always wanted to try one of these.

If we make something from the game, does it have to look exactly like the in game image. I want to make the coconut pancakes but to put that amount of what is probably condensed milk + coconut milk looks disgusting to match the in game image

 

[azurill]

I made salted caramel brownies

Spoiler: Proof photos

Edit because I forgot to check the picture

 

[LadyDestani]

If we make something from the game, does it have to look exactly like the in game image. I want to make the coconut pancakes but to put that amount of what is probably condensed milk + coconut milk looks disgusting to match the in game image

No, it does not need to be an exact replica. You can use the in game recipe as a reference point, but still make changes to make it your own.

 

[LadyDestani]

Just curious, would kits like Popin Cookin, etc. be accepted in Delectable Delights as long as I modify them to fit one of the themes, or not?

Hi @Suguri! I looked into these and as far as I can tell they are similar to other pre-packaged mixes which are acceptable. So this would be fine as long as it fits the theme.

Also, just an FYI to everyone...I hope to start accepting your entries by tomorrow. I've been having a nightmare of a week at work. But I've still been scrolling through, and if anything jumped out at me as questionable I would have contacted you. I'll look through the entries in more detail when I have time to accept them.

 

[daisyflowers]

made apple pie :3

Spoiler: proof

Spoiler: reference

 

[DaCoSim]

So I LUV pumpkin recipes. I decided to make pumpkin muffins for the party. I’m a little conflicted with the new horizons recipe though as I’m fairly certain there are more ingredients needed than listed…

I went ahead and added a couple of eggs and a little bit of oil to the recipe and then once I had everything all mixed, I added some chocolate chips because chocolate chip pumpkin muffins sounded delicious!!!

Spoiler: extra pics

 

[Nika]

Animal crossing happy birthday pancakes

 

[shellbell]

The most fun item in ACNH: pitfall seeds!
cream puffs, filled with "weed" pastry cream. Let's have a good time.

Spoiler: not actually weed... it's matcha

 

[Liz!]

I made an animal crossing villagers around the campfire delight.

Spoiler: Ingredients

Angels delight, sour patch kids and mixed fruit.

 

[Firesquids]

@LadyDestani is it okay to use candles on a cake?

 

[Alolan_Apples]

As part of the 20th Anniversary Celebration, I made a replica of a TBT Collectible - the Pumpkin Cupcake.

Since they’re made for the party, there’s no need to charge TBT Bells for this real-life collectible.

Spoiler: References

 

[LambdaDelta]

I made some villager animal head shaped giant sugar cookies (plus a small present with a bit of excess dough at the end)

don't have anything to decorate with, and am currently in a very "not spending if I can help it" mode, so these are just simple handmade shapes

(if anyone's unsure, left-to-right, the species are: rabbit, dog, cat, cub, frog)

 

[LadyDestani]

@LadyDestani is it okay to use candles on a cake?

Hi @Firesquids, for this event we do want everything to be edible so no candles I'm afraid.

 

[Chibi.Hoshi]

I made chocolate and almond butter brownies, topped with the iconic "leaf" from Animal Crossing.
I know it doesn’t quite capture the uh... "essence" of the leaf, but hey, I gave it a shot!

Spoiler: Reference

 

[Princess Mipha]

Celeste Cookie with Star Fragments
Anyone ordered some sweet cookies?
Best of all? Everything is perfectly edible!

Spoiler: With Name

Spoiler: Making of / Proof

Made the lineart with an edible black pen

2:30AM and it's done.. I needed some sleep after that!

It's a sugar cookie!

 

[Airysuit]

I made a Merengue Parfait Looks cute, but tastes delicious too!

Im so bad at 3d stuff, but im still pretty pleased with how it came out

Spoiler: Concept art and ingredients

Drew this when I was brainstorming ideas, unfortunately it looks better than the actual result its cute tho

Ingredients

 

[-Blue-]

The Dehydrated Island Package
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For my entry I dehydrated a lot of different fruit and vegetables. Almost all of this was grown by me. I thought it fitting to dehydrate the main staple fruit of Animal Crossing and give them their own lazy-susan serving tray. From top going to left, there's cherries, peaches, pears, apples, and oranges.

In the middle are full apple slices that have been cored and marinated in a cinnamon sugar glaze before being dehydrated. On the left platter from top to bottom are watermelon, cucumber chips, blueberries, and tomatoes.

It has something for everyone. Something sweet, something savory, and something in between! If you're looking for a healthy snack to bring to a party, look no further than straight from you garden.

