
Anyone can serve a sweet dessert.
Anyone can serve a tart dessert.
Anyone can serve a rich dessert.
But a savory dessert?
That’s a completely different story (/dessert).
And it’s one we’re exploring here, with some inspiring words and hunger-inducing pictures dedicated to six of the most decadent desserts of that particular nature this country has to offer.
Hoped you saved some room...
Our journey begins in Chicago, where a very talented chef has managed to create a milk chocolate
bar involving preserved shiitake mushrooms. One you’d actually want to put in your mouth.
Smyth, Chicago
From the same fine city: rye bread pudding with quince sorbet and puffed cereals. She’s a
looker.
Elske, Chicago
This is a pear Danish tatin with farmer’s cheese and wine-soaked figs. We’ll give you a moment
with the picture above to let that all sink in.
Park Avenue, New York
Us: “Here’s a tahini semifreddo with miso caramel and gingersnap cookies from
a Williamsburg eatery.”
You: “Classic Williamsburg eatery... but yum.”
Rider, Brooklyn
Right now, you’re looking at a tropical white-chocolate-and-avocado-based dessert. Someday, you
could be eating it.
Element 47, Aspen
This strawberry-jalapeño bear claw is spicy, savory and the most important meal of the day.
Mr. Holmes Bakehouse, Los Angeles
Anyone can serve a tart dessert.
Anyone can serve a rich dessert.
But a savory dessert?
That’s a completely different story (/dessert).
And it’s one we’re exploring here, with some inspiring words and hunger-inducing pictures dedicated to six of the most decadent desserts of that particular nature this country has to offer.
Hoped you saved some room...

Smyth, Chicago

Elske, Chicago

Park Avenue, New York

You: “Classic Williamsburg eatery... but yum.”
Rider, Brooklyn

Element 47, Aspen

Mr. Holmes Bakehouse, Los Angeles