Peanut Butter Crackles
Peanut butter crackles are crisp little peanut butter cookies with a sugary crackled coating. Take these cookies to a bake sale or make them for your family.
Peanut butter crackles are crisp little peanut butter cookies with a sugary crackled coating. Take these cookies to a bake sale or make them for your family.
Peanut butter and chocolate—what better combination is there? These peanut butter chocolate chip cookies will be an instant hit.
Farfalle and smoked sausage are baked in a creamy cheddar cheese sauce with a buttery bread crumb topping.
Budget-friendly chicken paprikash is simmered to perfection with aromatic vegetables. The savory chicken is finished in a silky smooth sour cream sauce.
This fun tomato soup cake is also known as a Mystery Cake, and dates back to the late 1920s or early 1930s. Bake the cake and let everyone guess what the secret ingredient is!
Beef shanks and stewing beef team up to make this a full-flavored beef stew. The shanks add old-fashioned flavor to the stew. Vegetables include potatoes, rutabaga, and carrots.
This apple pie is finished with a crunchy brown sugar and butter crumble topping. It’s a pie and a crisp in one dessert!
This oatmeal molasses bread is easy enough for a beginning baker, and it makes fantastic breakfast toast.
This easy fry bread takes only 20 to 25 minutes to fix and fry from start to finish. This is a Native American fry bread, also known as Indian fry bread or bannock.
This super moist Cajun cake ? is made with pineapple and an amazing coconut pecan topping.
These moist chocolate cupcakes are made super easy because of the one-step prep. Just combine the cocoa and other ingredients, beat, and bake!
Finish this delicious moist chocolate loaf cake with a chocolate ganache glaze or vanilla icing. Or simply dust the cake with powdered sugar.
Everyone will love this moist chocolate cake! This Bundt style cake is topped with a fabulous chocolate glaze!
Marchand de Vin sauce is a French style sauce made with red wine and beef stock. This is a basic sauce for steak, or make it Louisiana style with minced ham and mushrooms.
This one-layer maple walnut cake is the ideal solution for a snack attack. Serve it with ice cream and drizzle with maple syrup or warm butterscotch sauce.
The dough for these delicious sticky buns is made a day in advance, so all you have to do in the morning is fill, make the topping, and bake. They’re perfect for a holiday morning!
These little butter cookies are coated with finely chopped or ground macadamia nuts. Add these to your Christmas cookie list!
This light onion cornbread is made with caramelized sweet onions, black pepper, and olive oil for a flavorful twist on the classic. Using an egg white and low-fat milk makes it lighter while keeping it moist. Enjoy it with soups, chili, or barbecue, or customize it with jalapeño peppers or cheese.
These tender lemon tea cakes are bursting with fresh lemon flavor and finished with a sweet-tart lemon syrup glaze. The soft, cake-like cookies are light, moist, and perfect for spring or any special occasion. A bit of lemon zest in both the batter and glaze adds brightness, while a sparkling sugar topping makes them extra festive. They’re easy to make and even easier to enjoy.
Lemon cupcakes offer a bright taste of spring, and perfect for early spring and summer desserts and events. Add the lemon cream cheese frosting for a sensational treat!