Author: Michael Laiskonis
Do you remember Creme Drops? I was talking with my 90 year old Uncle and he told me that when he was a kid he would go into town and buy a pound for 5 cents and eat them all on the way home. They are kinda...
Author: Daniel Frye
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Two warnings about these cookies: Don't give them to young children before bedtime and don't leave them lying around, if you want any left for yourself. These cookies are crisp on the edges and have a...
Author: Kelsey Banfield
Author: Basha F. Gelman
I look for a new candy to make every year. This is the one I'm going to try. It sounds simple enough and besides it says that it makes a very colorful candy.This photo is by Karla Everett. She made them...
Author: Zelda Hopkins
Using melted white chocolate in the vanilla portion of this marble cake adds a complex toastiness, and makes a luxurious textural match for the chocolate swirls-even if you don't like white chocolate,...
Author: Deb Perelman
Meet my version of an energy bar. About 30 minutes before a workout, I'll grab one of these scones, plus some coffee and a gulp of kefir; the whole wheat flour gives me the sustained energy I need to make...
Author: Julie Smolyansky
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This ganache makes a super easy frosting that is great for when you have leftover sour cream in the fridge and chocolate chips on hand -- delicious over almond flavored cupcakes!
Author: KatieMac
My mother made this cake for us when we were growing up, and it's a family favorite. It comes from WWII era, because she grew up during that time when things were rationed, and so they had to invent recipes...
Author: Toni Fletcher
Use this classic Mexican mole sauce to marinate the Mole-Roasted Turkey with Masa Stuffing and Chile Gravy . You'll be left with plenty of extra, which can be served alongside the turkey or frozen for...
Author: Melissa Clark
As the name implies, these chocolate cupcakes are to die for. At first glance, they look like a yummy cupcake with a cookies and cream type icing. It's when you take the first bite you're amazed. Big chunks...
Author: Debbie W
Real milk chocolate-not just cocoa powder-gives this cake its rich, chocolatey flavor. With a foolproof, one-bowl preparation, effortless frosting, and portability, this cake is sure to be your new go-to...
Author: Rhoda Boone
These espresso-infused dark chocolate-chunk shortbread cookies come from master baker Dorie Greenspan's new cookbook Dorie's Cookies.
Author: Dorie Greenspan
Setting the whipped cream with dissolved gelatin means it won't deflate or weep when chilled.
Author: Chris Morocco
Author: Gordon Ramsay
This simple one-bowl vegan chocolate cake, topped with a raspberry glaze and a dark chocolate ganache is perfect with ice cream and fresh raspberries.
Author: toastyfrenchy
These decadent, two-layer flourless brownies are easily customizable. You can use either almond butter or peanut butter in the bottom layer, and if you want to make them dairy-free, you can use coconut...
Author: Anna Stockwell
This signature Payard treat delivers a delicious dose of heart-healthy fat and antioxidants, courtesy of the nuts and cocoa.
Author: Francois Payard
This is the easiest chocolate cake in the world-perhaps in the universe! You don't even need eggs, butter, or milk, and you probably have all the ingredients on hand. I use this recipe when I'm in a time...
Author: Sarah Magid
If pecan pie is a crowd pleaser at your Thanksgiving table, try this delectable chocolate and cashew variation.
Author: Melissa Clark
Healthy bonus: 1 serving of fruit per 1/2 cup of sliced fruit, magnesium, and selenium from nuts, vitamin C from strawberries, fiber from nuts and fruits
Author: Joy Bauer, R.D.
This is one of those awesome desserts that you can have just a bite of and feel satisfied. With an intensely dark chocolate flavor, they are practically fudge-like in consistency. So rich, so creamy, so...
Author: Jo Anne Sugimoto
It's worth the effort to order the special chocolate batons, which make the difference between an excellent pain au chocolat and an ordinary one.
Author: Nancy Silverton