You may not get a day off work for Groundhog day, but since it's an official holiday, it's a good excuse to serve a fabulous dessert. If you use your imagination, these miniature cakes resemble groundhogs.

February 3rd is National Carrot Cake Day. Here is an easy recipe for a moist and delicious homemade carrot cake that will become a favorite.

January 26th is National Peanut Brittle Day. Even if you don't plan on celebrating, it's nice to have some of this delicious candy around.

This classic southern dessert is perfect to serve at your Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration. Yum!

Basic jellyrolls are easy to make and form the base of many different cakes such as ice cream cake rolls, cream cake rolls and French yule logs.

One of the favorite desserts of the 44th President of the United States is Peach Cobbler. This dessert is perfect to serve on Inauguration day. Since it's a classic southern dessert, and oh so good, you'll also want to serve it on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on the third Monday in January.

This basic zucchini cake is perfect for using up the larger tougher zucchini squashes.

Southern Banana Pudding is quick and easy to make. While good anytime, it's a great choice to serve as the dessert at your Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration on the third Monday in January.

This Coconut Pecan Filling can be used to fill German Chocolate Cake, Carrot Cake, or Zucchini Cake; it is also great on brownies and even in between graham crackers.

When oranges are paired with chocolate in a moist cake, the results are nothing short of fabulous.