Top each pie with dollop of
remaining whipped topping.
For topping, combine
remaining whipped topping, pudding mix and milk until blended.
Spread with
remaining whipped topping.
Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft - set; fold in
remaining whipped topping.
Place
the remaining whipped topping over the top of the peanut butter mixture and garnish with the peanut butter cups.
Garnish with
remaining whipped topping.
Top with
remaining whipped topping.
Top the chocolate filling with
the remaining whipped topping.
Once the filling is evenly spread into the crust, you'll then top with
the remaining whipped topping.
Not exact matches
Spoon on the
remaining strawberry mixture and 1 tablespoon of
whipped topping.
Decorate
top with additional sliced banana,
remaining whipped coconut cream and shredded coconut if desired.
Smooth the filling,
top with
remaining whipped cream.
In another bowl, add 3 cups
whipped topping and
remaining tablespoon of Kahlua.
To make the
whipped cream, open the can of coconut milk and scoop out the
top layer of solid coconut cream into the bowl of a stand mixer (sidenote: save the
remaining coconut liquid for smoothies!).
Top pie with
whipped topping, and drizzle with
remaining 2 tablespoons syrup; sprinkle with
remaining 2 tablespoons toffee bits.
Combine reserved crushed cone pieces with the
remaining peanuts and serve alongside desserts with additional
whipped topping.
Spread
whipped cream onto
top of chocolate cake, drizzle with melted chocolate mixture and sprinkle with
remaining 1/4 cup almond slices.
Fold about half of the
whipped egg whites into the chocolate mixture to lighten it up, then fold the chocolate mixture into the
remaining egg whites, using a bottom - to -
top circular motion to avoid overfolding.
Lay out one slice of bread and
top with the
whipped ricotta, mixed berries and the
remaining tablespoon of honey.
To serve,
top with
remaining coconut
whipped cream and toasted coconut flake, slice and enjoy!
I decreased the sugar a tad to compensate for the sweetness of the bananas and the crust, and followed Cook's instructions to cool the cream to warm, then pour half of it in the shell,
top with sliced bananas, then spread with the
remaining pudding.A simple
whipped cream, spiked with vanilla and a touch more bourbon
tops the chilled pie, and a shower of shaved chocolate makes it pretty.
Then place the second cake on
top and spread the
remaining whipped cream and decorate with the
remaining passion fruit seeds and serve.
Spread
remaining cup of
whipped topping over pie filling.
With a rubber spatula, gently fold the beaten meringue and the
whipped topping into the cooled chocolate mixture until no streaks of white
remain.
Spoon
whipped cream over each biscuit, and
top with peach slices and
remaining biscuit half.
Top with
remaining whipped cream.
Drizzle the
remaining amount of chocolate fudge sauce over the
top of the
whipped cream.
Top with
whipped cream and drizzle with the
remaining dulce de leche.
Then place the second cake on
top and spread the
remaining whipped cream on
top.
Spread
remaining 3 cups of
whipped topping over pudding layer; swirl melted chocolate throughout
whipped topping.
In medium bowl, stir
whipped topping,
remaining 1/2 teaspoon mint extract,
remaining 9 drops green food color and the yellow food color until blended.
Dollop
remaining whipped cream over cookies, then pile
remaining plums and
remaining pecans on
top.
Spread 3/4 cup
whipped cream over cookies and
top with half of
remaining plums and half of
remaining pecans.
To serve, place the bananas on individual serving plates, drizzle a teaspoon of the
remaining sauce over them,
top with a dollop of
whip cream, and garnish with the grated nutmeg.
Top with Reddi -
Whip and
remaining graham cracker crumbs.
Place into individual serving cups and
top with a spoonful of the
remaining Cool
Whip.
Top with
remaining whipped cream if desired.
Fold together the
remaining 1/2 c. of coconut cream into the thawed container of
whipped topping.
Spread the
remaining white chocolate
whipped cream over the
top and sides of the cake.