Baked Alaska. December 28, 2020. ... Finally, with a healthy dose of pluck and high-proof alcohol, you can set the whole dessert on fire. It’s entirely unnecessary, ...

National Baked Alaska Day, annually on Feb. 1, ... It’s not just about the fire, though. “There’s an optical appeal,” he said. “Most places, if not all, do it on fire.

Jumping ahead 400 years, there are various accounts from Europeans of "roasted" or "baked" ice from China. Descriptions ...

Baked Alaska has roots that go back to the 19th century but it actually wasn't invented anywhere near the state. Here's where it gets its name.

Baked Alaska after it is toasted with fire. ABC News. The final touches are the cotton candy, alcohol and, of course, the big finale -- the tableside torching. The result?

My good friend Grace recently celebrated her 80th birthday and several friends gathered to celebrate the occasion. Her husband, Howard, is a splendid cook and prepared all the fancy food but while ...

Baked Alaska: Climate change's extreme heat is warming the state, and creating national security problems. ... “We're seeing an increased prevalence of fire in general," Ferguson said.

Baked Alaska for two is on the menu of food and drink specials, served through Oct. 31, 2022, as Lawry's The Prime Rib celebrates the 25th anniversary of the opening of its Las Vegas location.