Have you forgot about the No Bake Cookie? Did y’all know you can make no bake cookies using the microwave? Yep! No standing over the stove waiting for the ingredients to boil because, ya know, a watched pot never boils. Seriously, though, these are the easiest cookies to make without using the oven and only require 7 ingredients.
Thank you to Only In Arkansas for sponsoring my Ooey Gooey Pumpkin Spice Bars. #makingbetterhappen All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Pumpkin Spice is the spice of life and these Ooey Gooey Pumpkin Spice Bars are everything. It’s the perfect dessert to use your 13×9 casserole dish and to feed a crowd. You can cut the squares as big or small as you need.
Got a sweet tooth? How about a microwave? Then you are only 5 minutes away from this easy 3 Ingredient Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudge. Your sweet tooth will thank you! It’s the decadent taste of a peanut butter cup but made into a homemade candy. Perfect just to eat but also perfect for gifts and perfect for the holidays.
Getting together with family is the best! This Deliciously Easy Chocolate Brownie Trifle recipe came from getting together with my family. All you have to do is make a pan of brownies, have a few more ingredients, and create some easy layers. Impressing your family and guests just got extremely easy. It looks gorgeous and taste even better!
Christmas time = pie time!
It’s just not the holidays unless you are eating pie. My all time favorite pie is Pecan Pie and my all time favorite dessert is Cheesecake. This pie is the best of both worlds. In my opinion, you can’t go wrong when combining these 2 yummy desserts into one.
It’s that time of year for holiday parties and family gatherings. With those parties and gatherings, there is always food involved. Sometimes you just need an easy make ahead dessert that you can take along. Something that you don’t have to take time to bake. Something that whips up in a flash. Something that is so easy but still so delicious. You really can’t get any easier than this Peanut Butter Pie.
