baking

Sticky-sweet roasted pears make a great dessert or breakfast when laid atop oatmeal or Greek yogurt.

London's calling with these savoury pockets. Use puff pastry to line the wells of your muffin tin for easy pies every time.

Don’t be intimidated by homemade pastry. This dough comes together easily in a food processor and is simple to work with. You've got hand pies in the bag!

Kids won't eat their veggies? Try these green bean oven fries. The dip has sweet potato whirled throughout, they'll have no idea.

Brownies topped with sticky-sweet mini marshmallows? Sold.

Take your granola game up a notch with our delicious recipe. It's the perfect balance of sweet and salty.

Dinner guests will be wowed when this chocolate pound cake appears at the end of the meal. (You don't have to tell them how easy it was to make!)

Keep an easy go-to dough recipe in your arsenal for quick weeknight meals.

Deep-fried fish and chips get a healthy upgrade without losing that crispy battered goodness.

Forgo a traditional cake in favour of this festive cookie cake!

Delicious but not too sweet, our Cinnamon Glazed Cookies are a surefire holiday hit.

Baking with kids can be fun—even if the idea of them “helping” riles your inner control freak. Relax, we’ve got 10 tips to make it more joyful for everyone.

Bring these Double Chocolate Sandwich Cookies to a holiday party and watch them disappear. Decadent chocolate icing sandwiched between two soft cookies is always a win.

Pumpkin seeds and flaxseeds give this fruity crumble a nutritious boost.

Bet you didn't know carrots make a great crispy chip.

Yes, your kids are eating veggies for breakfast in this yummy spin on oatmeal! (Now keep it to your smug self.)

Deliver holiday cheer with these delicious treats! Try one of these simple cookie exchange recipes.

Your little ones might turn their noses up at veggies, but they're sure to gobble up these crispy zucchini chips.

Lightly dusted with cinnamon sugar, these crisp apple chips make a perfect snack.