This loaf swaps refined sugar for pure maple syrup, creating depth of flavor while letting the natural sweetness of ripe ...

Busy bakers, rejoice! These dreamy desserts are fast, fuss-free, and full of flavor—perfect for potlucks, kids, and cravings.

You can’t really have Thanksgiving (or Friendsgiving) without food, but — here’s a pleasant surprise — you can have Thanksgiving without an oven.

Pour the mixture into the prepared pan, and bake at 350°F for 50 minutes. The mixture will puff, rise, and caramelize, setting into a freshly baked cake with some donut pieces still prevalent.

We’ve got you covered with these 17 no-bake Thanksgiving desserts that are so easy and delicious, you’ll wonder why you ever bothered with traditional baking in the first place! No Bake Pumpkin ...

It’s a course that’s steeped in tradition, and there’s nearly always pie. Pumpkin, apple, cherry and pecan all vie for space on the dessert table, ready for a dollop or six of whipped cream.

Pumpkin, pecan and beyond: Salon’s 8 must-bake Thanksgiving desserts From an unexpected twist on sweet potato pie to creative pumpkin blondies, here are this holiday's sweetest treats.

I was 16 when I had mashed potatoes for the first time. My family never made them, opting instead for a rice stuffing at Thanksgiving — my mom’s dish is sort of like this recipe from Genevieve Ko.

You can make it ahead, too. Getty Images/Allrecipes If you think about it, serving Thanksgiving appetizers seems unnecessary. You’re about to sit down to a big feast that often leaves you stuffed. But ...