Posts tagged best dessert recipes
Frozen Chocolate, Banana & Peanut Butter Pie Recipe

Elvis was able to swivel his hips and make women bawl, but really, he was just your average Joe, a guy who loved peanut butter and banana sandwiches. This pie is our hunka-hunka-freezing-love tribute to him – a simple, velvety smooth icebox pie that would surely have elicited a “thank you, thank you very much” from the Pelvis.

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Homemade Peanut Butter Cups Recipe

These Homemade Peanut Butter Cups are sure to put Reese's out of business. Topped with caramelized peanuts, the decadent, delicious and easy-to-make Peanut Butter Cups have a smooth, sweet and salty peanut butter filling that is sandwiched between luscious layers of chocolate. You'll never buy packaged ones again.

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Cookie Dough Fudge Brownies Recipe

Lisa and I have gigantic sweet teeth. In fact, we take great pride that neither of us has ever uttered the phrase, "Too sweet for me." Grab a giant glass of milk because you're about to have the sugar rush of a lifetime when you dig into these rich chocolate brownies that are topped with soft chocolate-chip cookie dough. Clearly our idea of dessert isn't a bowl of applesauce.

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The Best Key Lime Pie Recipe

On July 1, 2006, all eyes were on the State of Florida. New fashion in thongs? Winter weather? Lost ballots? None of the above. A tight race was dominating headlines – what would become the official state pie? After a real nail-biter, Key Lime beat out Pecan. Some attribute the victory to a fancy PR campaign, but when you’re after some cool in the swelter of the Sunshine State no dessert can beat the tart and creamy custard and fluffy meringue cover.

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The Best Monkey Bread Recipe

Yeah, monkey bread. But what do you expect when other 1950s recipes had such names as “Cantaloupe Pickles” and “Clever Judy Filling”? Also called bubble loaf or golden crown, monkey bread is pull-apart layers of sinfully sugared yeast dough dripping in sticky caramel glaze and topped with sweet icing. So addictive, even Nancy Reagan served it regularly at the White House.

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