Dessert

Panettone French Toast

I’ve been pondering what, if anything, I should close out the year with. In the past, I’ve written down my thoughts here, which I spent the last couple of days pondering. Reading and re-reading what I wrote, I realized that I couldn’t quite figure out what I wanted to say. And if I couldn’t figure it out, I didn’t feel like I should inflict that on…

Coconut Cookies

These Coconut Cookies are a hybrid of coconut macaroons and a meringue cookie, but with added corn flake crumbs. Delicious and gluten-free! To-Die-For Coconut Cookies The first time I made these meringues, I nearly inhaled them right out of the oven! A…

Snowman Chocolate Bark

Snowman Chocolate Bark is no-bake treat, perfect for the holidays made with mini marshmallows, chocolate, pretzel sticks, and sprinkles. Snowman Chocolate Bark If you need some holiday baking ideas to give as gifts that don’t require any baking, you’ll…

White Chocolate Mocha Cake.

This white chocolate mocha cake is cozy, rich and delicious! It’s made after your favorite coffee drink, with dark chocolate cake, coffee cream cheese frosting and white chocolate curls. It’s a show stopper! It’s christmas cake day!! This white chocolate mocha cake is an actual dream. Rich and tender chocolate cake covered in cream cheese […]

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Coconut Macaroons

Made with sweetened coconut flakes, egg whites, and just a few other ingredients, these Coconut Macaroons are moist, chewy, and perfectly flavored. They’re wonderful for Passover and Christmas baking but can be enjoyed anytime. The Best Coconut M…

Gingerbread Cake

This gingerbread cake recipe is moist and cozy-spiced! Its rich molasses flavor tastes like a soft and fluffy version of…

Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies (Low-Fat)

These are the best, soft and chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies! Lightly sweetened with only 3 tablespoons of coconut oil (in place of butter) in the entire batch! Homemade Chocolate Chip Cookies I am SO excited to share my homemade Chocolate Chip Cookie rec…

Peanut Butter Blossom Bars.

Peanut butter blossom bars are everyone’s favorite holiday cookie, in bar form! These chewy peanut butter cookie bars are studded with hershey kisses that melt into the bars for the perfect kiss cookie. Slice into bars and serve! Oh my heavens, it’s the perfect bar. These peanut butter blossom bars are just like everyone’s favorite […]

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Fluffy Cinnamon Buns with Pearl Sugar

Nothing is better than cozying up on the couch with a cup of tea and a freshly baked (and might I add, warm) cinnamon bun, especially if it’s homemade. There’s a sense of not only accomplishment–becaus…

Pumpkin Mug Cake

This quick and easy microwave Pumpkin Mug Cake is the perfect fall dessert for one, or multiply the recipe and make it in ramekins to feed a crowd! Pumpkin Mug Cake If you love mug cakes and everything pumpkin spice, you will love these pumpkin mug cak…

42 Christmas Desserts to Make This Holiday Season

There’s a lot to love about Christmas, but it’s hard to beat the holiday’s extensive—and beloved—dessert selection. Of course, any sweet can qualify as a Christmas dessert, but there are certain flavors and confections we find ourselves especially draw…

Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies

These soft Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies, made with pumpkin puree, pumpkin spice, and cream cheese, have a cake-like texture and lots of pumpkin flavor! Soft Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies My daughter Madison loves pumpkin spice, so she devoured these…

How to Perfect Your Apple Crisp This Fall

It’s officially apple season—and that means it’s also apple crisp season. Though September might be too early in the year for apple crisp’s more formal, buttoned-up relative, apple pie (we’re saving those for Thanksgiving), there’s no reason all that seasonal fruit should go to waste. Crisps (and their oatless counterpart, crumbles) are an ideal, low-maintenance fall dessert. But, just because they’re simple and straightforward, it doesn’t mean there aren’t a few tricks that can turn a very good apple crisp into an excellent one. Here are five of our favorite tips for perfecting this classic fall dessert.

1. Use the right apples

You won’t get very far if you don’t start with the right ingredients. “I love a Granny Smith,” said Food Editor Emily Ziemski, “but any mix of heartier apples (such as Mutsu and Honeycrisp) will hold up nicely to baking.” You’ll want to avoid anything too soft, like a Red Delicious or McIntosh, she added, as those risk disintegrating and becoming mealy during baking. If you’re uncertain, you can’t go wrong with using a mix: Choosing a variety of apple types will yield a range of textures and flavors in each bite, from tart and firm to sweet and jammy.

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