We’ve compiled our most tempting options that are ideal for feeding a crowd (or scaling up).
Theyre sweet, limey, and perfectly but not overly boozy.
We dont think so!
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I decided to try and make this for Mother’s Day and the cake turned out perfectly.
Not a fan of peaches?
Use any fruit pie filling.
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Eclair Cake
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This no-bake dessert is one of our most popular for a reason.
kinds of chocolate chips.
Just confirm you have enough room available in your refrigerator for chilling a full punch bowl!
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The recipe makes a big batch, so its perfect for parties.
These totally decadent brownies are a must-try for chocolate lovers.
Strawberry-Pretzel Jello Salad
This ones an oldie but a goodie, yall!
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Roll the dough in whatever color sprinkles fit the theme.
Lemon-Lime Poke Cake
This wonderfully bright citrus cake is the perfect bake-and-take dessert for a summer party.
Lemon and lime slices make for an easy topper that doesnt require any decorating skills.
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Youre never going back.
Sugar Cookie Bars
Enjoy classic sugar cookie flavor without worrying about creating perfectly sized cookie dough balls.
This big-batch dessert comes together in your 13- x 9-in.
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pan, and you’re free to alter the frosting color to fit your party theme.
Dont skip any of the chilling steps if you want nice, even layers.
You wont need a candy thermometer for this chocolate treat that calls for just a handful of ingredients.
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Easy Peach Pie
Store bought pie crusts make this dessert come together quickly.
Even betterthis recipe comes together right in the baking dish, so there are less dishes to do.
You’ll only need five ingredients and 30 minutes to throw it together.
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Spring for high-quality chocolate for the tastiest results.
Fancy them up with a dollop of whipped cream, or enjoy them as-is.
Strawberry Pound Cake
This bright pink cake will make a statement on the dessert table.
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Fresh strawberries are used in the glaze and in the batter.
And these buttery, chocolate-filled blondies will fly off the dessert table.
That’s why these no-bake icebox pies are the perfect summer party treat.
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For an even more beautiful presentation, add a drizzle of honey and an edible flower.
One reviewer advises you not to skip out on the homemade whipped cream.
The no-bake, minimally-messy mixture tastes just like strawberry cheesecake without the hassle.
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Throw lemon into the mix and you’ll have a to-die-for dessert.
Pecan Cheesecake Pie
You dont have to decide between pie and cheesecake.
This dessert lets guests have both.
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The nutty topping adds a nice crunch to the characteristic creaminess of the popular cheesecake.
The sherbet-colored frosting is reminiscent of the popular party punch.
Cappuccino Swirl Bars
Offer your guests coffee and dessert with these decadent bars.
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Make them in advance and store them in the refrigerator for up to three days.
Instead of squares, cut your brownies into diamond shapes for a prettier party platter.
Fried Apple Pies
Pockets of sweet apple filling are sure to delight party guests.
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While still warm, dip these in a cinnamon-sugar coating.
Mini Triple-Chocolate Buttermilk Pound Cakes
Everyone gets their own sweet cake when you make mini versions.
These little pound cakes are perfect for everything from picnics to holiday parties.
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Chocolate and buttermilk glazes make these extra luscious.
Easy Blackberry Cobbler
Hannah Zimmerman
Make the easiest blackberry cobbler using only six ingredients.
To make it extra special, top it with whipped cream and a mint garnish.
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Coconut-Almond Cream Cake
This decadent cake is deliciously rich as well as moist.
For a colorful presentation, garnish with kumquats, currants, and fresh mint sprigs.
Mini Confetti Cakes
Guests will never know how easy these mini cakes are to make.
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Cut the small cake layers from a sheet cake using a round cutter.
Whipped cream makes frosting the cakes simple and quick.
Easy Individual Peach Pies
These little pies are perfect for outdoor entertaining.
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Made right in your muffin tin with refrigerated pie crust, these are a breeze to put together.
Assemble the trifle the night before you plan to serve it, and prepare for rave reviews.
The peanut butter isnt too overpowering but complements the cupcake just enough to cut the sweetness.
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Make it up to filling the pie crust a day ahead.
Top with whipped cream and garnish before serving.
Toss them with powdered sugar while still warm.
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All you need is a sheet cake and a cookie cutter!
Fudge Pie
Youll put your microwave to use for this chocolate treat.
This fudge pie is one of the most wickedly delicious chocolate desserts you’ll ever eat.
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Try it with ice cream for an even better result.
Classic Strawberry Shortcake
Use four cups of strawberries on these fresh shortcakes.
Sanding sugar tops the vanilla biscuits for some extra sweetness and texture.
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Mini Bourbon-and-Cola Bundt Cakes
Turn aclassic cocktailinto a dessert your company will rave about.
Chocolate cakes are made even more luscious with bourbon and cola in the batter and the glaze.
Make mini treats or one large cake for your special occasion.
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Guests will notice the distinctive taste with the first bite.
Create the marbled effect by swirling Meyer lemon curd into the cheesecake batter.
Generous for a crowd and portable, count on this fruity dessert for all of yoursummer potlucks.
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Get ahead and bake the cheesecakes in advance.
After baking, they’ll freeze up to one month.
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