Chocolate dough shaped into pretzels and sprinkled with crunchy sugar looks like the familiar salty snack. However, the delicious surprise is that they are not-too-sweet cookies instead.
The most important thing about making fudge is to know that it sets very quickly. As soon as it starts to lose its gloss, scrape it immediately into the pan.
This sumptuous cake combines the best of creamy cheesecake and moist coffee cake.
We've paired two beloved comfort foods—loaded potatoes and s'mores—for a sweet campfire-style treat that can be enjoyed right at home.
These scrumptious treats are a must during apple season. But who are we kidding? They're a welcome indulgence any time of year – especially during the holidays. These fritters are best served warm, so gather everyone in the kitchen to enjoy them as soon as they're ready.
This classic flavour combination is a great way to add a tart-sweet zip to a peanut butter cookie. Any flavour of jam or jelly can be used, though smoother, less chunky ones are the easiest to spread or pipe.
These lamb shanks get their inspiration from a dish served by chef Danny Thibault at G? & Restaurant in Saint-G?on, Que. Like many chefs, he supports his local sheep farmers and creates delicious seasonal dishes in the process.
This springtime twist on classic date squares features a tangy-sweet pink rhubarb filling. Look for fresh stalks of rhubarb that are firm and have the most vibrant colour, but discard the inedible leaves before cooking. If fresh rhubarb is unavailable, measure the same amount of frozen rhubarb, then thaw and drain.
Can't decide between cheesecake or pumpkin pie? Treat yourself to the best of both worlds with these fabulous pumpkin cheesecake squares!