Holiday brunches - Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's - are perfect times to serve luscious homemade breads. This coffee cake is sweet enough to serve as dessert.

White chocolate, nuts, coconut, and semi-sweet chocolate - perfect for dreaming about. These blondies are easy, but fancy enough for the holidays, and ooh soo good.

While pie is the traditional dessert after the Thanksgiving feast, it's nice to have a few different desserts for those who don't want pie. This dessert is perfect, and it may turn out to be the favorite dessert.

This yummy pudding doesn't take up oven space, and bakes unattended in the slow cooker while the cook tends to other, more important things. It's perfect for Thanksgiving, and all the other parties throughout the holiday season.

It's time to start holiday baking, and the excellent cookbook will insure that you have plenty of beautiful cookies to serve guests over the holidays.

Got stale mini chocolate donuts? They are perfect to use in this luscious pudding that cooks unattended in the slow cooker. It's black and orange, too, so it's perfect for Halloween.

Orange & Black are the colors of Halloween, and it's essential to have foods on the BOO-ffet table that bring out the theme. This easy popcorn can be made quickly and will delight your little ghosts, ghouls, and goblins.

Even if you don't have much time to spend in the kitchen, you can make this yummy torte for Halloween. It takes literally about 15 minutes to assemble, and can be made ahead.

Fancy, sweet, slushy drinks are always welcome at the annual Halloween BOO-ffet, and for those who have eaten way too many of the savory foods, this one can double as dessert. It's all make-ahead, so it's easy on the cook.

This easy recipe can be made in about 15 minutes. The fudge has only two ingredients, and once spooned on a baking sheet, a gummy worm (or any gummy bug you want) is pressed in.