'Tis the season for ending special meals with a touch of class. Whether you are looking for desserts for Thanksgiving or holidays forthcoming at the end (and beginning!) of the year, it's hard to argue with a decadent dark chocolate tart that has a ribbon of almond flavor running through all of its parts.
Post-Thanksgiving turkey can be both a blessing and a curse. Leftovers can make meals quick and easy, but turkey sandwiches can quickly become mundane. Mix things up by combining your favorite holiday bird with a host of other great flavors and press them together in a panini.
A match made in heaven becomes a clever twist on plain 'ol boxed brownie mix. Never underestimate the power of combining chocolate and cherries to make a downright elegant dessert without investing a lot of time or money in your sweets.
With the holidays fast approaching, morning gatherings - whether it be a holiday brunch or overnight guests - are bound to pop up. Be ready with make-ahead friendly brunch dishes that will fill your home with the aroma of comfort and joy.
Traditionally, the day after Thanksgiving involves soup and it can be very simple if you plan ahead and prep some of it in advance and rely on leftovers for the rest! Enjoy the simpler things and take the day off.
A blend of leftovers and fresh ingredients turn gumbo into super-quick food that's both beautiful and tasty. It's just what we need as holiday preparations shift into high gear and it seems like no one has time to cook.
Nostalgia and comfort food are part of the holidays for most people. Dig into the most sentimental baking recipe I turn to this time of the year and get ready to start your day, dig into your snacks, and enjoy dessert with Cranberry Nut Bread.
Pumpkin waffles are easy to put together and help add an element of festivity to any weekend breakfast. Although this time of year inspires me to make large, fancy brunches featuring waffles like these, scones or muffins, egg dishes and bacon or sausage. Then, I don't eat for the rest of the day!
As a special end to a busy week, I'm sharing an article that a dear friend sent my way. He knows I'm a breakfast nut, so finding 50 of the world's best breakfasts, complete with photographs, absolutely made my day. I hope it does the same for you and inspires you to consider something new for breakfast or brunch this weekend.
In a week known for over-indulgent dinners, finding a way to enjoy a festive breakfast without taxing your calorie budget for the day can be a challenge. However, we've got just the right blend of seasonal pumpkin and sweet chocolate chips in a tidy little package for you to enjoy!
When holiday entertaining is on your to do list, but time is running short, consider a special festive brunch with family and friends. They are easy to put together, more casual and intimate than evening gatherings and leave you and your guests with the rest of the day to get your holidays in order.
When you think chocolate and prime rib are taking too high of a place on your holiday platter, take a look to cranberries to get a healthy perspective.
A trio of flavor superstars come together to inspire a wonderful autumn-focused dessert that could easily star in your Thanksgiving dessert. But why wait that long! After all, you'll want to test it, right?
