These classic holiday sweets are Grandma-approved. Molly Bolton/Southern Living When it comes to Christmas, Grandma knows how important it is to serve up sugar and spice in the form of dessert. Even ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you love chocolate chip cookies, this icebox cake, filled with alternating layers of crushed cookies and silky whipped cream, ...

The Christmas season is well and truly upon us. A period that marks the start of the festivities, beginning with the meal. How can you impress your guests without spending hours cooking or panicking?

This collection is the perfect solution for busy holiday kitchens filled with roasts, casseroles, and cookies. When the oven is already busy, these no-bake Christmas desserts save the day. They're ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you’re looking to make a festive Christmas treat to wow friends and family this year, look no further ...

Festivities are not festive without tasty treats. Christmas festivities make this especially true! Dial up the fun with these amazing desserts inspired by all of the magic that only Christmas brings, ...

Drummond shared on her Pioneer Woman website that her mom’s secret and unique method of decorating the treats makes all the difference. No frosting or sprinkles here but an egg yolk glaze brushed on ...

Christmas dessert tables can make or break your holiday celebration. Too few options leave guests disappointed, while too many leave you exhausted and waste food. Finding that sweet spot feels tricky ...

Drummond demonstrated how to make her Christmas tree tarts on an episode of The Pioneer Woman. She shared how quick shortcut ingredients make the dessert one of the easiest holiday ideas that’s a ...

Desserts are often the highlight of any meal—but not all sweets are created equal. While indulgence is a part of Christmas, some desserts pack an astonishingly unhealthy punch, with sky-high levels of ...

The one thing more divisive than Brussels sprouts at Christmas? Christmas pudding. But with almost half of 10 to 25-year-olds saying they don’t like it, it's hardly surprising that many families seek ...