No room in the oven to bake an Easter dessert? Believe it or not, your slow cooker can turn out moist and delicious cakes. Baking in the slow cooker takes a little longer than the oven, but no monitoring is necessary so you can prepare the rest of your Easter dinner while it's cooking.

Anyone can make these shamrock cakes, including older children, in about 15 minutes. They are so easy and quick that there is no excuse to skip dessert on St. Patrick's Day .

Just think - Yummy creamy fudge flavored with Ireland's most famous import, Irish Cream Liqueur. Four ingredients go together quickly.

Basic white chocolate mousse is not only delicious and light on its own, it makes a great filling for cakes, pies, and other desserts. Fruit can be added, as well as toffee, nuts, or other ingredients. It's also great for layering in parfaits.

Looking for a showstopper dessert to serve on Valentine's Day? This decadent cheesecake with a brownie crust and cherry chocolates will be perfect. It's not difficult and can be made a couple days ahead.

Need a romantic dessert for Valentine's Day? Clafouti is a cross between a custard and a thick crepe; this one is studded with raspberries and has a crispy topping of sliced almonds. It's easy to make, too.

In less than 30 minutes you can make fudge, crunchy, little mounds that, if you use your imagination, resemble little groundhogs. They are perfect for serving on Groundhog Day.

Need a southern dessert to round out your Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration? These old fashioned apple pies are pure "soul food," and will disappear quickly.

Relax while this luscious cake is "baking" in the slow cooker. It's easy to put together, and the coconut pecan filling mixes through the cake, so it's gooey and good!

If you plan to celebrate Epiphany on January 6th, you'll want to serve this buttery dessert bread. It's easy in the automatic bread machine.