Desserts

A slice of this peanut butter and chocolate pudding pie is decadent enough that you won't even notice you're skipping out on all those calories.


Time:   1-2 hours

Bake up a storm with this banana dessert. Simple ingredients like flour, sugar, and ripe bananas create a cozy cobbler that bakes in just 45 minutes.

Method:   oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

Ann Landers was a popular advice columnist who wrote for the Chicago Sun-Times. This lemon pie is truly the best of the best. The perfect mixture of tart...

Method:   oven, stovetop
Time:   1-2 hours

Chess pie is also known as vinegar pie because of the addition of vinegar in the filling. American actress, Minnie Pearl, was known for her slightly non-traditional version of...

Method:   stovetop
Time:   1-2 hours

Made with chocolate wafer cookies, butter or margarine, milk chocolate, eggs, powdered sugar, vanilla extract, almond pieces

Method:   stovetop
Time:   over 5 hours

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No need to turn on the oven for this amazing creamy cheesecake.


Time:   2-5 hours

This from-scratch dessert is a real treat for anyone watching their sugar intake. It definitely doesn't taste sugar-free!

Method:   stovetop, oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

Made with baking soda, sugar, eggs, all-purpose flour, salt, vanilla extract, baking powder, butter, whipping cream

Method:   stovetop, oven
Time:   1-2 hours

Ever wanted to taste a piece of history? Bess Truman's Ozark pudding is your ticket to a nostalgic dessert adventure, blending apples, nuts, and just the right amount of...

Method:   oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

Everyone will love this easy peach cobbler dessert with its crunchy oat topping

Method:   crock pot
Time:   2-5 hours

This two-ingredient recipe is amazingly good with just the right amount of lemon flavor. hint: it also works with other pie filling flavors.

Method:   oven
Time:   under 30 minutes

This recipe is for a copycat version of the popular Outback Steakhouse orange marmalade sauce. Made with just four simple ingredients, this sauce is perfect for...


Time:   under 30 minutes

This delicious cobbler only takes 3 minutes to mix up (but then you do have to wait an hour for it to bake). It's worth the wait, trust us.

Method:   oven
Time:   1-2 hours

Ladyfingers are a small, delicate sponge cake biscuit used in desserts such as tiramisu. They are also known as savoiardi, biscotti di Savoia, or sponge fingers.

Method:   oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

Classic rich and chewy brownies. Recipe can easily be doubled and leftovers freeze great.

Method:   stovetop, oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

Fried plantains are one of the best kept secrets of world cuisine! A simple batter is all you need to fry plantain slices to a perfect crisp outside, soft inside balance.

Method:   stovetop
Time:   under 30 minutes

Old-fashioned oatmeal cookies, no frills. No raisins, no nuts, nothing fancy, and nothing wrong. Just perfect, classic cookies that'll make the whole house smell...

Method:   oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

With simple ingredients and easy-to-follow instructions, you'll be able to recreate this restaurant favorite in the comfort of your own kitchen, making it the...

Method:   stovetop
Time:   1-2 hours

This cherry cobbler recipe was always a favorite at Underwood's Cafeteria. It's a southern-style recipe for some good "down home" cooking.

Method:   oven
Time:   1-2 hours

Made with crushed peanuts, vanilla pudding mix, skim milk, peanut butter, whipping cream, pie shell, chocolate syrup, Cool Whip


Time:   2-5 hours

This microwave recipe is a quick and convenient way to create sweet, candied citrus peels. In just under an hour, you can transform ordinary navel orange or lemon peels...

Method:   microwave
Time:   2-5 hours

This no-bake pie is made with layers of bananas topped with a thick cherry sauce.

Method:   stovetop
Time:   2-5 hours

Can't beat the classics. Rice Krispie bars are a marshmallowy sweet treat for the kids and a childhood throwback for the adults.

Method:   stovetop
Time:   under 30 minutes

Get ready to meet the snack of your dreams: Almond Bark Rice Krispies with all the good stuff. Peanut butter and marshmallows included...

Method:   microwave
Time:   30-60 minutes

Seven minute frosting is meringue or marshmallow type boiled frosting. It's delicious on a variety of cake or cupcake flavors.

Method:   stovetop
Time:   under 30 minutes

Cheesecake and apple pie filling are sealed inside flour tortillas and deep fried. Tastes just like Applebee's famous dessert!

