Once a nursery dessert in old Ireland, this updated version of a creamy apple pudding is suitable for everyone. It will remind you of tapioca pudding, but uses steel cut oats instead.

These impressive looking Chocolate Orange Soufflés are not difficult to make, but will draw raves from everyone!

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

Christmas is Cookie Time. These cookies will make a great addition to any holiday cookie tray.

Hamantashen are the traditional cookies served at Purim celebrations. They are said to resemble the wicked Haman's ears (or his hat).

Think there's no time to make that summer fruit into a delicious dessert? Think again. This takes only about 10 minutes to assemble. Yum!

Even if you're not planning to celebrate Groundhog Day, these fun and delicious cookies are worth having around.

One batch of dense fudgy bars is turned into two very different treats when half is covered with fudge frosting and the other with Coconut Almond Topping.

These shortcut chewy cookies have bits of English toffee, chocolate, and nuts. Believe it or not, the dough starts with Basic Master Mix - Quick, Easy, & Good!

Mincemeat gets a bad rap in the US. These delicious tartlets will become a favorite with family and friends; you'll find you're serving them over and over.