These easy bar cookies were popular during the 50's and 60's,and were served in many schools for dessert at lunchtime. They're enjoying a resurgence of popularity, probably because they are so good.

Derby Pie®, is the traditional dessert to serve on Derby Day, held on the first Saturday in May. Although the original can be purchased frozen in grocery stores or ordered on line, this homemade version is really much better and not difficult to make.

This traditional Mexican rice pudding is perfect to serve on Cinco de Mayo or anytime Mexican food is served.

Got stale cookies? Throw them in the slow cooker with a few staple ingredients; in a few hours you'll have a fabulous pudding.

These cute Easter treats start with a homemade brownie mix so they're quick to mix up. The decorations are quick and easy too.

Whoopie pies are enjoying a surge of popularity, and these are so good, you'll make them over and over.

Here's a recipe for a very festive cheesecake that can be made up to a month ahead of Easter.

Master Mix is a shortcut ingredient for many desserts such as cookies, cakes, and puddings. Here are three versions that can be used interchangeably.

Red Nose Day is a huge fundraiser to help stamp out poverty in the UK and Africa. Even if you don't live in the UK, you can bake a great English dessert and donate to your favorite charity.

Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, this luscious mix of custard, cake, chocolate, and Irish Cream will draw raves.