Costco always has some amazing desserts to choose from. Here, we're narrowing the selection to holiday desserts, and ranking ...

It's time for our yearly run-down of the best food and drink books of the year. As ever, we are concentrating on books created by the people behind London's great restaurants and bars. No air fryer ...

Here’s what you need to make this year’s classic holiday pies, tarts and cakes shine. This cake is warmly spiced with cinnamon; packed with coconut, raisins and nuts; and finished with a tangy cream ...

From decadent cakes to spiced cookies, these holiday desserts that aren't pie will bring delicious variety to your holidays.

British food is hearty, comforting, filling, and perfect for the colder months of the year. Here’s how to make everything ...

In a large mixing bowl, stir together the pumpkin, egg yolks, spices, cornstarch, and 1/2 cup sugar. Pour in the cream and stir until smooth. In a separate bowl, add the egg whites and using a hand ...

Cobblers, sky-high trifles, bundt cakes, cookies – there are so many impressive and delicious desserts for celebrating ...

Ultimately, the idea is to keep the pie dough somewhere between 68° and 72°F, so it stays pliable, cool, and easy to handle.

Forget scampi fries and soggy pies — the food served at these British pubs, from Cornwall to Scotland, make them real dining ...

She mixes the individual fillings and then rolls out the dough onto a baking sheet. Then, she puts the sweet potato pie ...

A turkey roulade is an excellent choice if you prefer not to cook an entire bird. You get to serve the traditional turkey ...

Nostalgia reigned supreme as chefs and bakers recalled why Libby’s is their favorite brand. Sandy Davis, a chef for New ...