Spoiler: Experiment

I have never done this before. It was a learning process. And very fun to see how things would turn out. Like who would imagine that watermelon would dehydrate into a healthy tasting fruit-roll up. I sure didn't! But dang they taste so good. And the first few bites of some of the dehydrated fruit is dry, but as you chew it, the flavor is drawn out tenfold. It all tasted so good and it's healthy to. Omg the cherries taste amazing, but look at this timer for the cherries! The tomatoes taste so good to. They're crunchy and have a zesty pizza like flavor without all those carbs!

It took a lot of time and it wasn't something that you could just turn on and walk away from. To do it right you have to periodically flip them all over so that it dries evenly. Sort of like flipping something on a frying pan. I started this as soon as the thread opened and just now finished. That's how long this stuff takes. And I couldn't just shove it all in together because then the flavors would impart and no one would like a peach that tasted like a tomato ect.

Spoiler: Process

Apple cinnamon chips


Cherries


Peaches


Tomatoes

 

[The Pennifer]

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The Dehydrated Island Package
​

For my entry I dehydrated a lot of different fruit and vegetables. Almost all of this was grown by me. I thought it fitting to dehydrate the main staple fruit of Animal Crossing and give them their own lazy-susan serving tray. From top going to left, there's cherries, peaches, pears, apples, and oranges.

In the middle are full apple slices that have been cored and marinated in a cinnamon sugar glaze before being dehydrated. On the left platter from top to bottom are watermelon, cucumber chips, blueberries, and tomatoes.

It has something for everyone. Something sweet, something savory, and something in between! If you're looking for a healthy snack to bring to a party, look no further than straight from you garden.

Spoiler: Experiment

I have never done this before. It was a learning process. And very fun to see how things would turn out. Like who would imagine that watermelon would dehydrate into a healthy tasting fruit-roll up. I sure didn't! But dang they taste so good. And the first few bites of some of the dehydrated fruit is dry, but as you chew it, the flavor is drawn out tenfold. It all tasted so good and it's healthy to. Omg the cherries taste amazing, but look at this timer for the cherries! The tomatoes taste so good to. They're crunchy and have a zesty pizza like flavor without all those carbs!
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It took a lot of time and it wasn't something that you could just turn on and walk away from. To do it right you have to periodically flip them all over so that it dries evenly. Sort of like flipping something on a frying pan. I started this as soon as the thread opened and just now finished. That's how long this stuff takes. And I couldn't just shove it all in together because then the flavors would impart and no one would like a peach that tasted like a tomato ect.

Spoiler: Process

Apple cinnamon chips
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Cherries
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Peaches
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Tomatoes
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Amazing!

 

[-Blue-]

Amazing!

Haha thank you! The sad thing is it takes 24+ hours to dehydrate some of the stuff. Like the cherries oh god they were so bloody when I pitted them. I bought a cherry pitting tool for this task and it was such a godsend. And it took probably 2 full days of my dehydrator running to actually dry up enough to just a slight tackiness. But it will probably take me like 2 minutes to eat them all.

 

[azurill]

View attachment 578592

The Dehydrated Island Package
​

For my entry I dehydrated a lot of different fruit and vegetables. Almost all of this was grown by me. I thought it fitting to dehydrate the main staple fruit of Animal Crossing and give them their own lazy-susan serving tray. From top going to left, there's cherries, peaches, pears, apples, and oranges.

In the middle are full apple slices that have been cored and marinated in a cinnamon sugar glaze before being dehydrated. On the left platter from top to bottom are watermelon, cucumber chips, blueberries, and tomatoes.

It has something for everyone. Something sweet, something savory, and something in between! If you're looking for a healthy snack to bring to a party, look no further than straight from you garden.

Spoiler: Experiment

I have never done this before. It was a learning process. And very fun to see how things would turn out. Like who would imagine that watermelon would dehydrate into a healthy tasting fruit-roll up. I sure didn't! But dang they taste so good. And the first few bites of some of the dehydrated fruit is dry, but as you chew it, the flavor is drawn out tenfold. It all tasted so good and it's healthy to. Omg the cherries taste amazing, but look at this timer for the cherries! The tomatoes taste so good to. They're crunchy and have a zesty pizza like flavor without all those carbs!
View attachment 578607
It took a lot of time and it wasn't something that you could just turn on and walk away from. To do it right you have to periodically flip them all over so that it dries evenly. Sort of like flipping something on a frying pan. I started this as soon as the thread opened and just now finished. That's how long this stuff takes. And I couldn't just shove it all in together because then the flavors would impart and no one would like a peach that tasted like a tomato ect.

Spoiler: Process

Apple cinnamon chips
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Cherries
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Peaches
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Tomatoes
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That looks amazing.