Nothing beats the moistness of a poke cake! This one with caramel and apple flavors is a great cake recipe for fall.

Chill out! Build this pumpkin trifle before holiday dinner guests arrive, then refrigerate it until the turkey is done. This is the ultimate make-ahead Thanksgiving dessert.

Inspired by Derby-Pie's rich filling of chocolate chips and walnuts, this cast-iron skillet cookie version goes straight from oven to table. Topping the gooey cookie with a scoop of ice cream isn't mandatory but is strongly encouraged.

These grilled beef skewers are a meal by themselves, but serve them up with lavash--a thin unleavened Middle Eastern bread--or flatbread for a more filling dish.

Add basil to classic chimichurri for more complex flavor that will have dinner guests asking for your secret ingredient. Add this chimichurri recipe to just about any protein of your choosing.

Thanks to the oil-lemon dressing you don't have to worry about this potato salad recipe sitting out for a couple hours at the barbecue like you do other mayo-based salads.

Chia seeds are rich in fiber and a good source of omega-3 fats. Mixed with liquid, chia seeds swell into a gelled tapioca

Cookbook author Julia Turshen was inspired by two classics--green-onion cream cheese spread and French onion dip--to create this party dip recipe.

A quick under-30-minute dinner recipe is just the thing for your busy weeknight. Chicken, vegetables, and Asian flavors from sesame oil, ginger, and tamari sauce create an all-in-one skillet meal with big flavor.

Heart Cookies

This mint-chip milkshake recipe is great all year, but come St. Patrick's Day time, we definitely break out our shamrock cookie cutter to make that cute garnish on top.

In addition to chocolate, make sure you celebrate Valentine's Day with this stunning layer cake. It's covered with fluffy whipped cream frosting and, if you like, topped with heart-shape sugar cookies. If this cake doesn't satisfy your craving for sweets, nothing will.

Sesame seeds and sesame oil offer a double dose of that delicate Asian flavor. They're complimented by bolder flavors from ginger, green onion, and a hint of cayenne.

Do not let this classic Christmas cake's appearance intimidate you. Making a cake roll will surprise you with its simplicity. For an easy plate or platter garnish, sprinkle a few "boughs" of fresh rosemary casually around the cake -- they will bring Christmas tree branches to mind.

Each of the components for this easy dessert parfait can be made days in advance. Come party time, all that's left to do is stack the layers in pretty glasses.

Thumbprint cookies are a classic Christmas cookie option for good reason: they're easy to customize and can easily be baked ahead and frozen. Let the kids help out with this easy thumbprint cookie recipe. Once you've got the basic recipe down, you'll also love our eight delicious thumbprint cookie flavor variations.