Old-fashioned, homey, and filling, this traditional English pub favorite is perfect to serve as a dessert on Superbowl Sunday. It will be a reqular request other times, too.

Make homemade fortune cookies for Chinese New Year. These cookies actually taste good and it's fun to put your own "fortunes" inside.

These easy cookies resemble (as long as you use your imagination) those cute little rodents that Groundhog Day is named for. They're perfect for a Groundhog Day celebration.

Here's a great way to use up leftover grits; the pudding comes out with a layer of custard in addition to a creamy grits layer. This is simple soul food at its best.

One of the new southern classics, this rich and decadent pie is perfect to serve after a southern or soul food dinner. It's surface resembles dried Mississippi mud, but it's moist inside. Mud never tasted so good!

The lyrics in the old plantation song, Short'nin bread, talk about a delicacy that has been popular since the slaves prepared it in the plantation kitchens. There are only 4 ingredients, and this delicious cookie is perfect to serve on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on the 3rd Monday in January.

Those juicy little clementines make a yummy ice cream topping that is quick and easy.

Here's an easy sweet party mix that can be made in 15 minutes. It's a great snack to serve on New Year's Eve or whenever there's going to be a crowd.

It takes only 10 minutes and four ingredients to make this creamy delicious fudge.

This creamy, crunchy, salty, sweet holiday treat can be made in 15 minutes.