A perfect teatime cookie boast the flavors of chai with a certain heartiness that a single cookie can offer when packed with oatmeal and pecans. Make a batch today and have your afternoon tea nosh in hand for the month!
With Christmas nearly upon us, it's a great time to talk about goodies you can make and either have on hand for quick and easy entertaining or to add a bow to as a last minute gift for visitors or visiting others. 'Tis the season!
Pumpkin, pecans, and chocolate chips combine to make a downright decadent morning muffin that's sure to have you feeling festive without being frazzled as we head into the busiest holiday season of the year.
A downright festive breakfast that can be assembled hot from the oven in less than an hour, this sweet apple dutch pancake is perfect for a cold weekend morning. With caramel-coated apples baked in, just add maple syrup and a cup of coffee.
A can of refrigerated cinnamon roll dough is transformed to a quick, easy, and delicious crust for your new favorite apple pie. Traditional apple pie meets cinnamon rolls hot from the oven and the winner is you and everyone around your table.
A layered cake featuring lots of tropical flavor is just what we need when the weather turns chilly. Everything from pineapple - cake mix, fruit, and juice - to coconut and more find their way into this coffee cake that's been on an island vacation!
Skipping involved folding makes traditional enchiladas into a fantastic casserole that will have you going back for seconds. Everything from tender corn to complex roasted poblano peppers plus black beans, tomatoes, and more find their way into this meal that has it all.
Rhubarb and blueberries swimming in a custardy filling over a butter cookie crust is just the treat you need to help pick up your afternoon with a cup of coffee or tea.
Make breakfast or brunch for a crowd without a lot of fuss. These little eggs cups have a little bit of everything and are like mini frittatas for your morning meal needs.
A perfect accompaniment for your favorite hot dips, pasta dishes, soups, and more, this bread takes more time than traditional garlic bread, but is absolutely worth the effort. Be the toast of the town at your next potluck, tailgate party, or other fall gathering.
