Warm up to these desserts that are just right for cold days.
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Why does January always feel extra long?
Maybe it’s because we slide into a post-holiday slump that’s accompanied by colder than normal temperatures.
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But look on the bright sidechilly weather is a good reason to stay in and get cozy.
Proof is in this rich and decadent molten cake that has a creamy peanut butter center.
Better plan to make more than one dozen.
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Regardless of what you call it, everyone can agree that it’s absolutely delicious.
Sink your fork into the layers of vanilla and chocolate pudding and you’ll know why.
In under one hour, it’s possible for you to make these three-ingredient chocolate bites.
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These need to cool completely before cutting into cute football shapes, so plan ahead.
Vanilla Cookies
It’s not always just about chocolate.
Try these thin, crispy, chewy, buttery, and vanilla-rich cookies for an anytime snack.
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The marble design makes it gift-worthy, too.
Sugar Cookie Bars
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Pretty in pink.
Cubes of golden vanilla chiffon cake are layered with velvetyvanilla custardand vanilla whipped cream for the ultimate dig-right-in dessert.
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Vibrant lemon cheesecake meets traditional Italian dessert in this can’t-resist winter treat.
These rich and decadent pound cakes will delight everyone in the family.
Usefresh or frozen cranberriesin this recipe.
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Banana Pudding Cheesecake Bars
Attention, c’mon!
Save yourripe bananasfor this recipe.
Hello Dolly Bars
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Welcome back an old-fashioned favorite.
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Apple butter intensifies the apple flavor, and a drop biscuit topping adds cozy comfort.
Prepare to be impressed when you dig into this creamy dessert.
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