Frozen puff pastry eliminates the need to mix cookie dough for these cute owl pastries. They are perfect to serve at the annual Halloween BOO-ffet.

Here's an incredible apple cake that is perfect to serve during the 8 or 9 day Jewish holiday of Sukkot, or the Feast of Tabernacles. It's so good, it will become a favorite year-round treat.

Who doesn't love Snickerdoodles? These classic cookies are quick and easy.

This caramel sauce is rich and creamy; not only is it perfect for serving over ice cream, itis an ideal sauce for cakes, cheesecakes, puddings, and pies.

This Monster Mix is perfect as a sweet snack at the Halloween BOO-ffet, or packaged in cellophane bags tied with orange and black ribbon for party favors. Beware - it's addicting!

Bar Cookies are quick and easy, so even busy cooks can find time to make these yummy bar cookies.

This classic no-bake cookie recipe is a favorite of almost everyone, but it's so easy even the kids can make it with a minimum of adult supervision.

This easy dessert takes only fifteen minutes to put together thanks to convenience foods. It's a great dessert to make with the kids. Since it's pumpkin flavored, you'll want to serve it at your Halloween BOO-ffet.

When fresh local peaches are available, this is a great dessert. It's light, too, so no matter how much dinner is consumed, there's still room.

Stone fruits such as plums, peaches, and nectarines make fabulous crumbles, and when mixed with raspberries and fresh ginger, this one is so good it'll be difficult to stop at one serving.