Method:   deep fryer, microwave
Time:   2-5 hours

Bisquick is a trusted name in baking. The one pan cobbler is a quick and easy dessert whether you're serving after dinner, going to a potluck, or just need a simple sweet...

Method:   oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

This lemon meringue pie is a delicious dessert that is perfect for those on a sugar-free diet. The lemon filling is tart and refreshing, while the meringue topping is...

Method:   stovetop, oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

This chocolate frosting is perfect for topping cakes or cupcakes. The key to making this frosting is to cook it to the soft-ball stage, which results in a smooth, decadent...

Method:   stovetop
Time:   under 30 minutes

Delicious cookies without the guilt. Go ahead, have another one!

Method:   oven
Time:   under 30 minutes

These sweet little bites of rummy goodness make for a great impressive dessert recipe for the holidays. They are perfect for parties or to give as gifts.


Time:   under 30 minutes

Foolproof and delicious cookies. You can substitute other add-ins like raisins, flavored chips, or walnuts - just be sure to keep the total add-in amount to 10 cups or less.

Method:   oven
Time:   30-60 minutes

This fluffy chocolate pie is always a crowd-pleaser. You can also use low-fat and/or sugar-free ingredients to make this a less guilty indulgence.


Time:   2-5 hours

North Carolina is serious about their sweet potato pie. It takes a sprinkling of cinnamon and the addition of vanilla pudding mix to make the perfect pie.

Method:   oven
Time:   1-2 hours

Perfect for a party or fish fry. Serve these tender oyster fritters with your favorite dipping sauces like tartar sauce, ranch dressing, remoulade, or sriracha mayo.

Method:   stovetop
Time:   under 30 minutes

This stove top version of custard just takes a few minutes to cook and then it's ready to chill. You can serve it with your favorite fresh fruit or other toppings.

Method:   stovetop
Time:   30-60 minutes

The Kahlua adds a unique flavor to these cookies that makes them stand out from your average chocolate chip cookie. With just a few simple ingredients, you can have these...

Method:   oven
Time:   under 30 minutes

If you're looking to impress your friends (or just satisfy your sweet tooth), these chocolate layer bars might be your new go-to recipe for indulgent...

Method:   stovetop, oven
Time:   1-2 hours

This popular pie is a harmonious blend of a flaky pate brisee crust, a zesty lemon filling, and a soft Swiss meringue topping.

Method:   oven, stovetop
Time:   2-5 hours

Carrot cake is a beloved American dessert. Carrot cake cookies with cream cheese filling are a delicious way to enjoy this classic flavor combination in a portable, bite-sized...

Method:   oven
Time:   1-2 hours

Love sweet treats without breaking a sweat? Whip up these no-bake Eskimo cookies, where creamy butter, cocoa, and oats join forces for a simple dessert.


Time:   2-5 hours

Recreate the classic Archway soft sugar cookies at home with this easy-to-follow copycat recipe. Made with simple ingredients and a hint of nutmeg, these cookies are...

Method:   oven
Time:   over 5 hours

This chocolate pudding is made with sour cream, giving it a unique and delicious flavor. It's perfect for a special dessert or an easy snack.

Method:   stovetop
Time:   1-2 hours

This orange flavored ice cream is definitely dreamy, Ben and Jerry were spot-on with the name. Try a scoop or two in lemon-lime soda for a fruity...


Time:   2-5 hours

Featuring a blend of catfish and spices, these fritters are a creative twist on traditional seafood fare.

Method:   deep fryer
Time:   2-5 hours

The Amish have a tradition of simple living and hearty cooking. But don't let that fool you, these peanut butter cookies are deliciously addictive.

Method:   oven
Time:   under 30 minutes

Spread love on any occasion when you whip up a batch of this frosting. Make this super, simple, sweet, sensation with egg whites and a splash of vanilla. No butter necessary.


Time:   under 30 minutes

Easiest cheesecake ever. Cream cheese, Cool Whip, and sugar combine to make the creamy, no-bake filling. Top away with pie filling, fresh fruit, or other toppings as desired.


Time:   2-5 hours

If cookies had royalty, butter shortbread would be king. This recipe from Delia Smith is the shortcut to your own royal tea time.

Method:   oven
Time:   1-2 hours

This lemony frosting only has 4 ingredients, so make sure to spring for fresh-squeezed lemon juice to bring out the brightest flavor possible.


Time:   under 30 minutes