Main Dishes

How to Make Paper-Bag Meatloaf

Cooking paper-bag meatloaf is a neat and tidy technique, but also produces a crisp, delicious crust.

Desserts

White Chocolate Cranberry-Orange Cookies

Flavored with white chocolate, orange zest, cranberries, and cardamom, these White Chocolate Cranberry-Orange Cookies are cozy and bright—just like the holidays themselves.

Desserts

Sour Cream Sugar Cookie Trees

This sugar cookie dough recipe is easy to cut into tree shapes, which look extra festive when frosted in ombre shades of green. Sour cream lends richness and a subtle tang.

Desserts

Cinnamon-Spice Snowballs

A favorite family recipe for butterball cookies gets a boost of cinnamon and nutmeg for the holidays. Even better? You can make them up to three weeks ahead.

Desserts

Quintuple-Chocolate Therapy Bars

Cocoa powder and semisweet chocolate chips enrich these Quintuple-Chocolate Therapy Bars, which are crowned with white chocolate, cacao nibs, and a drizzle of bittersweet chocolate.

Food

Beets and Potatoes Au Gratin

In this recipe two favorites (potatoes and beets) combine deliciously together with layers of cheese and a generous amount of spice. The outcome is a beautifully layered dish that’s both crispy and cheesy. 

Desserts

How to Make Granny Smith Apple Cake

Granny Smith apple cake is a simple coffee cake that will impress your guests. Have it with breakfast, brunch, or afternoon tea.

Desserts

Apple Brown Betty

Made with tart apples, spices, and fresh breadcrumbs, this old-fashioned apple brown betty recipe is a fall favorite.

Desserts

Old-Fashioned Apple Crisp

This old-fashioned apple crisp recipe is always a big hit with our readers. Serve this classic New England dessert with a dollop of whipped cream or a generous scoop of ice cream.

Desserts

Apple Custard Cake

With the perfect mix of custardy top and tender interior, this apple custard cake is a sweet fall treat.

Appetizers

Vermont Cheddar-Ale Dip

This recipe for cheddar-ale dip combines some of our favorite classic Vermont flavors. The darker brew you choose, the stronger (and more delicious) the flavor will be.

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