Chocolate Chip Cookies
Bake chocolate chip cookies with buttery centers, golden edges, and plenty of chocolate using a dough that chills briefly before baking.
A homemade dessert is an easy way to make a meal feel special. These recipes include quick chocolate treats and longer baking projects. Measure carefully, check oven temperatures, and allow the cooling or chilling time listed for the best texture.
11 recipes to explore
Bake chocolate chip cookies with buttery centers, golden edges, and plenty of chocolate using a dough that chills briefly before baking.
Roll rich Brazilian chocolate brigadeiros with condensed milk, cocoa, and butter. A simple stovetop method makes 18 sprinkle-coated treats for sharing.
Bake six mini pavlovas with crisp meringue shells and soft centers, then top with whipped cream and berries for an inviting New Zealand-style dessert.
Layer coffee-dipped ladyfingers with a light mascarpone cream for an egg-free filling in this chilled, cocoa-dusted tiramisu.
Pipe a simple flour dough into hot oil, fry until crisp and cooked through, then coat warm churros in cinnamon sugar.
Bake a double-crust apple pie with a cinnamon-spiced filling and flaky butter pastry, then cool fully for slices that hold together.
Bake rich brownies with melted chocolate and cocoa, then cool before slicing for a dense, fudgy center and a delicate top crust.
Bake a rich cream-cheese cheesecake over a graham cracker crust, then cool gradually and chill thoroughly for a smooth, sliceable dessert.
Bake a two-layer carrot cake with cinnamon, finely grated carrots, and a smooth cream-cheese frosting for a soft, warmly spiced dessert.
Bake chewy oatmeal raisin cookies with cinnamon, brown sugar, and rolled oats for soft centers and lightly golden edges.
Bake a spiced pumpkin custard in a butter crust, then cool and chill for a smooth pumpkin pie that slices neatly.