dessert

Indulge in this fabulously fluffy strawberry wafflecake delight.

Dense and chewy like a brownie, this cake tastes as if it came from a European pastry shop (but is easily stirred together in one bowl). Serve on Mother’s Day with berries and a pot of tea.

Caramel-filled chocolate bars and mini marshmallows melted until toasty with graham crackers to dip. That's all there is to know.

A soft, spongy, not-too-sweet mug cake that takes a two-minute spin in the microwave? Genius.

Does your kid not like cake? We've got you covered for their next birthday party with these delicious treats that aren't cake.

Here's one sugar high you don't have to tap a tree for. This three-ingredient fudge is rich, creamy and pretty easy to pull off.

No need to spend money on those store-bought (and often less healthy) yogurt granola parfaits. This homemade version is easy to make, and sure to please kids and parents alike.

Keep little hands busy with these super easy brownie bites.

Skip right to the good part—the candy!—with this clever shortcut on the classic gingerbread house.

This twist on classic gingerbread cookies calls for tea right in the dough.

Kids can help roll dough balls, mark them with their thumbprints and lick up any leftover Nutella.

A sweet-savoury and subtly spicy treat, this shortbread is the antidote for wrapping rage.

These not-too-sweet icebox cookies are your secret frozen weapon when holiday chaos hits.

The perfect indulgence, you’ll want to bookmark these oatmeal chocolate chip cookies.

These shortbread balls couldn't be easier — no chilling, rolling pin or finicky cutting needed!

Looking for a cookie that tastes fudgey like a brownie and is also free of eggs, nuts and dairy? Enter chocolate crinkles.

These whoopie pie sandwiches are a bit of work, but totally worth it.

Get out the melon baller (a perfect kid-safe tool) and start scooping gourd guts. The whole family will love these roasted pumpkin seeds.

Gather your little helpers and tighten your apron strings; this monkey bread is fun to make as a team.

Sure, you could keep buying granola bars. But with this seriously simple, sweet-salty recipe, why would you?