Sesame Cashew And Tahini Blondies
These sesame tahini blondies are nutty and sweet, without being too sweet, making them a great after dinner treat.
Read MoreThese sesame tahini blondies are nutty and sweet, without being too sweet, making them a great after dinner treat.
Read MoreThirty-five is the number of recipe variations that Luff’s Fish House pastry chef Stephanie Steliga prepared and tasted with owner Arturo Gismondi before striking the perfect balance for this unique key lime pie.
Read MoreMany cultures have their own version of this flaky pastry treat. And for good reason. They are simply irresistible! Especially when freshly baked, they really do melt in your mouth.
Read MoreThe best ginger-molasses cookie comes from Zingerman’s Bakehouse in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The bakery has been making their Ginger Jump-Ups for more than two decades and sells thousands per month.
Read MoreThis classic recipe makes a deliciously rich pound cake that keeps very well. Top it with powdered sugar, fresh berries and ice cream, or all on its own. Any way you serve this one, it's a winner.
Read MoreThere's whipped cream, and then there's lemon mascarpone whipped cream. It's a luxurious, 10-minute recipe that will make everything from fresh fruit to pies shine.
Read MoreA simple mixed berry cobbler lets summer berries shine, while a luscious mascarpone cream makes for a special topping that would also be delicious with pies, pancakes and more.
Read MoreRainbow cake is an iconic Baltimore food. While somewhat similar to the tricolored Italian almond cake, the Baltimore version often consists of four or six layers of thin, moist cake — each a different bright color — with a thin layer of jelly or fudge in between.
Read MoreThis rhubarb bread pudding is a summer-tastic dessert that is sweet, tart, carby and delicious all at once. Bring to any party to wow your friends!
Read MoreThis retro dessert is made with pieces of angel food cake, fruit, Jell-O and whipped topping, and has the consistency of a pudding once it's been chilled. It's a simple and delicious dessert that will serve a large number and would be excellent to serve at a spring or summer gathering.
Read MoreThis is a recipe from before Cool Whip and instant pudding were around and it is made the old-fashioned way with basic ingredients you most likely will have in your pantry. Serve it with sliced bananas and whipped cream and you'll have a slice of good old-fashioned comfort food at its very best.
Read MoreThis rich, moist almond cake is endlessly adaptable and will keep well for several days at room temperature. Serve it for dessert one night, and if there is any left over, it will be a welcome treat for breakfast or tea the next day.
Read MoreMake this decadent pie and invite friends over for dessert and coffee. Everyone will take a look at it and ask for a small piece to start, but we guess everyone will be back asking for a second sliver—this one is just too good to practice self-control.
Read MoreGreek custard pie, known as galaktoboureko, is unlike pie in the traditional American sense. It’s baked in a rectangular pan, the custard is made with semolina, which gives it a slightly grainy texture, and the light crust comes from layers of paper-thin phyllo dough.
Read MoreThis easy, tasty cake is perfect for a picnic or when you need to whip up dessert for last minute guests. It's made with ingredients you likely already have on hand, and it's easy to switch out yogurt flavors if you don't have raspberry in the fridge.
Read MoreThis homey pie is reminiscent of a pecan pie, without the pecans. It is slightly less rich and not as dense as most pecan pies but with a wonderful texture and caramel flavor.
Read MoreWhen peaches are plentiful in markets and roadside stands, pick up some luscious, ripe ones and make this cake as a special treat for family and friends.
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